Tony

Militant Arsenal fan.

[3four3 @3four3]

Gets crazier every time I see it.

[Sergio ⭐ @sergio_de_ennin]

@FabrizioRomano Hope CAF can delete this picture from the internet and from people's phones too

[CharlieMannutd @CharlieMannutd]

@FabrizioRomano The Afcon champions we know

[Pramod @4Pramod]

Never forget.

Wenger was fighting against referee corruption and financial doping, and still came out with 3 league titles and the highest number of FA Cups ever.

All this while playing the most beautiful football this league has ever seen.

Simply, the greatest.

[Muthia @Muthia911]

“He’s nothing but a kid with the world at his feet.”

Peter Drury, you poet. Make a grown man cry.

[SuperSport Football ⚽️ @SSFootball]

A moment of Premier League history 🙌

Max Dowman is the league's youngest-ever goalscorer ⚽✨

#SSFootball | #SSPremierLeague | #ARSEVE

[The Touchline | 𝐓 @TouchlineX]

📸 - Gabriel saw the ball coming RIGHT AT HIM but he didn't move away, he didn't even lift his head up, he just let the ball fire straight into his face.

Now THAT'S the definition of a true warrior!

[Mansfield Town FC @mansfieldtownfc]

🦌 We bow out of the @EmiratesFACup after a valiant effort against Arsenal

[Simon Lester @SimonLester2468]

Eight games left, Six wins gets the job done imo!

With five of those games at home then every single supporter that sets foot inside The Emirates for those fixtures has a huge role to play.

You have to make the atmosphere electric and be the 12th man, ensure a cauldron of noise makes it unbearable for the opposition on the day and give total and unwavering support to the team.

It’s not a lot to ask but if you aren’t prepared to get onboard then pass your ticket onto someone that will.

[Sgt Show @SgtShow01]

Have you ever stopped to wonder why Arsenal Football Club keeps pulling in more and more followers, millions upon millions, year after year… even through this long, painful wait for major trophies?

In this age of short attention spans, with kids of this generation where loyalty is rarer than a Manchester United 5-game winning streak these days…

Come close, let me tell you the truth that hits deep for every true Gooner.

We’ve gone seasons without lifting the big ones. The drought hurts. It stings in the chest when you see other clubs parade silverware while we chase shadows of what we once were. Yet the numbers don’t lie. Arsenal’s combined followers across Instagram, TikTok, X, YouTube, Facebook? Sitting strong around 114 million+ as of recent 2025/2026 counts, still comfortably in the global top 10, growing steadily even without the trophies flooding in.

Why? Because this isn’t just about silverware for so many of us. It’s deeper. It’s emotional. It’s identity.

The Invincibles still live in our hearts, that unbeaten season, that beautiful, fearless football under Wenger. It didn’t just win games, it won souls. Especially across Africa, Asia, America, places where kids fell in love with the Arsenal way long before they cared about league tables.

The club’s heart and style never died. Even in the lean years, we played with passion, with flair, with that stubborn refusal to park the bus. Fans stayed because Arsenal felt like home, not a business.

Under Arteta, hope is alive again. We’re not just competing, we’re exciting, young, relentless. Finishing second after second after second? It builds belief. It hurts, yes, but it also fuels the fire. Every near miss reminds us we’re close, and that closeness keeps the global family growing.

Loyalty runs in our blood. “Once a Gooner, always a Gooner.” Because the streets is our own, We don’t jump ship when times are tough. We endure. We sing louder. We love harder. That’s why new fans keep joining, not for trophies handed out yesterday, but for the story we’re still writing, the redemption we’re chasing together.

Trophies would make it sweeter, God knows we crave them, but they aren’t the only thing keeping this red and white heartbeat strong. It’s the unbreakable bond, the shared pain, the unbreakable hope.

So if you’re reading this and your chest tightens thinking about what could be… know you’re not alone. We’re in this together. The followers keep coming because the love never left.

What keeps YOU loyal through it all? Drop it below, let’s feel this together. ❤️🤍

#GunnersForever #Arsenal #COYG

~Sgt Show

[zola @zola_254]

Funds Arsenal has gained or is likely to gain so far this season based on statistics

Champions League - Estimated at over €117 million (£102 million)

Carabao Cup - Winners of the Carabao Cup (EFL Cup) receive £100,000 in prize money, while the runners-up get £50,000.

FA CUP- 2025-26 Men's FA Cup winner will earn £2.12 million for winning the final, with a potential total of over £4 million in prize money throughout the tournament.

Premier League 1st/2nd position - Winning the Premier League earns a club approximately £150 million to £175 million+ ($190m - $230m+) in total revenue

TV Matchday revenue - According to the Deloitte Football Money League 2026 (covering the 2024-25 season), Arsenal's broadcasting revenue is estimated at €324.6 million to €325 million (approx. £282.8 million).

Income from sale of Marchandize - Arsenal's income from merchandising and kit sales has seen significant growth, reaching approximately €120 million (£103 million) in the 2023/24 season.

Tickets - Arsenal generates some of the highest matchday income in world football, with revenue from tickets and hospitality at Emirates Stadium reaching approximately €183 million (£153m-£155m range) for the 2024/25 season. This high revenue is driven by high-capacity, high-demand, and premium ticketing, with an average gate yield of £5.1 million per home match, leading the Premier League.

.... I can add more. ... playing more games and staying longer in competitions means more income. More financial power, dominance and progress in attracting top football talents.

ARSENAL FANS DON'T LET ANYONE GASLIGHT YOU INTO BELIEVING THAT WINNING ONE GAME AT THE EMIRATES IN 8 YEARS IS BETTER THAN BEING IN THE FA CUP FIFTH ROUND.

That is delusional.

[Yemi Dada @YemiCastano]

In the 2004- 2005 season, Chelsea won the league with Eleven 1-0 wins, Four 1-1 draws and two 0-0 draws, and 5 penalty kicks. Lampard was Chelsea's top scorer with just 13 goals while world class Drogba ended with 10 goals.

No one accused them of causing an irreversible damage.

All in the name of fanaticism, you silly rival fans throw away logic and reason with your emotions.

Arsenal scored two corners and two open plays against Leeds, so why ignore the open play goals?

Hopefully Arsenal score more corners and force more own goals so your miseries can get worse.

[Todd Whitehead @CrumpledJumper]

A look at how Victor Wembanyama makes the geometry of basketball feel different.

[Leeds United @LUFC]

😱 "𝗖𝗵𝗲𝗹𝘀𝗲𝗮 𝗵𝗮𝘃𝗲 𝗵𝗮𝗱 𝗮 𝗰𝗮𝗹𝗮𝗺𝗶𝘁𝘆"
🤝 "Calvert-Lewin says thank you!"

[Leeds United @LUFC]

👀 It happened again

[Ebuka @EbukaMeanzGreat]

Remember this?

[Tobi @_Tobolos_]

“Same old Arsenal”, “we’ve seen this before”

“What is different about this season?”

[- @MusialaEra]

Arsenal will be exposed on Wednesday. Being the best in the Prem doesn‘t mean you‘re the best in the world, this is something the Premier League media doesn‘t understand. Bayern will overrun them bookmark this

[- @MusialaEra]

Pedigree will win today. When I say pedigree I don‘t mean the food Arsenal fans eat, I mean aura, history, UCL count, parentage. Arsenal will never sniff a win over Bayern.