Fans of the club who were unable to attend the parade have shared their sentiments:
Liam Sinnott expressed his disappointment, stating that a case of chickenpox has kept his family at home. „I couldn’t attend the parade because my two young daughters have chickenpox. I have been an Arsenal supporter since 1986, and this title holds more significance than any of the First Division and Premier League trophies I have celebrated as a Gunners fan. I am there in spirit with all the players and fellow supporters today. COYG – North London is red,“ he remarked.
Meanwhile, Chris Carter-Gordon is facing his own challenges due to an injury. „I’m watching from home with a broken ankle—I’m thrilled for (and a bit envious of!) my husband and friends who are enjoying the festivities in person. I promise to be at the next one!“ he shared.
Jonathan Patrick has also remained at home with his son, who is set to undergo chemotherapy tomorrow. Despite the circumstances, he noted, „My two sons are watching the Arsenal parade today. We would have loved to be there, but my eldest son has chemotherapy scheduled for tomorrow morning. However, seeing Arsenal showcase the Premier League trophy is bringing a smile to his face.“
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