Wenger defends Arsenal’s honour and discipline

THERE is more chance of Elvis turning up alive and well on the day the Loch Ness monster surfaces than Arsene Wenger aping Jose Mourinho by courting Alex Ferguson with vintage wine at Highbury tomorrow night.

And if you listen to Wenger there is as much chance of Arsenal starting any trouble when the next installment of the most notorious encounter in English football takes place.

Wenger, who used the aftermath of Saturday’s 2-0 fourth round FA Cup triumph against Wolves to launch a spirited defence of his team’s honour, insists no Arsenal player’s discipline will be found wanting.