Many Arsenal fans are laughing at The Athletic correspondent David Ornstein‘s update that filming for Tottenham Hotspur’s Amazon documentary is still going ahead despite recent outbreaks of illness across the footballing world.
Spurs are still keeping their training centre open for filming and are also operating cameras from their gallery in order to get essential pieces of footage done for the documentary to air later on in the year.
It will show highlights of the season so far as well as Mauricio Pochettino’s sacking and the appointment of Jose Mourinho. Indeed, it could also comment on Eric Dier’s situation where he raced into the crowd to confront a fan who was giving his brother a hard time following the north London club’s home loss to Norwich City on penalties in the FA Cup last-sixteen.
Spurs are currently in eighth position in the Premier League table (via BBC) and are out of all cup competitions, meaning that it will be another trophy-less season for them.
These Arsenal fans could not help themselves but react to Ornstein’s post, with one fan even branding Spurs a ‘comedy club’:
Comedy club giving us a comedy love you lads
— chief (@aliladiere) March 16, 2020
Comedy of the year we all can’t wait!
— Jackthegooner (@Jack10Gooner) March 16, 2020
Amazon win. Gonna be the best tv series ever. And this is from an Arsenal fan.
— Brad (@BellerinsDad) March 16, 2020
Can’t wait to see this comedy
— . (@4949_Undefeated) March 16, 2020
can’t wait looool
— Artenal 🦦 (@AFC_Aman) March 16, 2020
https://twitter.com/ihavenoideabreh/status/1239572822843895814
Everyone loves a comedy
— Mãtthęŵ (@RevEamer) March 16, 2020
Orny throwing shots at spurs.
The king we don’t deserve.
— Ogaraku (@OgarakuBunke) March 16, 2020
Arsenal fans, will you watch the documentary? Let us know in the comments down below!
