As Arsenal prepare to face Stoke, Gunners midfielder Aaron Ramsey has been told to expect a hostile reception next time he travels to the Britannia Stadium following a feud that dates back to broken leg in 2010.

The 23-year-old is sidelined for Saturday's match because of a thigh problem and is unlikely to travel with the squad to the ground where he broke his leg in 2010.

Ramsey suffered the horrific injury after a tackle by Stoke defender, Ryan Shawcross, but scored in a 3-1 victory over Mark Hughes' side in September.

The Welshman celebrated his goal at the Emirates Stadium by running over to 'shush' the Stoke supporters, an action that has still not been forgiven.

A Stoke fanzine featured a picture of Ramsey in the build-up to Saturday's game, with the headline: 'Okay Mr Ramsey. All bets are off'.

The fanzine have warned Ramsey to expect a spiky warning the next time he travels to Stoke, saying: 'By running directly over to the travelling Stoke fans pointing, smiling and giving us the "shush" finger you seem more than happy for this stupid situation to continue to be drawn out.

'Next time you play at the Britannia Stadium, let's have no whining and trying to take the moral high ground when you get the kind of reception your actions have inevitably guaranteed.'