Ray Parlour accuses AFTV of wanting to lose weapons: "Shame on you"

Ray Parlour has accused AFTV of trying to keep the weapon from losing successful movies on YouTube while labeling the fan channel "embarrassing".

After a backlash from fans, the Gunners clashed with ATV founder Ruby Lyall over ownership of Stan Kroenke's club after he failed to join the European Super League.

But Parlour accuses Lille of wanting to lose to Michel Arteta, claiming that the channel has turned the club into a "laughing stock" due to viral rents that often go online after defeats or poor performances. Rotates

"Some fans and I'm probably one of them, say weapons fan TV, you want them to lose, so you get more hits on YouTube," Parlor said on TalkSport. "What's more, fans of other sports want to see Arsenal fans when you lose a game. I watch Arsenal Fan TV and say that sometimes it's embarrassing to watch you.

"As a weapons fan, I want to win every game with weapons. I think sometimes you see him and say, 'If he loses, we'll have more success this week and Will make more money

Lyle, however, accused the 48-year-old of being "out of touch", while claiming the moment is bigger than whether the weapons won or lost.

Lyle replied, "Ray, by all means, you're talking rubbish." "I want my team to succeed in almost every game. I know you are very close to the club and it can be difficult to comment on this situation but this performance is beyond performance.

"We're talking about an owner who doesn't care. I care about my club, I've supported this club since the '80s. I don't think these owners want to run this club. Are suitable

"You're asking some ridiculous questions, Ray. You're trying to protect your work on weapons. I'm here to talk about something very serious, our club owners and various others. Club history and fans, even players trying to sell.

"It simply came to our notice then. It has to do with the Football Club of Arms, a club I love. You're out of touch, Ray, I respect you, I respect you as a player, you were a great player for Arsenal. But it's bigger than a hit, a win or a loss, it's about our football club, which the owners didn't care about, it was ruined. This week, he proved it. "

The parlor then reiterated its allegations, accusing Lille of being motivated by money because of money when it comes to her.

"Come on Ruby, you like it when they lose," the parlor added. "We're a little laughing stock with your channel, people look at it and they break down when you go crazy outside the stadium.

"It's all about business and making money. You are melting down and doing some watch. I don't know if you want the best for Arsenal football club.