David Seaman criticises Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and says he wanted Arsenal fan to boo him
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‘I’m not surprised by the way he plays’: David Seaman criticizes Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and admits he wanted Arsenal fans to boo the Chelsea striker at Stamford Bridge
- David Seaman has criticized Chelsea striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang
- Aubameyang struggled to impress in defeat to former club Arsenal
- Seaman says not surprised that Aubameyang struggles for form
David Seaman has revealed that he wanted Arsenal fans to boo Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang during last weekend’s game against Chelsea.
The striker struggled against his old club and was substituted in the 64th minute with Arsenal winning the match 1-0.
Arsenal legend Seaman admitted he is not surprised by the way Aubameyang played, as it is reminiscent of the end of his stint at Arsenal.
David Seaman revealed he wanted Arsenal supporters to boo Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang
Speaking on his Seaman Says Youtube Channelhe said: ‘The situation in Aubameyang…his last season at Arsenal is exactly as it is now’ [at Chelsea].
“The fact that Barcelona let him go says it all. I’m not surprised [he is struggling].
“I’m not surprised how he plays. He’s been like that for a while. He does it in flashes, he doesn’t do it long enough.’
Seaman was disappointed that Arsenal fans couldn’t laugh at Aubameyang when he ‘slipped out’ when he was substituted.
Seaman admitted he is not surprised that Aubameyang has not played particularly well
He said: “The only disappointing thing about this weekend is that when Arsenal scored, he sneaked away.
“I wanted the Arsenal fans to boo him well. They didn’t get that chance because he was hooked as soon as we scored and all the Arsenal fans were too busy partying.”
During his time at Arsenal, Aubameyang scored 92 goals in 163 appearances.
Aubameyang scored in three consecutive appearances for Chelsea at the beginning of October, but he hasn’t been able to find it since.
Aubameyang was unable to make a big impression against his old club and was substituted
The striker left Arsenal in February this year after a falling out with manager Mikel Arteta.
A short spell at Barcelona followed before making the move to Stamford Bridge.
Aubameyang was unable to cause any problems for Arsenal and Chelsea boss Graham Potter will have been concerned about his performance.
The 33-year-old was on the bench when Chelsea were knocked out of the Carabao Cup by Manchester City on Wednesday. He hopes to make an impression at Newcastle on Saturday.
