Wenger: Arsenal Now More Financially Free

 
Arsenal coach, Arsene Wenger, said his club competed in distress standards regarding wages and transfer budget to finance the construction of which is because the emirates stadium. according to him, this time arsenal have been able to cope with the problem can therefore more competitive, both in the subject of salaries or budget transfer.we've been through a period where we were limited to the financial. (It lasts) when you switch to a new stadium. however, we've gone through that period and hopefully can now be more convincing (in the subject of the transfer and contract), said Wenger.after the 93 th. based in Highbury, arsenal exchange to Ashburton Grove in 2006, after it was introduced as the emirates stadium due to sponsorship reasons airlines from dubai, emirates.since at Ashburton Grove, arsenal has issued approximately 182 million pounds to buy players and acquire approximately 230 million pounds from the sale of players.about a player who is an absolute disconnect the player and there was a high level of performance, contohnyathierry henry, ashley cole, Emmanuel Adebayor, kolo toure, samir nasri, cesc fabregas, gael clichy, Robin van Persie, and alex song.arsenal do not take over a player who goes to the player with the appropriate quality. among the reasons is the standard wage and transfer budget which is lower than many competitors.transfer policy arsenal obtain serious attention, especially from a lot of fans because, not only are not used anything else since winning the fa cup 2005, also due to the crisis the victory.at 15 inaugural match premier league 2012-2013, arsenal was ranked 10th with 21 points. This is the worst record in the handle arsenal since Arsene Wenger, 30 september 1996. Initially the worst record in the arsenal to get 19 points in 15 games in the first premier league 1994-1995.This time, the arsenal was ranked fifth with 27 points from 17 matches. they lose two points of Tottenham Hotspur in the fourth area as well as 15 points from the ruling shortly, manchester united.