My Team Doesn’t Necessarily Need God To Win – Wenger

One of the English Premier League big teams, Arsenal doesn’t necessarily need God to win games, according to the team’s manager, Arsene Wenger.

In an interview with French magazine L’Equipe’s Sport,

Wenger spoke on variety of issues which includes religion.

When asked about the relationship between man and religion and if he feels he’s entrusted with an almost mystical power Wenger said: “I am only a guide. I allow others to express what they have in them. I have not created anything. I am a facilitator of what is beautiful in man. I define myself as an optimist. My constant battle in this business is to get out there is beautiful in man. We can at this level portray me as naive.

“At the same time, it allows me to believe it and it often gives me reason.

“Unfortunately today, it works less! At the same time, fortunately, it means that my team does not necessarily need God to win. The only time possible for happiness is the present. The past gives regrets and future uncertainties. Man quickly realized this and created the religion. It forgives him what he has done wrong in the past and told him for the future not to worry. I’m always afraid of being late and not to be ready, not being able to accomplish all that I planned. My personal relationship with time is scary. To go back in time, to look behind yourself is equally staggering. First of all, you’re frightened because there is less to come than the time already spent. If you wallow with that feeling, it’s definitely scary and sometimes you feel guilty.”

Meanwhile, Wenger has been awarded the English Premier League (EPL) manager of the month for October.

This is as a result of his side’s achievement of four wins out of four in the month of October, which includes the 3 – 0 thrashing of Red Devils, Manchester United.