On Sky Sports, Carragher spoke about Arteta's repeated mention of the penalty decision in press conferences and compared his current influence in the Premier League to that of Ferguson and Mourinho.

Carragher: "This is Mikel Arteta becoming the Ferguson of the modern Premier League (laughs). Now he's the big boss of the Premier League, he's a Premier League-winning manager. There are a lot of new managers in the Premier League now, and he's been in this position for six or seven years, so he feels he now has the weight to stand up and say: no, that wasn't a penalty.

And I also don't think it was a penalty. But I'm curious to see how long it takes before a referee awards Arsenal a penalty the next time a similar situation arises.

I think one thing in the press conference was very interesting, and one of the journalists mentioned it too. No matter what question you ask Arteta, he eventually brings it back to that penalty. So he's determined to send a message: these things can't happen to him again. But listen, this is what managers do. We've seen it in the past with Alex Ferguson and we've seen it with José Mourinho".

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