Lord Sugar hits back after Ian Wright comment branded racist 'Go to hell!'

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Arsenal hero Ian Wright has been left disappointed by their latest announcement. The club announced this week that 55 jobs could be cut in order to save money as as result of the recent pandemic, despite the likes of Mesut Ozil and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang continuing to earn a fortune.

Ian Wright’s choice of outfit during the FA Cup final.The Apprentice mogul made the comments about Wright’s suit while watching the Arsenal-Chelsea clash over the weekend – leading to some followers commenting that his post sounded racist.He’s now hit back, telling the ‘trolls’ to ‘shut the f**k up’ – but just what did Lord Sugar say about Ian Wright and his suit?Here’s what you need to know…Lord Sugar tweeted about a brown suit that Wright was wearing during the FA Cup final, which the former Arsenal star was commentating on for the BBC.The 73-year-old said: ‘That is one hell of a suit @IanWright0 has on. A bit too dark don’t you think.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang wrote himself into Arsenal folklore as he found the back of the net twice in Arsenal's FA Cup triumph over Chelsea

Ian Wright. The Apprentice boss and former chairman and part-owner of Tottenham made the jibe in relation to the brown suit worn by Wright in his role as a pundit during the FA Cup final on Saturday.

The Apprentice star had been watching the Arsenal v Chelsea football match but couldn't help commenting on Ian's suit. The 73-year-old tweeted to his 5.3million followers: "That is one hell of a suit Ian Wright has on.

backlash over his tweet about Ian Wright.The Apprentice host was met with a wave of fury as he made a dig at the former footballer’s suit, while watching the FA Cup final clash between Arsenal and Chelsea.Taking to Twitter, the 73-year-old shared: ‘That is one hell of a suit @IanWright0 has on. ‘A bit too dark don’t you think. He could be in camouflage on a beach.’However, after some followers responded, informing him that the post sounded racist, he hit back.‘Why don’t the trolls shut the f… up.

Ian Wright has posted a video of himself laughing at fellow BBC Sport pundit Ashley Cole after Arsenal beat Chelsea to win the FA Cup.The two former Arsenal players were working on the match which the Gunners won 2-1, thanks to a brace from Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.Cole played for both Arsenal and Chelsea, though clearly wanted Frank Lampard’s side to lift the cup at Wembley.And Wright filmed himself celebrating with the video posted on social media.Wright said to camera: “I’m really happy, look how happy I am.”Cole is then seen looking over Wright’s shoulder with the former Gunners striker adding: “Unlucky Ash”, while laughing away.Wright then spots David Luiz on the pitch and screams: “David! Oiiiii! I love you.

Arsenal legend Ian Wright could not hide his delight as he celebrated the Gunners' equaliser in the FA Cup final clash with Chelsea. In a clip posted on Twitter by Gary Lineker, Wright leapt from his seat and yelled "Yes, come on!" after Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scored his first-half penalty.

Ian Wright’s suit during a TV appearance.The businessman, 73, had been watching the Arsenal vs Chelsea football match, which Ian was commentating on for the BBC, when he shared a tweet about what the former footballer was wearing. Lord Sugar tweeted: ‘That is one hell of a suit @IanWright0 has on. A bit too dark don’t you think.