ARSENAL legend Jack Wilshere attempted to act as peacemaker as an unhappy Luton fan aired his grievances following a draw at Leyton Orient.
Gideon Kodua headed in from a corner in the 96th minute to rescue a point for the Hatters at Brisbane Road.
The point prevented Luton from slipping below Orient in the table and they remain one place outside the play-offs.
Wilshere has lost just twice in 12 games since taking over at Luton, but one fan appeared unhappy at the performance of his side.
Kodua’s goal was Luton’s only shot on target and the supporter remonstrated with Wilshere at the final whistle.
The former Arsenal midfielder had approached the away end to applaud the travelling fans for their support.
He then walked up to one fan to shake his hand while a person next to him fired over criticism.
Wilshere, 33, attempted to calm the fan down and could be heard saying: “We got a point.”
He remained cool throughout the situation and seemed to calm the fan down.
Wilshere won praise for his approach with one person saying: “Brilliant from Wilshere.”
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Another added: “Luton need to give him time he’s not even had a window
He’s a great coach and will only keep learning and get better at the job.”
A third wrote: “I like this from Jack. He’s a 34-year-old rookie manager. He’s also an intelligent man. This isn’t cynical. It’s who he is. He knows the power of something like this. I applaud him for doing it. We need to give him time.”
And another commented: “Not his biggest fan but appreciate this, a lot easier for him to applaud and walk away.”
