Even though Arsenal managed to end the season above rivals Tottenham Hotspur once again, Arsene Wenger still isn't happy with how things unravelled for the Gunners. Spurs have been ahead of their bitter local rivals for much of 2016, but were ultimately pipped at the last as they fell to a surprise 5-1 defeat at Newcastle United, while Arsenal ran out 4-0 winners at Aston Villa. The shock loss means that Spurs end the campaign in third place on 70 points, while Arsenal finish one point ahead of them in second. 'We did not start the season saying that we wanted to finish above Tottenham,' the French coach told journalists after the match, as per The Sun. “We wanted to win the League and...
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