I cyah vex wit de man for doing what he hadda do to make it into the round of 16, if that is what he did, I haven't watched the game yet, but the bits and pieces I did see rendered it boring for me. But I really don't get a sense that he and his team were as guilty of it as Porto were once CSKA was announced to have been behind the 8-ball. However, Jahyouth, that hypocrisy you talk about is something that I have been often chided for pointing out not only in wenger, but in other managers and players as well. It seems like, in today's world, morals and fair play are rapidly going out of style and players and managers don't have to account for themselves with truth and credibility in their words (check out alex ferguson's comments after the middlesborough game about the controversial penalty that ronaldo won for his team) But you are absolutely right in pointing out that, had the shoe really been on the other foot, wenger would have had alot to say about the other team's tactics of putting too many defenders behind the ball.
