Curbishley pays tribute to Wenger, the cut-price king of Highbury

CHARLTON boss Alan Curbishley has paid tribute to Arsene Wenger for taking Arsenal to the brink of dominating the Premiership on a cut-price budget.

Mon, 16 Sep, 2002 - 01:24

By Mark Bradley

CHARLTON boss Alan Curbishley has paid tribute to Arsene Wenger for taking Arsenal to the brink of dominating the Premiership on a cut-price budget.

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