Wenger may look to Adams for advice on Pennant

ARSENE WENGER may ask Tony Adams to help save the Arsenal career of Jermaine Pennant after putting the midfielder on a final warning for being sent home from the England U21 squad in disgrace.

The 20-year-old midfielder may also face a two-week club fine, which would amount to about £30,000, once a Highbury investigation is completed.

Pennant, who was English footballs most expensive teenager when he arrived from Notts County in a deal worth £2m in 1999, broke a curfew last weekend when he was on international duty with David Platt’s side.