Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta says he wants to rebuild the side's relationship with the club's fans.

The Gunners, who drew 1-1 at Bournemouth on Thursday in Arteta's first game in control, have won only once in 14 alliance and cup matches. 

"I was truly satisfied with how the fans treated the players [at Bournemouth]," said Arteta. 

"I was cheerful that the players went to see the fans after the game also on the grounds that we need that association." 

He included: "Gradually we have to construct that back to where it was on the grounds that it will be exceptionally amazing for us to utilize that." 

Weapons store's next game is at home to London rivals Chelsea on Sunday (14:00 GMT), when they will focus on their first Premier League succeed at Emirates Stadium since overcoming Bournemouth 1-0 on 6 October. 

The Gunners start the end of the week in eleventh spot, eight focuses behind the fourth-set Blues. 

"We play for them [the fans]. Toward the day's end, they're anticipating a great deal from us," said Arteta. 

"We need to give them delight, we need to improve their lives and when we win, they will be better since they will be more joyful. 

"It's our duty and we need to do all that we can to accomplish that. 

"To start with, I think I need the players and on the off chance that I can persuade the players, thereafter we can persuade the fans. 

"I believe it's an incredibly, significant an aspect of my responsibilities. 

"Vitality is everything, throughout everyday life, in football and in sports. In the event that we can produce this, it will give us a lift."