Arsène Wenger has moved to defend Jack Wilshere after the Arsenal midfielder was photographed at the scene of a late-night altercation at the weekend, saying that the incident had been “taken out of proportion a little bit”. Related: Arsenal unimpressed after Jack Wilshere spotted at scene of nightclub incident The Arsenal manager confirmed he had spoken to Wilshere, who was reportedly asked to leave the Cafe de Paris nightclub in central London at 2am on Sunday and was then caught up in a dispute between two groups of men. Wilshere was spoken to by police in the street and there has been a sense of exasperation at Arsenal, given Wilshere’s previous for getting into scrapes. Wenger,...
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