Wenger: We can’t go back to ‘Hell’
The Gunners have slowly climbed the Premier League with four successive wins, as well as topping their Champions League group and reaching the Carling Cup quarter-finals.
It is a stark contrast to the end of September, where three defeats from the opening five games — including an 8-2 mauling at Manchester United — saw them sink as low as 17th. And Wenger knows the importance of picking up from where his men left off before the international break as they head to Carrow Road for today’s lunchtime kick-off.