Arsenal striker Robin van Persie has rubbished rumours that he fell out with Arsene Wenger during Sunday's defeat to Manchester United.
The Dutch striker appeared to say 'no' when he saw that Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain was being substituted - a move that led to many fans booing Wenger.
But now the Dutch international has come out to clarify the situation to try and dismiss any speculation of splits in the Gunners camp.
"I was not having a go at the boss on Sunday - I was just sad to see Alex leave the pitch as he just gave the assist for our only goal," the 28-year-old told The Sun.
"I was not questioning his judgement - I know it's not my place to challenge what Arsene Wenger does.
"Alex-Oxlade Chamberlain had a calf injury. We did not know that but the boss did and brought Andrey Arshavin on."
He added: "The manager and I are fine and my relationship with the club is good.
"There is no problem, there is no conflict and there is no controversy. The boss knows that, I know that and the players know that."