GARY NEVILLE has found himself in the scope of Arsenal fans once again following Gabriel Magalhaes' opener against Crystal Palace.
Arsenal romped to a 5-0 win over Crystal Palace, with Gabriel proving to be lethal from set plays.
Gabriel took just 11 minutes to power home a header from a Martin Odegaard corner.
However, Manchester United legend Neville took to X, formerly known as Twitter and shared a screenshot of Gabriel towering over a Crystal Palace defender.
He captioned his post: "Arsenal fans think this is a foul then ????????," as a reference to when he butted heads with Gooners following their defeat to Newcastle in November.
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Anthony Gordon's winner in that game was subject to a triple check by VAR which included a foul check on Gabriel for an apparent push in the back before the goal stood.
One furious Arsenal fan responded to Neville by saying: "You’re just proving our point that your a hypocrite.
"Happens against us. You have no issue with it, Happens for is. You immediately comment on it crying. You’re truly pathetic."
Dragon's Den star Neville then issued a response of his own, by declaring: "No mate I don’t think it’s a foul like I didn’t at Newcastle."
Arsenal have often been on the end of dubious decisions from officials this season.
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Mikel Arteta was not punished after his scathing comments after the Newcastle defeat where he labelled the decision to let the Gordon goal stand as a "disgrace".
Regardless, the Gunners will not have to worry about referee calls until their next game against Nottingham Forest on January 30.
Gabriel would have had a second goal against Palace were it not for a TV camera angle showing his second header was actually going off target before Dean Henderson inadvertently deflected it in.
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