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Undercover Tottenham fan trolls Arsenal after going to watch ‘biggest bottlejob in history’ but it backfires


AN UNDERCOVER Tottenham fan was at the Emirates to witness Arsenal stumble to a draw with Southampton – but his prank has backfired.

The Gunners had to rescue a point against basement club Southampton yesterday as their title charge continues to falter.

One Spurs fan showed their true colours as they departed the Emirates after watching Arsenal stutterCredit: https://twitter.com/FBAwayDays
The Spurs fan left happy, but Arsenal supporters are getting their own backCredit: https://twitter.com/FBAwayDays

One unnamed Spurs supporter managed to get into the crowd in hope of watching his rivals fall apart.

Fall apart they did before Bukayo Saka’s late equaliser.

The fan records himself watching the game before departing just before the full-time whistle.

He unzips his black jacket and green body warmer to reveal the Spurs’ cockerel badge on his replica shirt.

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The man shakes a victorious fist at the camera as his caption declares: “Had to be there to witness the biggest bottlejob in history.”

But Arsenal fans were determined to have the final laugh as they pointed out that the point means that the Gunners will certainly finish above Tottenham this season.

One said: “Treated himself on St Totteringhams Day.”

Another Arsenal fan said: “Came to watch arsenal finish above your lot and say we bottled it yet your lot have bottled the league since 1961.

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While another tweeter added: “He’s literally celebrating St Totteringham’s day at The Emirates. It’s not even an NLD.”

The draw with Southampton leaves Arsenal five clear at the top but they have played two more games than Manchester City.

The two meet in a potential title decider on Wednesday.


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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