Arsenal fans troll Man Utd and Tottenham after Gunners social media post
Arsenal fans have poked fun at the Premier League positions held by Tottenham and Manchester United before their trip to play Sheffield United on Monday.
Arsenal: Sheffield United will be a ‘big challenge’ says Emery
Arsenal will go back up to third in the Premier League table if they follow up on their tag as favourites to beat Sheffield United this evening, and their fans have trolled Manchester United and Tottenham online.
Unai Emery’s men are sitting comfortably with four wins from their first eight games, with United and Spurs in 13th and seventh with 10 and 12 points respectively.
Gunners fans have now taken to Twitter to laugh at the struggles of their rivals, after both drew 1-1 at the weekend.
A selection of photographs of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang laughing on the official Arsenal page included a ‘caption this’ prompt, and supporters didn’t need to be asked twice.
One fan said: “‘They really think Kane's better’.”
“When you have to scroll down on your phone to see Man U on the league table,” added another.
“Spurs and Man United,” a third said.
A fourth joked: “‘..and then Gnabry made it 7-2!’”
Arsenal have had a better start to the season than Tottenham and Man Utd (Image: GETTY)
Arsenal will go third with a win over Sheffield United on Monday (Image: GETTY)
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Emery is feeling confident that his side can widen the gap on two of their biggest rivals at Bramall Lane, but has outlined his respect for their opponents.
"We have gained respect for them," Emery said.
"They have a big atmosphere in their stadium and their coach's career is amazing and how they are playing is the same to how they played in the Championship.
"They play with confidence and their style is to be offensive but they are still defensively strong."
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The Tweet in question caused a stir with Arsenal fans (Image: Twitter @Arsenal)
"He is 52-years-old, a similar age to me and he has a big history behind him as both a player and a coach in England," he added when asked about Chris Wilder.
"There are very good coaches in England with good experience and strong histories.
"Also, I love the fact that young English coaches are so prepared. I think now, the quality of the English coach is great."
The Blades host Arsenal in the Premier League on Monday night in an 8pm kick-off.