As if they haven’t given us oh so memories over the last year or so, punters in the Transfer Tavern (from up and down the country) reacted with delight last night as they watched Premier League champions Leicester City progress into the next round of the Champions League.
The Foxes managed to hold off Sevilla over two legs, making it into the quarter-finals and, as a result, a whole load of jokes directed towards the Arsenal fans drowning their sorrows have been fired over. Rather amazingly indeed, Leicester have managed to go further amongst the European elite during their first season in it than the Gunners have in the last seven years.
Though the north London locals in the bar have been through it all of late, their fellow drinkers aren’t showing much in the way of compassion or empathy, much like the majority of users on social media. With that in mind, here’s how Twitter slated Arsenal.
Watch Leicester tonight Wenger and tell me that after all your 13 years of miserable failure you should still manage #Arsenal #WengerOut
— FPJ (@MissingApples) March 14, 2017
I am so envious of Leicester fans. At least there are some fairytale moments every year. #Arsenal stories are written in hell.
— Partha Sinha (@parthasinha) March 15, 2017
#Leicester in the last year:
PL titles: 1
Quarter-finals of UCL: 1 #Arsenal in the last 7 years:
PL titles: 0
Quarter-finals of UCL: 0 pic.twitter.com/EwAL891rgA— Sports Banters (@SportsBanters) March 15, 2017
#Leicester following surprise English teams in Champions League. Leeds United reached the semis 16 years ago, #Arsenal the final 9 yrs ago.
— Kgomotso Sethusha (@Kgomotsso) March 15, 2017
Just caught the highlights of Leicester's CL game last night. Wow! Craig Shakespeare to manage #Arsenal next season then? #BringCraigIn
— Uday (@uday_telkar) March 15, 2017
Scenes when Leicester win @ChampionsLeague before #Arsenal
— #EastGringo. (@Sizwear_) March 15, 2017
When #Leicester draw Bayern Munich and beat them you can start making #arsenal jokes. Not before
— _ (@chrissutton12) March 14, 2017







