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Published 11:03 12 Mar 2017 GMT

It came as no surprise then to hear Ty celebrate Lincoln captain Luke Waterfall's own goal on the hour mark of Saturday's quarter-final.
In the build-up to the game, Waterfall announced that he hoped to pile even more pressure on Wenger with an upset at the Emirates but the defender found himself on the wrong end of an FA Cup drubbing.
Here's what Arsenal Fan TV had to say about the result.
"To make it even better, their captain scored the own goal," Ty said. "Good!
"Because he tried to have a go at our manager. If you want to win, that's fine but stick to your team.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTKstqVdz5w
"He said - and I'm paraphrasing - 'Oh yeah, I want Arsenal's fans to turn on the manager.'
"Who the hell are you? Why are you talking about us? You're Lincoln. You're nobodies.
"They were lucky to concede five. 5-0, they should go home happy. And their fans as well talking about they're going to beat us. Beat who? So aliens have landed then?
"He [Waterfall] has wound himself up because he scored an own goal. Who looks like a mug? Not me!"Explore more on these topics:
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