Arsenal ace Thierry Henry admits turning the air blue in his clash with one Gooner at the end of their defeat at Swansea City.
The Gunners legend admitted he lost his cool when abuse was hurled at him by a disgruntled fan after his side's 3-2 defeat at Swansea on Sunday.
The French star, on a two-month loan from New York Red Bulls, told The Sun: "I was really shocked and disappointed on Sunday - and not just at the result.
"When I arrived in front of our own fans, I couldn't understand the abuse the team were getting from one of them.
"I wanted to tell the fan in question that we need their support not abuse. The sentiment was right but in hindsight could have been better expressed.
"So I would like to first and foremost apologise for using inappropriate language to that particular 'supporter'.
"I didn't intend to be malicious or threatening and am aware that it could have been said in a calmer manner.
"We have had great moments at this club but we are all in this together. We need your support in the good times but more importantly the bad.
"Let's get behind the team against Manchester United on Sunday and try to get three points to get the season back on track." "After the final whistle of a very tricky game, I insisted the whole team go and applaud the Arsenal supporters.
