“It stinks of arrogance” – Martin Keown clashes with Man City fan who calls Arsenal legend a burk

Arsenal legend Martin Keown came to collect a stick from a Manchester City fan after missing their win over Brighton.

Keown was appearing on the White & Jordan Show on talkSPORT where he blasted Brighton for “rolling over” during their 4-0 defeat to City on Wednesday night.

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This sparked fury among City fans, with supporter Anthony calling to give the former defender an idea of ​​what he was thinking.

“I just want to say that normally I completely agree with you every week on whatever topic you bring up,” he told Keown, sitting alongside Jim White and Simon Jordan in the talkSPORT studio.

“But you seem like a real torturer today!”

Keown replied through Jordan and White’s laughter: “No, no. Look, I’m not taking anything away from Man City and the way they play.

“But what were you really up against last night? Honestly. How naive were Brighton?

Anthony replied: “Have you put your dummy back in your pram because that’s what it looks like. Does that happen with Arsenal when they beat teams, do you say that about their team that are they turning around for Arsenal?”

White then asked the City fan if he thought the title was tied to the Etihad again, which he said seemed inevitable, sparking Keown’s fury.

“Arrogance,” said the Arsenal legend. “Arrogance. When you win everything, don’t forget how hard it was for you all those years when you won nothing.

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“Have a bit of respect for other teams who are trying to win something, right? I applaud everything Man City does.

“I think their football is absolutely magnificent, but it reeks of arrogance. Who is the executioner now?”

City beat Brighton 4-0 at the Amex Stadium on Wednesday night, with the Seagulls often the authors of their own downfall.

That saw the Premier League champions fall a point behind Arsenal, who remain top but have played a game more than Pep Guardiola’s men.

City are now favorites to go on to claim a fourth consecutive title, especially after Liverpool capitulated in the Merseyside derby after losing 2-0 to Everton.