Wenger sorrow as Hughes departs

Arsene Wenger admitted he was “sad” to see Mark Hughes sacked as Manchester City manager today.

Sat, 19 Dec, 2009 - 20:17

Arsene Wenger admitted he was “sad” to see Mark Hughes sacked as Manchester City manager today.

The Welshman was replaced by former Inter Milan coach Roberto Mancini despite having lost just two games this season,

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