Arsenal Legend Adams want to Arsenal manager

As for Arsenal , there is still no heavily acquisitions in the summer transfer market except signing the former player Flamini. Wenger this summer's transfer spending is still £ 0, the legend captain Adams who had indicated that wants to take over Arsenal coach Arsene Wenger once again stand up and criticize Wenger's transfer policy.

Arsenal legend Tony Adams has branded Arsene Wenger’s £40million bid for Luis Suarez “ridiculous” – and admitted he fears the worst in Sunday's North London derby.

Adams poured scorn on a futile stakeout for big-money signings at the Emirates before the transfer window closes on Monday.

While arch-rivals and neighbours Spurs have spent £109m on an expensive summer refit, the Gunners’ only major recruit so far has been to re-sign French utility warhorse Mathieu Flamini.

And ahead of this weekend’s partisan tiff along the Seven Sisters Road, Adams claimed Wenger was shopping at the wrong end of the pitch by trying to sign Liverpool striker Suarez – because shoring up the defence should be his priority.

Wenger has come under renewed criticism for his failure to make any significant signings during the transfer window with the ArsenalSupporters' Trust declaring it would be currently ''inappropriate'' to offer him a new contract.

Adams, who made 504 appearances for Arsenal between 1983 and 2002, believes that whoever replaces Wenger will be given a different role to the Frenchman.

''One hundred per cent I'd like to be Arsenal manager,'' Adams told Zapsportz.com.

''Of course my heart says 'yes, yes, yes', but my head says 'can I win with this current team?' My answer is no, I can't and I am not sure anyone can.

''I would want assurances if I walk through the door, those assurances meaning I'm given the go ahead to build a new team.

Arsenal Answer Critics With Big Win In Turkey

Aaron Ramsey scored one goal and set up another to inspire Arsenal to a 3-0 

thrashing of Fenerbahce in their Champions League first leg play-off on 

Wednesday.

The North London club now stand on the brink of a 17th straight qualification for 

the lucrative pool stages after a dreadful start to their English Premier League 

campaign with defeat to Aston Villa.

A potential tricky trip to Istanbul instead ended up as a smooth ride as Ramsey, 

Kieran Gibbs and Oliver Giroud all got on the scoresheet.This year's new 

cheap Arsenal soccer jerseys is better than last year,though.  

The breakthrough after a dull opening half arrived in the 51st minute when Ramsey 

played in Theo Walcott down the right wing and the winger’s cross was allowed to reach 

Gibbs who crashed the ball into the roof of the net.

Ramsey then scored a fortunate second goal with 24 minutes left when Fenerbahce 

‘keeper Volkan Demirel allowed a routine shot from outside the box to slip under his hands.

Giroud then planted a confident penalty in the top left hand corner after Michal

Kadlec brought down Theo Walcott in the 77th minute.

The Gunners have a proud record of having qualified for the group stages of every 

Champions League competition since 1998, but they laboured during a lacklustre 

first half that featued no goals and few chances.

Fenerbahce meanwhile were looking to reach the pool stages despite a potential 

ban looming over them for match fixing that has gone to appeal and will be 

decided on the eve of the draw.

The odds were stacked against them having beaten English opposition only once in 

European Cup history dating back to 1969 when they eliminated Manchester City 2-1 

on aggregate.

The Istanbul club rarely threatened the Arsenal goal throughout the match and 

Arsene Wenger’s team were able to take a firm stranglehold on the tie with three unanswered second half 

goals.

Elsewhere Wednesday, there were 1-1 stalemates at the encounters between Steaua 

Bucharest and Legia Warsaw, and Schalke and PAOK.

Swiss side Basel, beaten by Chelsea in the UEFA Europa League semi-finals last 

season, saw off Ludgorets Razgrad 4-2 while Austria Vienna defeated Dinamo Zagreb 

2-0.

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