Thierry Henry was involved in an angry exchange with an Arsenal supporter following his team's 3-2 defeat against Swansea on Sunday.
The French legend, on loan from New York Red Bulls, appeared to aggressively invite the disgruntled fan onto the pitch following the thrilling game, which saw the Welsh side comeback to snatch an improbable victory.
Henry was partly to blame for giving the ball away in the lead up to Danny Graham's 70th minute winner. He seemed to be incensed by a fan's comments when he went over to applaud the visiting supporters at the end of the game.
A club spokesperson afterwards claimed Henry had said only the words: “No matter what, you should support your team”. Television pictures, however, seem to show him shouting and gesturing angrily towards the travelling Arsenal support.
By MirrorFootball
The French legend, on loan from New York Red Bulls, appeared to aggressively invite the disgruntled fan onto the pitch following the thrilling game, which saw the Welsh side comeback to snatch an improbable victory.
Henry was partly to blame for giving the ball away in the lead up to Danny Graham's 70th minute winner. He seemed to be incensed by a fan's comments when he went over to applaud the visiting supporters at the end of the game.
A club spokesperson afterwards claimed Henry had said only the words: “No matter what, you should support your team”. Television pictures, however, seem to show him shouting and gesturing angrily towards the travelling Arsenal support.
By MirrorFootball
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