Nigerian comic actor and on-air personality, Woli Arole has embarked on 14-day fasting and prayers for English premiership side, Arsenal Football Club revolving around the prophetic theme, ‘Take Away Our Shame.‘
The staunch Arsenal fanatic has asked all fans of the Gunners across the world to join him in his noble agenda to seek the face of God to rescue the traditional London from the clutches of disappointments after they started the new season with the same sense of déjà vu.
Per the poster he shared to this effect, the program will start on August 23 and ends on September 5 2021. The venue is Ori Oke in Ibadan, Nigeria with the comedian as host.
‘Treat this with URGENCY.
Tag an Arsenal fan you know.”
A group of frustrated supporters surrounded the manager’s car to prevent him from leaving the club after they registered their second loss of the 2021-2022 campaign.
The fans were heard asking the under-fire boss to ‘leave’ Arsenal after their worst start to a season in their 118-year history.
Arsenal suffered another Premier League defeat on Sunday after goals from Romelu Lukaku and Reece James settled the London derby, days after new entrants Brentford handed the Gunners 2-0 defeat.
In this regard, Arteta’s side have failed to pick up any points or score any goals in their opening two games – making it their worst start to a season in 118 years.
Consequently, Fans have made their stance on the situation clear, having booed their own players off the pitch at both the half-time and full-time whistle across the two weekends.
Some Arsenal fans have taken to social media to call for the head of the team’s manager: ‘Good on them, get Arteta out now,’ said one of them.
While others felt the fans were wrong to not only confront Arteta but to ask him to leave the club.
One fan wrote: ‘I agree Arteta out but this is unacceptable how they have confronted him in his car’.
Another added: ‘What do they want him to do. He’s not good enough, so what? He’s not just going to quit. It’s the board, they’re the ones you should be harassing.’
While one supporter said: ‘Same embarrassing fans that wanted Wenger out after all he did for the club over the years.’
Arteta shared his thoughts on Arsenal’s performance after the game in his post-match interview.
He said: ‘Chelsea deserved to win, I think they were the better side overall. We had moments at the start of the first half and at the beginning of the second half.
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