Ljungberg was appointed as caretaker boss at the Emirates Stadium after Unai Emery was sacked on Friday. A seven-match winless streak in all competitions cost the Spaniard his job, but Ljungberg was denied victory in his first game in charge. Arsenal's failure to beat Norwich at Carrow Road leaves them seven points adrift of the top four after 14 games. But Willock has hailed Ljungberg and insists the Gunners squad is fully behind the club's former winger. "To be honest, we know collectively that we need to improve, whoever the manager," the midfielder told Sky Sports. "Freddie is a brilliant manager. We believe in him and we are working hard to try and improve. "He...
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