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Arteta helped me understand the game - Wilshere

Arteta helped me understand the game - Wilshere
BBC Sport Saturday 03 October 2026, 05:24 UTC 1 min read
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Luton Town manager Jack Wilshere shares his love for coaching and explains how Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta influnced his style.

Luton Town manager Jack Wilshere shares his love for coaching and explains how Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta influnced his style.
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