Arsenal legend Ian Wright has hit out at "armchair" Arsenal supporters after he was criticised for his comments following the Gunners' heavy defeat to Chelsea.
Wright was doing punditry work for BT Sport at Stamford Bridge during Saturday's 6-0 defeat for Arsenal, which has dented the club's Premier League title hopes.
The 50-year-old faced jibes from the Chelsea fans in the stadium while standing on the edge of the pitch at the Blues' ground.
However, it is a handful of Arsenal fans who have irritated Wright, who took to Twitter to describe his critics as "f****** mugs", and also stated that he would not take any criticism from fans unless they were at the game.
To all the deluded AFC fans saying I was talking s**t at the game! Where we're you when the Chelsea fans were caning me? At home probably!
— Ian Wright (@IanWright0) March 22, 2014
F****** mugs. I will take any criticism for what I say from any of those fans who stayed and clapped at the end of the game! #armchair****s
— Ian Wright (@IanWright0) March 22, 2014
Arsenal are currently fourth in the Premier League table, six points ahead of fifth-placed Tottenham Hotspur.
No Data Analysis info
