Arsene Wenger again defended his transfer policy as angry Arsenal fans called for him to make signings. The Gunners drew 0-0 at champions Leicester to remain winless after two Premier League games leading the travelling support to voice their desire for Wenger to spend. Arsenal lacked cutting edge despite dominating possession with Theo Walcott and Mesut Ozil testing goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel but rarely threatening to break through. Boss Wenger has signed Rob Holding from Bolton and Granit Xhaka from Borussia Monchengladbach this summer but missed out on Leicester's Jamie Vardy, who rejected a move. He was clearly irritated by transfer talk following the game and insisted he was not reluctant to spend big - as Arsenal chase their first title since 2004 - but would not splash out for the sake of it. Wenger said: "Why do you say I'm reluctant? If I buy you tomorrow for £45million I have spent £45million and I would have done well because I will have listened to you but spending the money in itself is not a quality. Spending the money buying a top player is different and we are ready to do it. "I just said I'd spend £300million if I find the player and I had £300million. Do not forget we are a club who has 600 employees who we have to have a responsibility to as well. It's a bit surprising you come out of games and don't speak about football. You have to speak about money.

this Wenger ehnnnn..