Samir Nasri has taken another swipe at William Gallas in his feud with the former Arsenal captain.
The two men have been at loggerheads since the now Tottenham defender criticised Nasri in his autobiography, and the in-form Gunners midfielder refused to shake hands with Gallas when they came face-to-face earlier this season.
Nasri has now defended his actions and revealed the pair were not on speaking terms prior to Gallas’ exit from the Emirates Stadium in the summer.
He told The Sun: “I never said 'hello' to Gallas for a year in my own dressing room. Why should I have to shake his hand on TV just because he has gone to Spurs?
“That is not me. I am not a two-faced so-and-so. When I don't like someone I tell them to their face and I don't shake their hand.
“We don't like one another, the entire world knows this, and he even wrote about it in his book.
“After the Spurs game I heard him saying it was 'my loss' that I hadn't shaken hands with him.
“My loss? What the hell is all that about? He has forgotten how he bitched about me.”