Arsenal legend Thierry Henry branded the Gunners "unwatchable" as they slumped to a 4-0 thumping at the hands of Liverpool on Sunday.
Arsene Wenger's team were overrun in midfield as Liverpool pressed high up the pitch and proved punishing on the counter-attack in a fascinating encounter at Anfield.
Henry said he could barely keep watching as his former team were torn apart by Jurgen Klopp's rampant side.
"That was unwatchable. At one point I wanted to leave. It's too much to take," said Henry on Sky Sports.
"I don’t relate to the team and I don’t think a lot of the fans do. That is a problem.
"It's comfortable at Arsenal. There's not that kind of pressure that you should have at a big club.
"You don't win the league for a very long time and you're not competing - it's on them [Wenger and the board] to change it. I go back to that comfort zone you have at Arsenal. Everything is nice and it cannot be like that."
FULL-TIME Liverpool 4-0 ArsenalThe Reds rip through their visitors with goals from Firmino, Mane, Salah and SturridgeAugust 27, 2017
Arsenal went into half-time 2-0 down and Henry claimed to have been expecting such a performance from the Gunners.
"I said it at the beginning of the season. Stagnation. People looked at me sideways," said the Frenchman.
"I knew what would happen today, I knew what was going to happen against Leicester, I knew what was going to happen at Stoke.
"So I am not [shocked]. But still when you see it you are like, 'No. Not really. Again?' I am not that shocked in a way, that's what I expected today unfortunately."
