Arsenal forward Robin van Persie has described former team-mate
Freddie Ljungberg's recent criticism of the Gunners as "a bit
weak".
Ljungberg accused Arsenal of lacking ambition in the wake of his
move to West Ham, citing the departure of Thierry Henry. And
Dutchman van Persie admits his comments were not well received in
the Emirates Stadium dressing room.
"If you play nine years at a club like Arsenal you can say some
nice words," he told the News of the World.
"If you're coming up with excuses about Thierry's departure and
about promises from the club it's a bit weak.
"I was disappointed and I know a few others were as well. He had a
fantastic period, he was once the best player in England, so come
on and say some nice things for this club, which is
fantastic."
not only does he has a hot
temper..but also a sharp mouth. lol
