Arsenal boss
Arsene Wenger has warned his
players they will all be "ZEROES" if they fail against Champions
League opponents Celtic
tonight.
The Frenchman said: "If we drop points against Man United, you
can always get them back. We still have 35 games to go. But lose
this one and we are zeroes. There IS no way back.
"That's why it is a more important game than Old Trafford for
this club - by far.
"It's not the financial blow that will matter if
Celtic beat us, it's the fact we
wouldn't be in the Champions League. You have to see how big this
tournament is now.
"Only two English clubs have played for the last ten years
consecutively and even Real
Madrid have not made the last 16 for the past five
years.
"So there are no guarantees, not for anybody. You have to fight
for what you want. At Celtic we
did that, we fought very hard.
"There's no reason why it will be any different at home. It is
not job done, it's job still to be done.
"We have been in the quarter-final, semi-final and final of the
Champions League in recent years, so that means that we are not far
away.
"But it all counts for NOTHING if we do not finish the job we
started in Glasgow last week.
"You have to reach the group stages and then see what we do from
there."