Source: Eurosport
Wenger targets European glory
Arsene Wenger admits he has questioned himself every day of the 13 years in charge of Arsenal in a quest to become an even better manager.
The French coach, who turns 60 later this month, is now the longest-serving manager in the history of the Barclays Premier League club.
However, Wenger knows despite all the success in the past - which included an unbeaten campaign on the way to the 2003/2004 title - another barren return come May next year would be a major disappointment.
"I question myself every day," said Wenger. "I try to assess my performance with what I do and on a positive note, and ask 'How I can be better? How can I improve? How can I get this team to achieve what I believe is in the team?"'
Wenger added: "I have not exceeded my expectations because I always expect much more. My expectation is to win every single football game I manage and I did not do that, so I can never exceed my expectations. There are still more targets to achieve.
"It is down now to us to win the Premier League, the Champions League - those are our targets."
