GUNNERS YEARS: Granada invest �47million as Wenger gets standing ovation
2000: Television company Granada Media took an initial five per cent stake in Arsenal, investing �47m in the process. The deal valued the club at �400m. Meanwhile, Arsene Wenger got a standing ovation at the club s AGM after admitting he wanted to stay at
2000:
Television company Granada Media took an initial five per cent stake in Arsenal, investing �47m in the process. The deal valued the club at �400m.
Meanwhile, Arsene Wenger got a standing ovation at the club's AGM after admitting he wanted to stay at the club.
'I'm very happy here at the moment. I know the directors want me to stay and I don't see why we can't find an agreement," he told an audience of 2,000 shareholders and officials.
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In the league, goals from Thierry Henry and Sylvinho earn Arsenal a 2-2 draw at winless Chelsea, who had led 2-0 through Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink and Gianfranco Zola.
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