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    Friday
    Jan252013

    A Re-Think On Wenger's Rules

    Arsene Wenger was left disappointed when a list off the fines he imposes on players was leaked in the press but rather than making players pay for training ground misdemeanours to be paid to German giant Per Mertesacker the Arsenal boss should be making his wealthy stars cough up for mistakes in matches.

    The fines posted in Arsenal’s Colney training complex are as follows:

    OFFENCE

    FINE

    Non attendance of unused players at Home matches without permission of manager

    £1000

    Late for training

    < 15 mins £250, > 15 mins £500

    Late for treatment/massage

    < 15 mins £250, > 15 mins £500

    Late for travel

    £500

    Late for match day meetings / meals

    £250

    Wrong kit on match days

    £100

    Inappropriate clothing outside of the dressing room

    £100

    Outdoor shoes in the dressing room

    £100

    Newspapers, laptops and phones in the medical room

    £100

    Newspapers in dressing room

    £100

    Non production of urine sample for two consecutive weeks

    £200

    Phone calls in the building (texting allowed)

    £500

    No participating in commercial activities (including Club Day)

    £500



    I’ve got a few ideas for the rules Wenger should implement on the pitch to make sure his players take more responsibility on the pitch:

    OFFENCE

    FINE

    Concede in the first 15 minutes

    £250

    Concede in the last 15 minutes

    £500

    Red Card

    £500

    Yellow Card

    £250

    Rolling around on the floor

    £100

    Hands on hips (the double tea pot)

    £100

    Loss of possession leading to opposition goal

    £500

     

    It was clear Arsenal lacked discipline in the first half in the 2-1 defeat to Chelsea on Sunday but hitting the players in the pocket may toughen them up when it comes to the big games that are becoming more and more important to a side struggling to make the top 4 this season.

     

    Sam Jewell