Gunners convinced Wenger will stay

Arsenal chairman Peter Hill-Wood is convinced manager Arsene Wenger will sign a new contract and resist any advances from Real Madrid.

Gunners convinced Wenger will stay
Wed, 22 Sep, 2004 - 16:11

Arsenal chairman Peter Hill-Wood is convinced manager Arsene Wenger will sign a new contract and resist any advances from Real Madrid.

The Spanish giants are searching for a new boss following the resignation this week of Jose Camacho, and Wenger is being linked to the job.

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