Arsene Wenger rejects criticism from Arsenal fans

Arsenal fans display their frustration at Wenger

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says he is not concerned by criticism from a section of the club's supporters.

The Gunners ended a run of nine years without a trophy by winning the FA Cup in May but have not won the league since 2004 and are currently sixth.

During the 1-0 win over West Brom, fans raised a banner urging Wenger to quit.

"We live in a society of total opinion but we live off not what we say but what we do - and what we do is on the pitch," said the Frenchman, 65.

Wenger is the longest serving manager in the Premier League, having joined Arsenal in 1996.

He signed a new three-year contract in May and has guided the club beyond the group stages of the Champions League for 15 consecutive seasons.

Nevertheless, some fans have become disgruntled at the club's failure to challenge for major honours.

At the Hawthorns, where Danny Welbeck scored the winner, some Gunners fans unveiled a banner that read: "Arsene, thanks for the memories but it's time to say goodbye."

Asked about it, Wenger said: "I don't comment on that. Do I need to say it again? I don't comment on your question."