Gary Neville describes Arsenal players as 'an absolute disgrace'

Former Manchester United player Gary Neville has describe Arsenal players as spineless and an absolute disgrace as Manchester City won the Carabao Cup final on Sunday.
City strolled to a 3-0 win at Wembley to earn Pep Guardiola his first trophy at the club . City went ahead early on through Sergio Aguero after he easily out-muscled Shkodran Mustafi, before Vincent Kompany made it 2-0 in the 58th minute and David Silva put the game beyond Arsenal's reach with a third goal in the 65th minute.

Neville said: "In the minute before that goal, I mentioned the walking of the Arsenal players, and then the retreating runs of Aaron Ramsey and Granit Xhaka, ambling, jogging back - an absolute disgrace they are, an absolute disgrace. Walking on a football pitch at Wembley, giving up, spineless. "And look at that [camera cuts to child crying], that's what you cause. All a fan wants to see is a player running, as fast as he can, as hard as he can, and they're walking around on a football pitch. City have played properly, that's all they had to do, to walk through this Arsenal team. The precision that you expect from this Man City team was there. I have to say, I'm struggling to come up with words now to describe this Arsenal pattern, this engrained, embedded pattern that we've seen."