'HE TEARED INTO ME!' 🗣️ Aubameyang explains what happened between him and Mikel Arteta!

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[@iykeharrison9161]

I think we should move on from this. There is no need to dwell in the past. I wish Auba success for the rest of his career, and I wish a lot of progress for Arteta and Arsenal.

[@barnabastom]

✅

[@ankitavalanche]

Honestly, you’re telling me he couldn’t have called or send an update to the club saying he’ll be late. That’s basic professionalism. Also this wasn’t the first time he had done something like this…that was Arteta’s main issue that it was a pattern.

[@baikaranabyo]

My point as well, call the manager tell him exactly what is happening. He will understand, but you go against what you agreed, come on... That is not professionalim.

[@ethanwhite2274]

He's spoken loads of times about this. When he first left he said Arteta can't manage big players and then it was his mother being ill. No accountability

[@btdaniels9028]

You clearly see that both sides coincides

[@murphybrown4098]

Typical of another spanish

[@juneyahsaucey9309]

Bro is full of shit. Arteta is Class. Shit and class don't mix together simple.

[@Patchow]

This is only the second time?

[@mustafamar1437]

He was late to training several times and even turned up late on match day. Aubameyang only cared about new Lambos and tattoos not giving 100% to Arsenal.

[@JurgenFlop]

What a load of rubbish he always gave everything on the pitch and arteta wouldn’t even be our manager now without Auba. He almost single-handedly won us that fa cup

[@dveryblueblood]

Arteta wanted a more disciplined team. That's what it takes to challenge

[@roystonchoffinal5489]

Arteta is a dictator!!!

[@llccrtr5202]

​@@roystonchoffinal5489 most top coaches are and that's how they stay on top

[@davidmoh175]

​@@roystonchoffinal5489Yes he's such a dictator that people are revived in the club 🤣🤣🤣

[@jackwilliam2965]

Bit of a personality clash, he been doing this but suddenly was not allowed and it was hard for him to change. He left after doing good but the attitude got him fired. Im sure he has regrets loved Arsenal but it is only when you are not there no more you realise what you lost.

[@jahmulugu4425]

Says im sorry i was wrong but wants to add an excuse. When u r wring only just apologize. Then wait for them to enquire reasons if they want to. I admitt, this can be treaky to most of us. But Auba, even now aint saying why Mikky was upset, just repeati g what boss said. He needs to come to that n explain he let the whole club down at that moment, even tho i understand.

[@sujeevanarulampalam6264]

I believe when MA came in as manager - everyone including Auba’ Ozil and Laca’ etc were all given an open slate. But Auba should lead by example - like Martin O’ is doing now. He really couldn’t have got into an arm wrestle with Arteta and win.

[@KwestTheDon]

Always late to training and being lazy after the big contract.....

[@telcr7224]

Thank you for everything auba❤

[@ArsenalCentre]

It wasn't the first time he was doing it...

[@roystonchoffinal5489]

mmm and so we not human we cant have family issues?

[@Longlostpuss]

It sounds to me a case of the club made allowances for Auba before all this went down with his mum and he left himself no credit in the bank. If you're a player who is persistently late and the manager turns a blind eye, that leaves you nowhere to go if you have a genuine emergency. Had Auba been super disciplined up to that point and then he had this rare circumstance that he ends up coming back late, I don't think it would have been held against him.

[@doomonica]

I don’t remember which post it was where there was a troll constantly spamming “didnt win any trophies after removing Auba 🤣🍿”. So I guess I will just answer it here. Been watching Arsenal since the late 90s. I don’t know about others but as the old saying goes the club chooses you is something extremely true in my case. I didnt know who or what arsenal was, how many trophies they had. But I fell in love simply with the style of play. How they move around the ball. It was majestic and something I just profoundly enjoyed. While you always want your team to win trophies its important atleast for me that your team has an identity. A signature way of playing football. During the final years of wenger, Unai era and first two season of Arteta I couldn’t see no team identity. We didnt have any defined way of playing. It was all over the place. Arteta gave use steady progress year upon year. We built on something and pushed forward little by little we slowly crept into UCL we challenged for the title twice back to back. Yes, we didnt win and to some extent we bottled it twice. But I am happy that as a club we have established our values and identity. I am proud of that. I am proud that we have an established way of playing football now. I am happy we scored goals from all over the place. Yes UTD has won the FA Cup and suddenly its a major trophy 🤣🤣🤣. But honestly I would much rather have a club that knows its identity, has a defined style of playing football and scores goals for fun as opposed to having a 0 or negative goal difference. To all the folks who have stuck around with Arteta and Arsenal last two seasons were the trailer. The movie hasn’t even started yet🎉🎉🎉.

[@user-qb1pd2pp7h]

Has he forgotten he went to talk to Barcelona without the clubs permission? He still hasn’t taken responsibility and that’s his problem.

[@authentic6659]

Was the fact that he went to get his mum. No. I think it’s was because he wasn’t following the Covid rules which then f’d up the plans and I think that’s why Arteta was annoyed

[@jiro4559]

and that's his version of the story

[@champarr9278]

Arteta wanted to get rid of all the SWEG SWEG FOFTY FOFTY from the dressing room and that situation gave an excuse for Arteta. Simple.

[@Castries537]

Nah I’m not having that from him. He’s been an issue at other clubs too and he wasn’t behaving like a professional should. He was our captain and his behaviour was unacceptable. And remember when things weren’t changing for him the man went to speak Barca when he should have been training. He needs to accept his mistakes and also look within. Good luck to him, thank you for what you did for Arsenal Auba, it’s time to move on.

[@fingfufar9878]

Hello my friend, do you know any issues he had with others clubs? I would love to know

[@Castries537]

@@fingfufar9878 Check out Dortmund as starting point. He even apologised to the fans.

[@fingfufar9878]

@@Castries537 ohhh okay, I'll check it out, thanks for replying

[@iceg6149]

Players need to start airing the truth in public media at the time it’s happening. Not wait months and years later to air it out.

[@totsh2056]

No, they don't. This are real people, not a movie.

[@matthewbotha7845]

I think he's ego is bigger than his career. Arteta put him in his place, because his attitude stank. Now, 3+ years later he's career is in the mud and his acting like the victim... "Arsenal, it's nothing personal" 😂😂😂

[@ShoutsBocas]

That's life. misunderstandings, problems etc. We all have it. You moved on, Arsenal moved on. You will always be appreciated by the fans. We love you Auba. We love you Arteta. We love Arsenal.

[@ConSciousNesS-sv9hy]

It played out the way it’s supposed to. Where are Arsenal since Auba left? That should answer any questions why Mikel took the stand he took.

[@nxt1990]

The players who brought a smile on Arsenal fans’ faces during tough times got banished by a novice manager who wasn’t even a bigger player for Arsenal than them. Zero leeway, zero compassion, zero class. Whole Arsenal fanbase should be ashamed of themselves.

[@amithnambiar9867]

I think it takes bigger balls to set boundaries when you are in a moral predicament like this. From time to time the Manager has to weigh what is best for the team because ultimately Aubameyang was ruining the commitment of the group by being captain and not taking the others and his club seriously.

[@abiogunleye2239]

Arteta stubbornness cost Arsenal the title playing Havertz in midfield against Villa

[@ulfanfinneriksen4643]

Correct move. Good luck at Marseille.

[@abd-bm3cd]

This entire saga still doesn’t sit right with me. I love Arteta & rate him highly as a coach, but I think it would've been wiser to keep opinions under wraps & prepare to make arrangements in the summer. At most make the decision within the dressing room of stripping the captaincy. Auba's situation was overblown only to be used as cannon fodder to galvanize the rest of the team. Big Loss financially & Auba definitely could’ve helped off the bench

[@azizrampage]

Funny how people's opinons change just because Arsenal are doing well, if Arteta kept finishing 8th you guys wouldn't be slagging of Aubameyang

[@waynemarshall8836]

He was good but never world class. Glad he went. Shocked he was given the armband with those ridiculous haircuts

[@andyandre7814]

He's still the last: - Arsenal player to win the golden boot - Arsenal captain to lift a major honour - He singlehandedly won arsenal the fa cup - He's still Mikel' s last Captain to win him a trophy 🏆

[@MH23455]

Never world class?? Really??

[@jm-vq4cm]

What are you talking about do you know what world class mean?

[@pesmoja5726]

Judging a person by their looks hence haircut rings the bell for the racist and discriminator

[@gazf09]

Tell me you're salty without telling me

[@Pizozki]

Guilty as charged, your honour! He should have called when it was clear he wasn't going to make it back on time. One! Two, others could and/or should have taken the responsibility for bringing his mum to him. Three, Mikel was right, he was cutting Mike's legs from under him. Four, we wish him well. Five, go back to One! 😅

[@tictacmac530]

History is littered with players who the managers have to take a stance with . Get over it . COYG

[@rashidhamad3538]

i don't think there was any need for him to explained to us what happened when Arteta and Arsenal decided to move on and you could see how Arsenal have improved massively without him, auba was a good footballer but lacked some leadership skills

[@darshananthjayaraman8660]

No time n sympathy for this guy..he is a multimillionaire n does not need to work a single day in his life.his children have millions in the bank... I feel sorry for the fans who are on minimum wages paying top dollar to watch him stink the place after he got 350 ,000pounds a week... Very talented footballer , shit human being

[@saruloherbert8083]

It's called selective application of the law...

[@Ck-vs8pc]

Past is past…thank you Auba…lets move on…

[@Avinashsinghgooner]

That was not the only time, so yeah aubameyamg as a captain would have caused negative influence on the young squad, Arteta was building. So it was a correct decision

[@christianmeneses4996]

Look Im siding with arteta aubameyang was the captain and you see know how odergard is that is how a captain should be aubameyang did not set the example keep the standard nor was a leader and did not communicate with arteta effectively and this was not a one time incident auba was late many times through the years partying is not a issue with strict manager it works with grealish and guardiola it's your professionalism

[@jianwenyuan2845]

Arteta bottle the title twice in a row 😂 idk why he even get voted as the best manager 😂 when emery is done a better job than him with Aston Villa.

[@martinchandler9613]

Arteta was 100% right so get over it

[@prorastanate4665]

Great footballer, bit too ill disciplined for arteta

[@utdpreshmilk446]

Rubbish. Why didn't he say that long time ago.

[@paulselvadurai499]

Bull shit… there are more ytrangression before the last one for sure

[@JurgenFlop]

Arteta threw him under the bus after renewing his contract. Arteta messed that up badly it cost us a lot of money

[@mebratudemma9857]

Lair

[@joshuad3]

aubameyang is not without blame but how would guardiola, wenger, mourinho, or klopp have managed that situation? this is what management is all about. arteta was a new manager and, in my opinion, he got it wrong. with that, i'll give arteta the benefit of the doubt. you can't just take players the club has paid a fortune for and throw them away. that's the opposite of management. that's waste.

[@4rillymanilly]

Wow man you just contradicted yourself in the same comment well done..i like auba too but arteta was right simple as that. A player and captain on the wages he was on defo could have dealt with his situation much better..he didnt..he drank alcohol thats nkt how pro ballers or anyone should deal with depression

[@andyandre7814]

​@@4rillymanilly Depression is mental illness You can't tell someone how to behave when they are sick Just allow them to get professional help and don't judge them for behaviours they'll exhibit when going through that situation

[@joshuad3]

@@4rillymanilly i said that arteta could have done better. it's what being a manager is; handling players in such a manner as to get the best out of them. arteta didn't manage that situation well. he isolated the player (resource) as if he were bad for the team and then paid for him to go to barcelona, where he scored 14 league goals between february and may, helping them win la liga. what good manager would burn bridges with their best and most popular player, paying him to help another team win the league? it was a flex by arteta and he's lucky he didn't get the sack. aubameyang was very expensive and arteta, essentially, threw him in the trash.

[@4rillymanilly]

@@andyandre7814 you obviously suffer with depression yourself..which is why i understand your reasoning for your comment..but proffesional athletes are not in the same bracket as people on a medical card mate

[@4rillymanilly]

@@joshuad3 no mate..arteta did what he had to do as a profesdional coach for the sake of the club

[@NyakuniNelson]

That's why arteta is a baby coach if this is the true story...I don't see why arteta over reacted

[@fredorido2520]

Ok baby pundit now help Auba cry

[@saruloherbert8083]

Arteta z a Mediocre Coach..

[@rashidmohamed2626]

The stupid boss wanted to show off his power by destroying people's careers

[@fredorido2520]

Your stupid comments has earned a place in your stupid universe

[@RiiponR]

Ok mate

[@shamsham1983]

Arsenal so naive about winning quality players. They should go all out for the best signings

[@davidjones1619]

Late for training, late for team meetings and unauthorised trips, all of this happened at Dortmund and his teammates soon got tired of his attitude. 🙋🤷

[@MB-AFC]

Best thing Arteta done, after getting rid of him the players came together as a team - he thought he was bigger than the club.... bye bye and good riddance. Stop blaming other people because you acted the prat.

[@ArsenalTilliDie97]

We Don't need one man carrying our team anymore we need everyone to carry our team to glory now.😊

[@NewErrors]

@@ArsenalTilliDie97what has Arsenal won after Auba? Auba single handily won Arsenal the FA Cup

[@calvinjaynum1767]

​@@NewErrorsbut he really didnt and what has auba done since leaving arsenal

[@NewErrors]

@@calvinjaynum1767 typical Arsenal fans, at the time you fans was sucking Auba off saying he made Arsenal win the FA Cup.

[@calvinjaynum1767]

@@NewErrors I never said that so I dont know who you're talking too.

[@SalihSabir]

What about not making the UCL squad at Chelsea. Bro has been in Barca and Chelsea since Arsenal but somehow has more crap to chat about arsenal.

[@racecarjonny8460]

Players just don't go and chat about things on the street. They talk when they are asked a question. Also, he is an Arsenal fan. He has a tattoo of Emirates. Of course, what happened in Arsenal is more important than what happened in other clubs.

[@lankankeys8310]

Time has proven Arteta right and Auba wrong. Still, I wish him well as he did play his part in delivering Arteta and Arsenal a trophy.

[@joshafc41]

He just got 41goal contributions for Marseille Arteta let him go for free and bought Jesus who can barely score 10 goals a season. I'd say time has proven Arteta wrong.

[@MrTkeddo]

Nothing Personal 😂

[@stephenababo5765]

I LIKE Auba but he did not manage his situation very well. He was our captain. Can u imagine?

[@jahmulugu4425]

Exactly.

[@mr_j9207]

Yet he didnt have to be kicked out like that. There were worse altercations than this b/w managers and players which have been resolved in a far better way than kicking the player out. Best example was b/w Lukaku and Tuchel. He literally won us the FA cup, the only silverware of worth under Arteta's regime.

[@X3R013]

Pretty sure at some point he missed a game because he was stuck in traffic or something.

[@Frengie77]

ARTETA couldn’t handle big players and cannot till this day possies

[@btdaniels9028]

So we’re forgetting the part where he’s actually HUMAN WTF

[@tempstep4058]

We've moved on from this. We are looking ahead now. I'd love to see a striker signed, and we go after Partey's replacement. Hopefully a right winger also.

[@emmaonah2208]

We all have our personal problems. However, we must ensure that our personal problems remain majorly personal to us; that they do not expand into our organisation as much as is reasonably possible. So we need to seek solutions to our problems within the institutionalised humanitarian provisions of, or privileges provided by, the organisation. No organisation would like to collapse under the weight of the personal problems of any of its employees, not even the CEO. What happened was unfortunate, but I think Arteta wanted to prevent the club from going down. If it did, not only Aubamayang would have gone down with it, Arteta would also have been a victim.

[@roystonchoffinal5489]

All i hear blah blah desensitize being more Robotic!! we are humans!!!

[@kamaur01]

If that was the case, that would've been the story you say to the press from the beginning. If I'm expected to be somewhere and my current plans need to change to the next day because of family, I call to update the other party and then deal with the consequences.

[@8bitavenue]

Arteta would've never done things like that for no concrete reason. We all knew Auba was a problematic player, there were lots of proves on that. He was supposed to be a good example and a good leader for the younger players. He just completely failed it.

[@vineyardbakery8275]

Auba should just 'F' off !! Too much crap excuses ! We all know what truly happened.. He should just take responsibility.. he was soo unprofessional!

[@ivanpohjl]

It's covid measures. PEA potentially could have put not just Arsenal but the League in danger. It wasn't just about MA's rules, it's the government's rules.

[@olodiandrew219]

So this is where arteta haters gather.

[@Perkelenaattori]

"Waaaah! Artetter out!

[@roystonchoffinal5489]

I wonder what you gonna say after 6 years no trophy!!! and he won the FA cup of the back of Unai which i might say even he wasn't given a fair chance or backing from club and supporters!!

[@RRRRR365]

He stopped being a decent striker for us once he got his deal. In grand scheme of things he hasn't left any sort of legacy. Move on stop begging it PEA. Nothing personal

[@alexmethodiousbwayo7504]

there are always two sides of a coin. Truth is Arteta did not envision neither Auba nor Ozil in his team and there was no better way to banish them from the team

[@AnthonyCurrie-n3p]

Good riddance. Bad egg and underperformed once he signed the contract.

[@ricardobaggio4330]

I am even more happy that arsenal didn't win the EPL

[@desmonddorman6260]

The script says "'...he had already given me permission...," while the audio says, "...he had barely given me permission..." This is deception. We discerning fans are not fooled by the speaker's accent. That is deliberate deception and another of those dirty tricks which is continuing to set up the one against the other. We don't want to hear anything from Auba. He is trying to court sympathy two years later, because he made a statement on the record against our manager which is permanent damage. That is what Auba should have addressed: How he perceived our coach in such a condescending manner. Our coach was right and has since been proven right. For Auba, van Persie and Adebayor there is just no way back. A little crack for Alex's. No one is bigger than the Club. By the way, by saying Auba won the FA Cup that is another deception. He SCORED. He did not win any Cup. ARSENAL WON THE FA CUP.

[@jeewssam8418]

Bro is saying he cannot call Arteta and let him know atleast? I have to call my Boss atleast 4 hours early for my $1000 a week job....Auba cant be more responsible when he is earning $300K a week?? I dont buy that....Arteta was right, Laca and Auba was fun but not if you want to win serious things

[@racatkns9977]

No one forced Auba to turn up late to training in gold cars and flashy expensive outfits. He failed to set an example in the dressing room for the impressionable younger players. We can appreciate Auba goalscoring ability without making him out to be some kind of martyr.

[@aminulhasan2842]

Love auba but his attitude is bad. He only talk about the second time he late...but actually the damage is done when he late for first time and on top of that he had poor season. Adding to this he go and talk by himself with barcelona.

[@eoktv547]

If i knew we sold auba and laca just to get jesus i aould of kept them two and have the team we havfx s today

[@r.wallace9683]

The boss was just looking for a reason to get rid of him and he allowed Auba to fall on his sword and basically cancel himself.

[@RogerEriksen-l6h]

So u mean it is Arteta's fault?

[@racecarjonny8460]

​@@RogerEriksen-l6h I think Arteta has gone too far with this. He could bench Auba for a match or two. Then, sell him at the end of the season. I am not denying Auba's fault in this. But, Arteta could handle this in a civil manner. Also, when anyone’s parents are ill, you have to be a bit understanding. One and half years ago my father had a stroke. I was with him for almost 24 hrs for 16 days. I couldn’t care less if I would get fired from work or not. The stress is unbearable.

[@olorunetokolapo]

​@@racecarjonny8460 hope you know it wasn't his first. The coach mentioned he had a list of his deeds because he knew a day would come.. Also don't forget arteta begged for him to stay and offered him huge wages... So if the same coach decides to bin you, then there is definitely a good reason for that

[@racecarjonny8460]

@@olorunetokolapo Yes, Auba always had disciplinary issues. As I said before, this could be handled in a civil manner. Bench him and sell him at the end of the season. But, I think Arteta wanted to make a point to others. It was a message to others. If he can take Auba out of the team, no one is safe.

[@olorunetokolapo]

@@racecarjonny8460 exactly.. Also, rem he went behind them to barca.. I love auba as a player but wished he gave his all after the contract

[@007feck]

Arteta let him go see his mother - but it was the sloppy attitude when coming back was the problem - including not even bothering to let him know in advance. It was a lack of respect. Auba trying to say it was about his mum - it was not - it was Auba attitude - and it wasn’t the first time either. Not fooled.

[@oops..well2628]

If his mother is ill and he asks for more time to take care of her. That's a formidable reason. But being late to return is another thing, don't mix it up. He should have common sense. He's a captain and must lead by example.

[@KhoiSanRaps]

This is why Arteta is the best

[@lcolells315]

Quit pretending like this pos has only done this at Arsenal with arteta, he’s forced moves everywhere… he was one of a few veterans on a young team with some stars coming up. At a huge club. He put the name on the back of the shirt first. Not the patch up front. He vacationed all the time, he left whenever he wanted. He showed up late, he was late to practice because he had to get his cute little hair cut.