GETTY Arsene Wenger has come under increasing pressure after the Bayern Munich loss Whether he does that with his beloved Arsenal or not remains to be seen but, rest assured, in an ideal world that would be the Frenchman’s dream scenario. Under-fire Wenger, 67, revealed on Friday he will NOT be retiring from football for good at the end of this season – even if he walks away from The Emirates. However, ahead of tomorrow’s crucial FA Cup Fifth Round trip to non-league Sutton United, he strenuously denied that declaration was a deliberate attempt to force unhappy Gunners fans to either back him or lose him. Wenger, in his 21st year at the Arsenal helm, said: “No,...
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