GABRIEL AGBONLAHOR has portrayed Mikel Arteta's choice to play 'You'll Never Walk Alone' before Arsenal's outing to Liverpool as the "most disgraceful thing" he has seen.
The Gunners supervisor's preparation strategies will be uncovered on Thursday when the initial three episodes of their Amazon All or Nothing narrative is delivered.
What's more, in a special clasp for the docuseries, a scene shows the Spaniard booming out Liverpool's hymn during an instructional course.
Arteta chose to reproduce the environment at Anfield for their away conflict in Merseyside, with speakers blasting out the notable melody at London Colney.
In any case, it didn't help his players as Arsenal lost 4-0 to Jurgen Klopp's side in November 2021, with Arteta likewise engaged with a touchline scrap with the German gaffer.
Weapons store fan and SunSport reporter Piers Morgan has been disparaging of Arteta's methodology as he marked his strange arrangement as "crazy".
What's more, previous Aston Villa striker Agbonlahor has likewise laid into Arteta as he expressed he would be chuckling in dismay in the event that he was on the preparation pitch.
Talking on talkSPORT, he expressed: "this narrative, first of all, will be more clever than a Kevin Hart standup.
"That is the most unfortunate thing I've seen. Assuming I was on that pitch preparing I would most likely think that it is entertaining. You'd be snickering with your partners.
"When they are playing in the Europa League and playing Fenerbahce away, would they say they will get flares for the preparation ground and drums?
"Somebody coming in to play drums while they are preparing?
"Truly, it's ludicrous. The players won't be energetic about that.
"They lost the game by what number of objectives, was it 4-0? These are worldwide players who have played in huge climates.
"I'm confounded."
Agbonlahor was additionally condemning of Arsenal after their 1-0 win against Aston Villa in March where he demanded they celebrated after the match like they had won the Champions League.
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