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Your support makes all the difference.Arsene Wenger has poked fun at himself in a new video released by Puma to advertise his new long, duvet-type jacket, and he can even do the zip up properly on this one.
The Arsenal manager has a long association with wearing overly long padded jackets in the dug-out, and now Puma have replaced Nike as the manufacturers of the Gunners' kits, they have made Wenger his very own new duvet coat for the touchline, claiming to have solved Wenger's zip problems.
Puma, apparently have "studied Wenger’s on-bench behaviour, his hands, and the pace of his zipping" to create the perfect coat for Le Boss.
Watch: Wenger and his new coat
And here's Wenger previously in zip trouble
It is expected that Wenger will be wearing the new jacket on the touchline tomorrow night in the Champions League tie against Anderlecht.
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