Is Wenger right to be so loud and obvious in his criticism of officials?

AB Editor | 00:00 Tue 06th Mar 2007 | Sport

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Is Wenger right to be so loud and obvious in his criticism of officials?

Yes, he has a right to voice his opinions. Football is a passionate game and he is simply reacting to it. - 7 votes
37%
No, he sets an example to his players and needs to keep himself under control. Other managers do it, so why can't he. - 7 votes
37%
He needs to control himself slightly otherwise he will find himself in big trouble with the FA. But in truth it's not a big deal. - 5 votes
26%

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