Arsene Wenger was frustrated with Arsenal's lacklustre showing in their scoreless draw. Arsenal's majority shareholder Stan Kroenke says he remains "very high" on manager Arsene Wenger and that it will be "very hard" to replace the Frenchman once he leaves the club. Wenger's future was one of the talking points at Arsenal's annual general meeting on Monday as his contract expires next summer. Wenger, who celebrated his 20th anniversary at the club this month, has indicated he wants to stay on but has also repeatedly said a decision won't be made until the end of the season. Kroenke has stayed silent on Wenger's future but praised the Arsenal boss after the meeting....
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