Arsene Wenger can't forgive Martin Taylor for horror tackle on Eduardo

26 March 2010 22:59
Arsene Wenger called for Martin Taylor to be banned for life after his tackle at St Andrew's in February 2008 snapped Eduardo's leg in two.[LNB]Since then the Birmingham defender has moved on to Watford, who train just across from Arsenal's London Colney.[LNB]On the eve of Saturday's return to Birmingham, Wenger's emotions may be a lot more controlled, but the manner of his response to questions about Taylor spoke volumes.[LNB] Horror show: Martin Taylor's reckless tackle which broke Eduardo's leg in 2008[LNB]Have you bumped into him? 'No'. Have your feelings changed towards him? 'No'.[LNB]Wenger refuses to accept that injuries like Eduardo's, and more recently Aaron Ramsey's in a challenge by Stoke's Ryan Shawcross, are accidents.[LNB]But Wenger prefers to focus on Eduardo's recovery as he ponders whether to send his player back on to the field where his career came close to a premature end.[LNB]'The best way to help Eduardo is not to speak about what happened there,' said Wenger. 'For him, this is an opportunity to show he has got over that.' [LNB] Squeeky bum time again: But Premier League prize is bottom line for Carlo AncelottiSqueeky bum time agian: But Fergie predicts United will win title on last daySir Alex Ferguson questions FA decision not to extend Thomas Vermaelen's ban for a 'frivolous' appeal Arsenal's easy run-in counts for zero in hunt for glory, insists FergusonCarlo puts positive spin on Chelsea Euro exit as he looks for title race edgeBIRMINGHAM v Arsenal: No new injuries for Alex McLeish with Lee Carsley among absenteesBIRMINGHAM CITY FC

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