Well as an Arsenal fan (yes we are still here).
Before you all jump in making comments from the u tube video posted I suggest you watch the full footage before wading in.
Nevertheless after watching it live and watching it again I am ashamed, Wenger was a disgrace and should be brought up over this incident.
Pardew probably one of the most under pressure managers in the premiership who would have taken a point before the kick off was quite rightly elated and celebrated in his dug out area the scoring of the goal.
Credit where credit is due it was well worked goal through a sloppy back four of ours and the penalty clain aside we did not deserve to win that game nor the previous game for that matter.
If you cannot put the chances away they you can play like the best 11 in the world but it is all fruitless unless you put the ball in the back of the net.
Coming from Wenger a man who always insists on the handshake his actions were childish and his language and push and shove tactics were shameful - provoked or not a man in his position should know better.
Once again a lack lustre performance by the team and an appauling decision by the ref will fail into insiginifcance as this game will be remembered for Wengers actions both at the time of the incident and post match as well.
Big
to Alan Pardew for apologising even though he had nothing to apologise for.
Big
to Arsene for not being man enough to admit he was wrong.
It pains me to say it but for once Jose Mourinho had the right idea after the Spurs game, man enough to face the press and made some worthy comments about the refs having to front up afterwards as well.
Whilst Wenger is a great manager on this occasion he was nothing more than a disgrace to the club and to hsi country and the saddening part is it will portray the game in a bad light to all the lip reading youngsters watching.