Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger wants work permit regulations for non-European Union players to be scrapped.
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22 Jan » BBC SportArsene Wenger insists Arsenal will not abandon their free-flowing brand of football despite their impressive defensive performance against Manchester City.
22 Jan » SkySports.comArsene Wenger believes the FA should scrap work permit regulations, revealing they prevented Arsenal from signing Angel Di Maria at 17.
22 Jan » SkySports.com• Manchester United expect De Gea to commit to new contract • ‘Things change every five minutes,’ says Jorge Mendes • Van Gaal suffers twitchy bum time playing 4-4-2 Continue reading...
22 Jan » GuardianSwansea and Tottenham will discuss a permanent transfer for Tom Carroll in the summer, according to manager Garry Monk.
22 Jan » SkySports.comArsène Wenger has urged the Government and the Football Association to scrap all obstacles preventing non-EU footballers from obtaining work permits to play in the Premier League, having admitted that he was stopped from signing a teenage Angel Di Maria by the current rules.
22 Jan » The IndependentManchester United boss Louis van Gaal adapts Sir Alex Ferguson's "squeaky bum time" phrase to describe using the 4-4-2 system.
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