[新聞] Wenger hails superb winner

看板Arsenal作者wadissimo時間19年前 (2006/10/01 19:35)推噓2(2推 0噓 1→)

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http://www.itv-football.co.uk/Story/0,14272,6145_1557722,00.html 溫格本來在范佩西對哈賽班克踢了一腳領黃牌後，有考慮過要換他下來（我也曾這樣想）還好溫格決定讓范佩西繼續在場上一陣子，觀察一下他的反應再做決定，結果范佩西進兩球。 Wenger hails superb winner Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger described Robin van Persie's brilliant winner at Charlton as a "goal of a lifetime". The Dutch forward, 23, struck once in each half after the Addicks had taken the lead through Darren Bent on 21 minutes. It was his second effort just following the restart which was a worthy contender for goal of the season, as Van Persie leapt to volley a fantastic 18-yard strike into the top corner. Wenger declared: "It was quite unbelievable - a goal of a lifetime. Nobody expected that. "I did not see anybody in the box and then suddenly Van Persie arrives. Technically it was perfect, with full pace and power. "I felt the ball would go over the bar at the start, then suddenly it finished in the top corner." Van Persie had been cautioned just before equalising on 32 minutes, and Wenger revealed he had considered taking the Dutchman out of the firing line. Wenger - who this week celebrated 10 years as Gunners boss - said of Van Persie: "Just after the incident, I waited a bit to see how he responded to it. "That is football - if I had substituted him, people would have said yes I did the right thing, if he got sent off after people would have said I was stupid. "That shows that as a manager you need luck as well because I kept him on and he scored two goals." It is now five straight wins for Wenger's men in all competitions. The Arsenal boss said: "Charlton fought very hard and when you go away after a Champions League game and are 1-0 down, you need some quality to win. "It was an entertaining game. "We could have finished it off a few times, but Charlton could also have come back with a few minutes to go and the header from [Jimmy-Floyd] Hasselbaink. When I saw it was him, I thought it was 2-2." Wenger added: "My team is very hungry. "To come here, be 1-0 down and then get back, up the tempo and win, that tells you a lot about the hunger of this group." The Gunners boss, however, admitted he could now do without the forthcoming international break. Wenger said: "We have maintained the momentum, with five games on the trot, but the negative thing is the interruption. "When the players come back, they do not have the same focus on the club as they did before they went away. "Then the Champions League match (in Moscow) comes straight after the international week." For Addicks boss Iain Dowie, it was another case of the result not matching the effort put in by his injury-hit side. Charlton have now lost six out of their seven Premiership matches, and find themselves in deep trouble at the wrong end of the table. Dowie, though, remains ever positive. "The effort and the commitment were excellent, as were the fans too because they have seen the team have a real go," reflected the Addicks manager. "No-one likes to lose six from seven, I am smarting from it and the lads should be. "But the players deserve no criticism, if anyone does, it is down to me. "It is just disappointing not to get a result when our football second half deserves that." The Addicks had a strong shout for a penalty when William Gallas appeared to handle an overhead kick from Bent during the closing stages. Dowie reflected: "All you want is for the referee to say: 'Yeah, I got it wrong.' "If he does, then I have no issue with that - but I am not going to hold my breath expecting a call from Mark (Clattenburg)." The Charlton manager also felt Van Persie could have been shown a red card for his challenge on Hasselbaink, which resulted in a caution just before he scored. "If you kick someone off the ball, then it is a sending-off - and there is no ball there," said Dowie. "It is a very difficult job, refereeing. "But is that more blatant than Gary Neville at Reading? Is it a handball for Bolton today? "They are influencing games. "My issue is, okay I accept that - as long as you have an honest reply and say, 'I got it wrong'." Of Van Persie's fine second goal, the Charlton boss added: "On another day you would have liked to have been at home applauding it. "It is supreme technique." -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 80.229.140.103