Yet Wenger expressed the view that the fall-out from the controversy had already been damaging, and he could only hope that referees would not have any preconceptions about the Brazilian-born striker. "What I feel ... is that we didn't get the penalty at Manchester United with Arshavin [after the challenge from Darren Fletcher], and it was a direct result of that [the incident against Celtic]. We didn't get the penalty at Manchester City with the Gareth Barry handball; again, it was a direct consequence of that." It was put to Wenger that Eduardo had been denied a penalty against England, when Glen Johnson pushed into the back of him. Full Article at Buzzle