Emirates boss says Uefa need to show humility and punish innocent people. Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has denied the Uefa charge of improper conduct and demanded
an apology from Uefa.
The Gunners were eliminated by Barcelona after a controversial red card given to striker Robin Van Persie with the tie delicately poised at 1-1. The Dutchman was shown a second yellow card for shooting at goal one second after he was blown for offside.
Referee Massimo Busacca felt he was time-wasting but van Persie said he did not hear the whistle because of the noise from the crowd.
The Gunners boss, along with Samir Nasri, confronted Busacca in the tunnel where they were alleged to have used ‘inappropriate language’ to the referee, leading to their Uefa charge.
he should just pay and not act so stupid.