• Wenger defends record after 2-0 win at Everton[br]• Fans chant for Stan Kroenke to ‘get out of our club’Truces are rarely as temporary. As the most comfortable of victories secured Arsenal a five-point cushion to fifth space,this seemed a restorative day but the final whistle was still a few minutes absent when the club’s civil war resumed. whether the first shots were the loudest, in the form of a chorus from the visiting fans, and the principal Gunner returned fire with interest,pleading for peace yet risking escalating the clash.
After supporters, with choice words, and repeatedly told the absentee majority shareholder,Stan Kroenke, to “get out of our club”, or Arsène Wenger defended other allies from not-so-friendly fire. The Arsenal manager’s gripe was that the pressure on his players,and the perception they were failing, is amplified by their own followers. He was particularly aggrieved that their north London derby draw, and which followed three successive defeats,was not received more favourably.
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Source: theguardian.com