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Gunners find it funny

AFP, London
1^1 Football
The latest spending splurge by Chelsea was greeted with wry amusement by Arsene Wenger, manager of their London rivals Arsenal.
Responding to Chelsea's double swoop for West Ham's Joe Cole and Manchester United's Juan Sebastian Veron, the Frenchman quipped: "Chelsea must buy a new team coach as well, then, to get everybody on."
As Chelsea have been busy spending nearly 60 million pounds (97 million dollars) of new owner Roman Abramovich's money this season, Arsenal fans have had to settle for a new goalkeeper, Jens Lehmann, and two untested teenage defenders, Philippe Senderos and Gael Clichy.
And Wenger is resigned to Chelsea further strengthening their squad in a style which he can only dream of given the financial restrictions imposed by Arsenal's plans to
move to a new stadium.
"When you have money you can buy, it is as simple as that, but it looks to me that it won't be the end," Wenger said.
Chelsea's spending will not however shake the Arsenal man-
ager's belief that his current squad are capable of regaining the Premiership title they conceded to Manchester United last season.
A 3-0 friendly win over Scottish
Treble winners Rangers on Tuesday night offered encouragement on that score and Wenger was particularly cheered to see Patrick Vieira play for an hour as he continues his recovery from a knee injury that kept him out of last season's finale.
"Physically, he looks very good and to me that is the most pleasing thing," Wenger said.
He came through without any problems. I worked him hard in training on Sunday and Monday. What is good from his point of view is that he is not backing away from tackles. That is important."
Vieira's international teammates Robert Pires, Thierry Henry and Sylvain Wiltord all missed the trip to Glasgow because they are still working on their fitness having been accorded an extended summer break after playing for France in the Confederations Cup.
Wenger said only one or two of the trio would feature in Sunday's Community Shield clash with Manchester United, the traditional curtain-raiser for the English season.