Arsenal fans are not holding back after winning the Premier League title, and rightly so.
For years, Gooners were subjected to a lot of ridicule – not just from rival fans but from pundits and former players as well.
Now, Mikel Arteta’s side have finally won the Premier League crown, and it’s time to give it back to all the haters.
Arsenal fans’ first target was their counterparts from Manchester City.
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Arsenal fans display a modified Manchester City banner at the Emirates
Manchester City fans had a lot to say when Arsenal went through a tough patch not too long ago.
During and after the 2-1 defeat at the Etihad, there were rival supporters holding bottles, suggesting that the Gunners will slip up for the fourth season in a row.
There was even a banner at the Etihad Stadium saying, “Panic on the streets of London,” right next to the Manchester City club badge.
Arsenal fans had to take it in at the time, but they have now issued a perfect response.
After the North Londoners were crowned champions on Tuesday night, thousands of supporters gathered outside the Emirates Stadium to celebrate.
There was that familiar banner again, but with some modification this time.
The word panic was replaced by party, and an Arsenal crest was painted over the Manchester City club badge.
That was put up for everyone to see at the Emirates on Tuesday night.
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What a difference a month makes!
Arsenal need to lock in again
The Arsenal players had the time of their lives on Tuesday night at the Sobha Realty Training Centre.
Gabriel Magalhaes, William Saliba, and the rest were all singing their hearts out after finding out that they are the 2025/26 Premier League champions.
The celebrations carried on throughout the night and into Wednesday morning, so we’re sure they will not be asked to train today either. Arteta may even give Thursday off.
However, everyone at Arsenal needs to lock in again because the Champions League trophy is still up for grabs, and winning that will make the players even bigger heroes than they are now.
We hope the confidence of winning the Premier League will give everyone the boost they need to get the job done in Budapest.
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