Source: Team_Talk
Hughes keen to move on from row
Hughes accused the Arsenal boss of being ungracious after City's cup win at Eastlands on Wednesday, when Wenger snubbed the traditional post-match handshake and disappeared down the tunnel.[LNB]Wenger refused to state why he had acted in such a manner, insisting he would shake hands with whoever he wanted.[LNB]However, it has been claimed that Wenger took offence at Hughes swearing in his direction earlier in the game.[LNB]However, Hughes is not keen to re-open the debate and feels it is time for everyone to move on.[LNB]"We keep revisiting things that have already occurred," he said.[LNB]"Everybody has had their say on what happened.[LNB]"I have my view, as I tried to articulate after the game. I am sure Arsene has his view on it as well.[LNB]"But that is between myself and Arsene, not anybody else.[LNB]"It is not something I am not looking to dwell on. It is past, why revisit it? We are grown men, we just get on with it.[LNB]"From my point of view the issue is over."[LNB][LNB] Man. City v Chelsea. Click here to bet.
