Leeds dressing room comments on Nicolas Pepe risk reigniting Arsenal feud

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Arsenal supporters have mocked Leeds United player Ezgjan Alioski after he trudged past Nicolas Pepe when he was substituted in their Premier League clash on Sunday. The Gunners won the game 4-2 and Alioski was taken off when the score was 4-0, minutes after Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang completed his hat-trick.Alioski and Pepe were involved in an incident during the first game between the two sides this season and Pepe was sent off for a headbutt on his opponent.Speaking ahead of Leeds' trip to the Emirates, Patrick Bamford revealed that Alioski was looking forward to going up against Pepe again.Bamford said: "Do you know what? He [Alioski] said in the changing room, I can't wait for Sunday.

Mikel Arteta appears to have reached the same conclusion over Nicolas Pepe as Roy Keane before the season had started.

Arsenal didn't need to sign Martin Odegaard, Nicolas Pepe or Willian according to former Gunner Tony Adams.

Don't wait 30 years - sign up for our daily football email newsletter today!Mikel Arteta claims Arsenal need to turn the tables on football’s wind-up merchants.The Gunners boss claims his side are targeted every week by teams trying to get under their skin and need to start fighting fire with fire.The last time the Gunners faced Leeds they had Nicolas Pepe sent off for a headbutt after a running battle with Ezgjan Alioski.And team-mate Patrick Bamford revealed recently that Alisoki can’t wait to face Pepe again ahead of Sunday’s rematch.Granit Xhaka was also sent off against Burnley in December for retaliation, one of NINE red cards Arsenal have received under Arteta.The Arsenal boss said: “This happens every week.

Mikel Arteta insists he is expecting Nicolas Pepe to go to the "next level" as the Ivorian continues to impress.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta has been impressed with Nicolas Pepe's recent form but he believes the forward "still has a lot of room to improve" and he is hopeful that he can reach "the next level very soon." Pepe joined the Gunners in 2019 for a club record £72m fee but struggled in his first season, netting eight goals and providing 10 assists in 42 appearances in all competitions.However, he has started to find some form in recent weeks, scoring twice in his last four Premier League starts, and he is aiming to continue that when Arsenal host Leeds United on Sunday.Speaking at his pre-match press conference, Arteta was asked about Pepe and what more fans can expect to see from him and the Spaniard replied: "Again, that he can maintain that

Wilfried Zaha wasn't the only player to ask to swap rooms with Nicolas Pepe while on international duty, according to the Crystal Palace forward.

Arsenal man were partnered while representing Ivory Coast but Zaha swiftly requested a change.Zaha soon found out that Pepe was a serial snorer - and one that sounded like a motorbike. "Oh my days.

Arsenal winger Nicolas Pepe is not a man you want to share a room with, according to his international colleague Wilfried Zaha.

Patrick Bamford is striking up a partnership with Brazilian Raphinha – by speaking French.

When Premier League clubs have splashed the cash in France during the past decade, there have been no shortage of hits - but also no shortage of misses.

Fantasy Football points as he helped fire Leeds back into the top half of the table. Jack Harrison's third-minute strike put the Yorkshire club on their way before Bamford added the second after the break as they cruised to victory over Crystal Palace last night.It was Bamford's 100th career goal but it was also special for another reason as he doubled his Fantasy Football points.He said: “I captained myself.

Nicolas Pepe has been warned his spell of recent good form will count for nothing when it comes to selection if he is unable to keep it up in the weeks to come.

Leeds striker found himself vilified after attempting to con match officials into thinking he'd been struck in the face following a clash with Aston Villa 's Anwar El Ghazi at Elland Road. He hadn't been.

Arsenal legend Ian Wright has slammed the "ridiculous" decision to send David Luiz off in the defeat at Wolves on Tuesday night - but had less sympathy for Bernd Leno.

Arsenal defender Gabriel Magalhaes was furious with the decision to send off his team-mate David Luiz in the Gunners' dramatic 2-1 defeat to Wolves on Tuesday.

talkSPORT about what motivated him to make the gesture.  He said: 'I've always liked to help out with the community stuff that every club does, I've always liked to help the kids.

Roy Keane appeared to have been proved right about Arsenal's problem player after a gaffe from David Luiz led to his team's capitulation against Wolves.

David Luiz has hit out referee Craig Pawson's decision to send him off in Arsenal's 2-1 defeat at Wolves.