They make fun of Arsenal, the Premier League legend who belittled him

Former Manchester United defender Patrice Evra has once again ignited the flames of the historic rivalry between the Red Devils and Arsenal. During an appearance on his former teammate Rio Ferdinand's show, "Rio Ferdinand Presents," the Frenchman launched a scathing critique of the Gunners that has sent shockwaves through social media.

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"Watching Arsenal is like watching Netflix, you always have to wait for the next season and believe me, every season will be like that," Evra stated, eliciting laughter from Ferdinand and reigniting memories of one of the Premier League's most intense rivalries.

With this statement, Evra not only alluded to Arsenal's inconsistency in recent years but also suggested a lack of ambition and a solid long-term project at the London club. The comparison to Netflix implies that Arsenal fans, much like subscribers to the streaming platform, must wait for the next season to see if their team can make significant progress.

Manchester United vs. Arsenal: A Premier League classic

The rivalry between Manchester United and Arsenal defined an era in the Premier League. Throughout the 1990s and 2000s, the two clubs engaged in fierce battles that decided titles and left an indelible mark on a generation of fans.

The clashes between these two football giants were always marked by mutual respect, but also by a fierce competitive spirit on the pitch. Players like Thierry Henry, Dennis Bergkamp, Roy Keane, and Ryan Giggs were at the heart of these unforgettable encounters.

Reactions pour in

Evra's comments have sparked a heated debate on social media. Manchester United fans have applauded their former player's sentiment, while Arsenal supporters have defended their club and argued that the team has made significant strides under Mikel Arteta.

The future of the rivalry

Despite the passage of time, the rivalry between Manchester United and Arsenal remains one of the most passionate in English football. While the intensity of their clashes may have diminished in recent years, Evra's comments serve as a reminder that the flames of this rivalry can be easily rekindled.

It will be fascinating to see how this rivalry evolves in the coming years and whether Arsenal can shed the "Netflix" label that Evra has bestowed upon them.