'You can’t take the context out of a situation. That is not fair.' AFC
Date published: Saturday 7th January 2023 6:08 -Mikel Arteta has defended his touchline behaviour after he was criticised by several pundits after Arsenal’s draw against Newcastle earlier this week.The head coach stated post-match that the decision was “scandalous”.
“Every game is special and every manager behaves very differently regarding the circumstances. And you can’t take the context out of a situation. That is not fair. That is me, here and on the pitch, for the good and the bad.” After seeing Manchester City reduce the gap to his table-topping side to five points following their win at Chelsea, Arteta will switch his attention from the Premier League to the FA Cup ahead of Monday night’s trip to League One Oxford.
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