Thierry Henry launches attack at former Arsenal midfield Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, saying he doesn’t know what he’s actually good at.
The Ox stated his intentions to secure a central position at Anfield, but Henry believes he could struggle to cement a first-team spot. The 24-year-old completed his summer switch to Liverpool for a fee of £35million.
Following six years with Arsenal, the Ox was convinced to move by Jurgen Klopp’s attacking philosophy and character.
However, the midfielder was mocked on Twitter after being named on the bench for Liverpool’s Premier League clash against Manchester City.
In the studio ahead of the match, the Arsenal icon and Sky Sports pundit was less convinced about the 24-year-old’s motivation behind leaving the Gunners.
Henry said: “He spoke on the Liverpool website about that he could see Klopp making him a better player and that there’s a love and togetherness.
“Are you telling us you didn’t have that at Arsenal? The statement read: "Kick It Out is aware of alleged antisemitic chanting by supporters of Chelsea FC in their Premier League fixture at Leicester City.
"Kick It Out condemns the alleged chanting by some of Chelsea's supporters during the match at the King Power Stadium. There is no place for such disgusting chants at football matches and in wider society.
"Kick It Out welcomes the clear statement by Chelsea FC, deploring the chants and asking all supporters to cease repeating the chant.
"The organisation expects Chelsea FC to ban any supporters who are identified as indulging in such abusive conduct and expects the police to take action against any identified perpetrators."
From The Sun
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