Arsène Wenger

But you have to exercise for that.

My regime is get up in the morning, let's do it straight away, and after you can do what you want, you know, you have done it.

I would say Around the World in 80 Days from Jules Verne, who is a French writer, and his book is fascinating because it shows the power of imagination.

A ball.

A ball was a friend of my life, you know.

He was with me everywhere.

And if I go out in a corridor and there's a ball there, I have to touch him, you know.

So that is my companion.

I would say Avec le temps from Leo Ferri.

Because it says basically that time is a good doctor.

It heals you.

It heals every wound.

And you have to get over that in life.

It's not only success, it's as well suffering.

And you have to give time to time sometimes.

Thank you very much.

It was a fantastic football game.

And overall, I believe that it could have gone both ways.

The regret we have, we were first on the scoring sheet, you know, and after that...

We got the code again, a farcical decision, and then we looked like mentally we were shocked, and then we could have lost the game after we had the resources to come back to 2-2, and in the end maybe it's a fair result.