Dein promises Wenger a job for life

Arsene Wenger has been promised a job for life at Highbury after leading Arsenal to a third Premiership title in seven years.

Sun, 02 May, 2004 - 13:02

Arsene Wenger has been promised a job for life at Highbury after leading Arsenal to a third Premiership title in seven years.

Vice-chairman David Dein believes the Frenchman is too valuable to lose, having transformed the London club since being installed as manager in September 1996.

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