David Moyes mocked by Arsenal fans on Twitter after saying 'the jury is still out' on Mesut Ozil live on Sky Sports

The ex-Manchester United manager was working as a pundit on Sky Sports

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David Moyes in the Sky Sports Studio (Sky Sports)

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David Moyes was roundly criticised on Twitter today after saying that "the jury is still out" on Mesut Ozil.

The ex-Manchester United manager, who was sacked as Real Sociedad boss last month, made the claim live on Sky Sports today before Arsenal's match at Aston Villa.

Ozil has been in outstanding form this season, making a league-high 13 assists.

HOW TWITTER REACTED TO MOYES'S OZIL CLAIM

Ozil joined Arsenal from Real Madrid for a club-record £42.5m in September 2013.

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David Moyes mocked by Arsenal fans on Twitter after saying 'the jury is still out' on Mesut Ozil live on Sky Sports

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