Unai Emery responds to question about his future after Arsenal’s draw with Wolves
Football
By
Mirror
| Nov 03, 2019
Unai Emery has been quizzed about his Arsenal future after the Gunners' draw with Wolves.
The Gunners struggled to their third straight draw in all competitions, and for the third time this week gave up a lead as they shared the points with Wolves.
Pierre Emerick Aubameyang had opened the scoring with a smart finish, having been laid on by Alexandre Lacazette, but Raul Jimenez fired back in the 76th minute to see Arsenal drop points in the Premier League for the seventh time this season.
It was deja vu for Gunners fans who saw their side crash from a 2-0 lead to draw with Crystal Palace last Sunday at the Emirates, before they were dumped out of the Carabao Cup by a youthful Liverpool side on penalties having led 5-4 going into stoppage time.
Gunners fans showed their displeasure after the Wolves disappointment by booing the players off the pitch, while there were reports of "Emery Out" chants during the match.
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When asked following the game whether his job was under threat, Emery told reporters: I am very demanding myself and I feel my responsibility to work every time to come back with a better result in the next matches.
And when asked about his contract, which is expires at the end of the season although has the option of an additional year, said: "We speak about how we can improve and how to achieve the best performance."
Emery was naturally frustrated by the failure to win.
"It’s disappointing," the Spaniard said. "I think the players tried and we scored the first goal but we needed a second for more confidence.
"Wolves are consistent in playing matches like they did today and they did that again.
"It was an equal match and maybe we deserved more.
"I am frustrated because we are dropping points at home like we did last year.
"We can improve that balance defensively.
"But the key was to have more clear chances to take the result for us
"The players feel the responsibility to win and when we draw they are sad.
"I think they understand me."