Arsenal coach, Arsene Wenger has apologised to the Arsenal fans for their 8-2 defeat against Manchester United on Sunday.
The Gunners conceded eight goals for the first time since 1896 during the Barclays Premier League defeat at Old Trafford.
Wenger has insisted he will not walk away from what is clearly a massive job to rebuild the confidence of a club who are still to find replacements for Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri, and have collected just a single point from their three Barclays Premier League matches so far.
The Arsenal manager has pledged to try and find some new players ahead of the transfer window closing on Wednesday night.
However, for now, the best he can do is say sorry.
special meaning
"The fans do not want to see their team like that," Wenger told the club's official website.
"We can only apologise and come back in our strength and desire in the next game.
"Big scores are humiliating and difficult to swallow but I don't think they have a special meaning.
"They are always under special circumstances."- source; www. Arsenal.com
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