Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has proposed a points incentive
scheme to encourage more attacking football by rewarding teams for
victories by at least a three-goal margin.
Wenger was the first Premiership manager to voice his concern about
an increasing number of sides producing negative football due to
the fear factor of losing games and being relegated.
He restated his belief that leading teams, such as Arsenal, Chelsea
and Manchester United, have a 'responsibility' to play with a
positive approach.
Wenger also put forward his own suggestion to encourage attacking
football by rewarding teams who refuse to settle for a 2-0 victory
but instead push on for a bigger scoreline.