What the papers say: Arsenal players point finger at Arshavin

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The Sun - RVP: I still get on well with Arsene
LET me start by putting the record straight. I was not having a go at the boss on Sunday — I was just sad to see Alex leave the pitch as he just gave the assist for our only goal.

The Daily Mirror - Arshavin blamed as Arsenal players hold post-loss inquest
Andrey Arshavin is facing an angry backlash after becoming Arsenal’s public enemy number one. The players held their own dressing-room inquest after Sunday's loss to Manchester United, and Arshavin has become one of the biggest sources of frustration.

The Daily Mail - EXCLUSIVE: Van Persie reads the riot act to Arsenal dressing room after United defeat
Robin van Persie led a dressing-room inquest after Arsenal's disappointing 2-1 defeat by Manchester United on Sunday.

The Daily Express - BLAME GAME FOR ARSENAL
ARSENAL’S players staged an impromptu internal inquest and accused each other of letting down boss Arsene Wenger after their third successive Premier League defeat.

The Daily Star - YOU’RE LOSING IT ARSENE WENGER
ARSENE WENGER is close to losing the support of the Arsenal dressing room.

The Independent - Arshavin's days look numbered
It was an unprecedented event in Arsène Wenger's tenure at Arsenal: the furious, contemptuous reaction to him replacing Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain with Andrei Arshavin on Sunday.

The Guardian - Arsenal's ever-decreasing circles
Fans turn on Arsène Wenger but changes at the top are unlikely to halt Arsenal's drop in expectations

The Daily Telegraph - Alan Smith: the five reasons why Arsene Wenger is starting to lose his grip at Arsenal
From players showing dissent to disquiet among supporters, where is it all going wrong for Arsenal's once-revered manager?

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