Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger slammed suggestions he should be happy with a second-placed finish ahead of Tottenham in the Premier League. After weeks of playing down Arsenal's lack of success this season, manager Arsene Wenger gave a brutal assessment of his team's campaign. Wenger - who previously said he was proud of his record of keeping Arsenal in the top four as rivals like Manchester United and Chelsea falter - said his side's second-placed finish was not what he wanted from this season. Arsenal won their final game of the season 4-0 against an already relegated Aston Villa on Sunday and leapfrogged arch-rivals Tottenham into second place as a result but Wenger said that topping his...
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