Arsene Wenger hit with David Moyes for his public criticism of events in the tunnel at halftime to win 2-1 at Everton, Arsenal FC on Tuesday.
Arsenal scored a goal after the break, after Louis Saha scored a goal that both managers felt was a decision for offside.
Cesc Fabregas Arsenal captain protested referee Lee Mason after the goal, but Moyes said the midfielder is in Spain, "disgusting" comments he left the pitch was.
The Sun and the Daily Mail, quoting a source claims Everton Fabregas has accused referee Mason had been paid in full.
Fabregas has not been sanctioned by the FA, since no mention of Mason in his game and the Arsenal captain said he was "the heat of the moment" things.
Wenger, however, after the incident should not have been released and has spoken to Moyes has struck an unwritten rule that such incidents.
"For me it is one and I think Moyes will and say what you heard in the tunnel claims wrong," said Wenger. "When I am with what I heard, are in the tunnel during last ten years, you'd be surprised.
"I think there's a rule in our profession does not let what is said in the heat of battle. It is universally respected by all.
"I hear wonderful things in the tunnel. He had been released yet and we must understand that if he can play with his friends in the area, which would be his friend in the 24 hours does not say very proud, but in the action of heat. "
Fabregas has also been a 2-1 FA Cup Huddersfield criticized for refusing to exchange shirts at the end of the game. Huddersfield Anthony Pilkington wrote on Twitter: "Two boys asked her shirt and said: Let f * ck sick, but what a tit!"
Wenger, however, said recent criticisms unfair to the captain. When asked if he thought it was a witch hunt against Fabregas, Wenger said: "Yes.
"We worked long enough to know that someone takes some time, and you're in the heat of the moment, but for me the most important thing is the player fully.
"When Cesc is on the floor, try to play football - I can not say that anyone who tries to play against him.
"For example, some people do not blame him for exchanging shirts with a player after the game - but hopefully not try to change shirts with the players for 90 minutes and take them just to say: "Please, I can get for your shirt?.
"I think it is a normal and natural reaction. Overall, this is an example on the football field and shows how to play football."
He added: "People are demanding and Cesc have to live with it, it is not easy, but it is a very intelligent man and soon learns to deal with him ..
"Cesc is 24 this year, he played 250 matches in the Premier League -. At this age, is quite remarkable, which is currently very difficult, but it has always emerged stronger, this guy is an exceptional leader .. ".
