Arteta was decided to have celebrated unreasonably by arbitrator Samuel Barrott after Declan Rice's late champ.
"I don't have any idea how to stop it," Arteta, 41, said on Friday.
"It was a truly profound second with everyone bobbing around and you lose feeling of where you are and the space you must be in.
"It was sad as now I can't be close to my group on the touchline however it is a choice that they make checking the principles out."
The triumph guaranteed Munititions stockpile kept up with their place at the highest point of the Head Association table.
Arteta said he would have rather not quit showing feeling on the touchline.
"I might want to be with my players since we work intently each and every day to accomplish what we need, which is to dominate the matches and when you get those minutes in sport you ought to have the option to do that," he said.
"I comprehend too that there are sure limits and you need to regard that you are at an away ground however assuming I was given the opportunity I would there hop."
Arteta could confront a further boycott after he was charged by the Football Relationship for remarks he made following Weapons store's 1-0 loss by Newcastle in November.
The Spaniard called the video collaborator ref's (VAR) choice to permit Newcastle's objective "humiliating" and a "shame".
