Wenger snubs Real to enjoy the Gunners getting better

ARSENE WENGER insisted he would not swap Highbury for the Bernabeu as he warned the Barclaycard Premiership that the best of his record-chasing Arsenal side was yet to come.

Sat, 20 Mar, 2004 - 00:00
Mark Bradley

Wenger and Thierry Henry were yesterday reported in the Spanish media to be Real Madrid’s top summer targets.

However, the Arsenal boss believes there is no reason for either of them to leave Highbury to seek success as the Gunners chase the treble.

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