Arsenal Manager says he doesn’t feel pressure as he prepares to play former side in Carabao cup.

Arsenal Manager Mikel Arteta says he is not pressurized despite poor form has he prepare to play former employer Manchester City in the Carabao cup, the former Pep Guardiola right hand man also reflect on how different life is as a manager to what he had known before.

Arteta’s side has gotten just 14 points out of 14 games and he says all he has gotten from the club is support, encouragement and total confidence that they will go through the hard time together.

“We’re going through a lot of difficulties, Arteta said, the last thing we want to be thinking of is more problems coming up in the next few months. I’m not in that state of mind. I know the responsibility that I have and why I am here”.

“Everybody knows that from a few months ago, this wasn’t going to be resolved really quickly. I think that’s the consciousness of everybody at the club”.

“I am very hard on myself, believe me. [Me and my assistants] have a really open relationship and discussions to evaluate everything that we are doing constantly. What can we change? What can we alter? What’s working? How can we maintain them? How can we give players a lift? How can we be more stable in the club?

The Spaniard stated on being worried about relegation after admitting they are not always used to the position they are currently and that they need to be careful and start picking up points.

“Well, when you are in this position and you have the points that we have at the moment, you have to look and be careful because we haven’t been a lot of times in this position. I think last year when I came in, we were in a very similar position and the same talk was around the place, it is normal because we need to start picking up points and then forget about it and start to look up the table much further. But it is a normal thing to do when you just look at the table and get the conclusions pretty quickly”.