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ARSENE WENGER agreed to stay at Arsenal until 2014 - then hit out at the Premier League's 'joke' rules. Gunners boss Wenger will sign a new three-year deal worth almost £13million. And the Frenchman, who persuaded skipper Cesc Fabregas not to move to Barcelona, confirmed: "It is only a question of timing when I sign. "I have to show I believe in this team by showing my own commitment." But Wenger, 60, does not feel as committed about the Premier League's controversial decision to restrict squads to 25 players. He blasted: "The new rules are a disaster. "Ridiculous, an absolute joke that is paralysing the market." The rules are aimed at helping England's national team by restricting the number of foreign players in the Premier League - with only 17 overseas stars allowed in the squad.
And ahead of tomorrow's trip to Liverpool, Wenger - who has been accused of creating a foreign legion at the Emirates - rapped: "From 1966 to 1996, there were hardly any foreign players here but this country still won absolutely nothing. So how has it changed? "The Premier League has to decide if they are here to prepare the English national team. If so, they have to kick everyone out. Or are they here to give us the best league in the world? "The homegrown rule is all artificial, it is nothing to do with quality. "The new rules on squads are a disaster for this country. It's ridiculous. "It is absolutely a joke. More new rules will be created in the coming years for homegrown players ... it's all rubbish. "Instead of asking how we can make the best league in the world better, they have gone to how can we make it smaller?
"Do you think you will remain the best league in the world? No chance, you have no chance!"
Wenger insists he is SUPPORTING England. He explained: "If I didn't care, I wouldn't speak about it. But you have something here that the whole world watches. "To see that some people are only concerned with putting the quality down is sad. "I'd be happy if England won the World Cup. I'd jump to the rafters. "I'm supporting them in their bid for 2018 when other countries have asked me to support them. "And I'm doing it for nothing because I want England to be successful. "But they've decided the wrong thing here with the new Premier League rules."
Manuel Almunia, Jack Wilshere pamoja na Marouane Chamakh akisaidiwa na Andrey Arshavin wapo katika 11 kuanza kabumbu kwenye mpambano wa kukata na shoka Anfield. Cesc pamoja na Robin wapo benchi .... ...... .
Angalau unafahamu nani wababe wako pandisha sauti hadi jehanam. Hii sio West Brom .... ... enjoy the match.
PEPE REINA was left in despair when his last-minute cock-up cost 10-man Liverpool a dream Premier League start.
Keeper Reina scooped Arsenal striker Marouane Chamakh's header into his own net after the ball had rebounded off a post. His gaffe followed Joe Cole's straight red card on his Anfield debut, for a reckless challenge on Arsenal defender Laurent Koscielny in first-half stoppage time. Kop boss Roy Hodgson admitted: "Pepe has taken it very hard.
"He's a serious pro who believes in himself and the team. He had played very well considering he had not had a lot to do. "Pepe has had a shoulder injury but came back from that quicker than we thought. "But the negative to it is he's let in a goal he'd otherwise have kept out." It was heartbreaking for the hosts, who took the lead early in the second half through David Ngog's blistering shot - his fourth goal in three games. But when Tomas Rosicky's cross was nodded on by Chamakh, it came back off a post - only for the retreating Reina to bundle it over the line. Liverpool veteran Jamie Carragher, 32, insisted: "It's a real kick in the teeth for any team, even if it had been 11 versus 11. "But Pepe is the best goalkeeper in the world. He was our player of the year last season but we all make mistakes. "It's very disappointing but, at half-time, we would have taken the draw." More drama was to follow when Koscielny was given his marching orders - for two bookings - in injury time.