F*CK SUPPORTING SPURS ON TUESDAY! | I DO NOT WANT THEM TO WIN (RANT)

Oi, you. You. You're an Arsenal fan. What do you mean you're hoping Spurs win on Tuesday? Hold out your hand, as my nan would say, man. Hold out your hand, people. Hold out your hand. We need several of those people. I'm not here for this, man. Now, obviously, a big talking point of Arsenal beating Manchester United is that the Premier League title goes to the last day of the season. Obviously, people, Manchester City have a game in hand. They play midweek against Tottenham Hotspur, sorry, Tottenham Hotspur, and then they end their campaign against West Ham. Personally, if they are to drop points, David Moyes, since Artur has become the manager of Arsenal Football Club, he's been giving you some free points. We're calling in our favour and we hope that the irons and the hammers can hammer City in David Moyes' last day of the season. And it's going to suck, really, because there's rumours online that obviously the podium and all of those things are technically going to be in north London in the event that City slip up. Again, people will banter us, but in line with Islington Council, if there is a parade, they have to get it known and organised early, and we're seeing that. And I must admit, as I always say, the dream is free, the hustle is sold separately, and we have dropped points this season. But we have been hustling. You know, we've got one of the best records in 2024, what, one defeat in May at this point in time. If you told me that in August, if you told me that in December, I would say you're smoking something special, you know, really and truly. We've hardly got any defeats. We've got, what, 27 wins, which is a record. That's more than the Invincibles, which kind of shows you the levels that are required, really and truly. You know, we've got one of the best defensive records. Individually, players are shining. We've improved on last season, and at least we're running it down to the last day of the season. Obviously, come the end of the year, I say if, because there's a bit of optimism, if, and a big if, you know, we don't win this Premier League title. Of course, we're going to look back to the Villa game. We're going to look at the two games against Fulham, which, you know, probably was where the damage was done. The two games against Villa, the two games against Fulham, Newcastle away, potentially, and some other moments and whatnot. But me, I'm not cheering on Spurs. I might, you know, do I hope City drop plays 100 percent? You know, do I have the ability to recognise if Spurs were to get a result against City, it evidently helps our football club a million percent? People, I'm not going to say I'm supporting, but you're selling your soul to the devil. What happened to integrity? Do you really want to sacrifice your soul and integrity, people, for glory? Now, some of you are going to say yes, and I don't, I condemn it. I don't condone it, but I understand it. We're on a 20-plus year drought. But there's been a couple of times, Arsenal and other clubs have been cheering on Spurs, and I'm a big fan of Spurs fans acting like they have a say in the title challenge. You got slapped by us, dealt with by Liverpool. City are going to bend them over backwards and beat them bareback, if I'm honest with you. Spurs don't have a choice, and I know, naturally, their fans are probably hoping they lose. If they lose, it's because they're ----. It's as simple as that, if I'm honest with you. I've got respect for Posta Koglu and what he's actually doing, but the club ain't got no say, man. You're going to put yourself in disappointment. How are you going to feel when Spurs, and I'm kind of saying this hoping that City drop points, but when Spurs evidently lose, how are you going to feel? You spent 90 minutes selling your soul to the devil, and there's going to be no shower that is going to be able to cleanse your spirit. I'm not with this supporting Spurs. They're the opps, people. They're the rivals. Even if it benefits us, I'll cut off my nose to spite my face. Of course, them winning would be for the greater good for Arsenal Football Club, but they're that, man. They are the opps, people. They're the opps. They're going to get brushed away. I can't believe some Arsenal fans are saying that. And, you know, big up Kai Havertz. And, you know, I'm not one of them content creators, but big up Kai Havertz and Saliba, two of the better players against Manchester United, two of our in-form players in 2024. Hearing them saying they're going to be Spurs fans, it rubs me up the wrong way, dead, because what? We're all going to sell our soul ultimately for nothing, because they will crumble. They will crumble. Clip me, they will crumble. They're getting smacked up by City. Of course, I'd rather get clipped than, you know, City drop points, but don't do that, people, Arsenal fans. What are we talking about? Stop and think. We're talking about cheering on Spurs. That's dead, people. Ran over, that's all I wanted to say. Forget all that cheering on Spurs. No way will I be supporting Spurs on Tuesday. I will be doing a Watch Along, though, people, so turn on your notification buttons and stay tuned. That being said, football is a subjective sport. Everyone's got opinions, so let me know if you're cheering on Spurs or if you're in agreement with myself. On that note, though, you lot stay safe, stay blessed. Peace.