Wenger: i do not care about doubters ,arsenal is close to Premier League title

The French Arsène Wenger expressed the confidence in his ability to deal well with the pressure after his Ascension to the Summit of the premier league table, saying he believes his players have the good condition will enable them to finish the contest for the title.

11 years have passed since that led French coach "hosted" to win the English Premier League, where the team Rally marked in previous years by "careening" achieving second place several times while antalakath the wonderful throughout that season.

Arsenal begins sitting cross-legged atop a 2016, English Premier League, as did the same thing four times during the 11 years, however, doubts arise about whether the group will continue to meet this challenge throughout the season.

Wenger has responded to these doubts, noting the remarkable work done by the team throughout the season 2003/2004 which has not received any defeat, the current team can repeat the accomplishment this year.

Wenger said: "some people questioned our mentality but I do not agree because he".

There is only one team has won the League without a single defeat, is arsenal ".

"I heard on television that nobody wants to win in this League, but that's nonsense, everyone wants to win, but it's tough."

He said: "the statistics reveals that 8 out of 11 seasons past season the team that is on the top of the rankings in the last day of the year wins the trophy, are still in the middle of the season but I am confident we will fight to continue to the Summit, of course we can deal with the pressure, and we have to show we can deal with it."

"I think we are adult enough and have the level required for the conflict and staying in the competition, the most important thing is that we are at the end of the season we forward honestly everything to succeed.

Arsenal hosts Newcastle competition on 2 January next January, where during the game would seek to widen the difference between him and as soon as his pursuer Leicester second.