The Gunners, whose trophy famine can now extend to nine years, were taught a Champions League lesson by outstanding Bayern. But under-fire boss Arsene Wenger was reinforced by midfielder Jack Wilshere, who said: aThe people need certainly to simply take responsibility. We're man enough to go. "The manager has been there for 16 years and a great job have been done by him. aFor me, you canat question him. aItas nothing to do with the manager a itas up to us to perform. We can be motivated by athe manager but we've to complete it when we are on the frequency and at the moment we are beginning badly.a SUNSPORT'S Rob Beasley and Charlie Wyett discuss a disappointing night for Arsenal at the Emirates Strategy went behind after only eight minutes as Toni Kroos netted. And Thomas Muller put Bayern 2-0 on 21 minutes carrying out a series of mistakes in the Arsenal defense. Lukas Podolski pulled one straight back but Mario Mandzukic bagged a for the Germans in this last-16 first-leg link. This match represented Arsenalas only chance of wallpaper this term. GUNNERS employer continues to own faith in his phony defence... but admits odds are stacked against them They are nowhere close to the name race and have gone out of both domestic glass games to Blackburn and Bradford. Their only hope is for some kind of footballing miracle in the 2nd leg on March 13. Wilshere added: aThe people will take it on the face and move on. aThereas always an opportunity you understand. aWe will take it for their position and weall need to get several goals, we all know that now.a Gunners striker Olivier Giroud added: shock kept planning the second half but I do believe that the 3rd purpose really changed the tie. aNothing is lost yet but weall have to report three away from home. It wonat be easy.a Strategy midfielder says the whole team is unhappy after they paid the price for going all out to win
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