Despite his Witless Loss against Leicester, Emery still has the Backing of the Board

Fans of Arsenal rooted for Leicester to humiliate them just so that Emery could be sent packing.

But gods do football answer prayers according to their own devise at times. I saw fans jubilating half-heartedly, with a surface joy that belied their pains when Leicester scored. All in the name of #EmeryOut.

For the game, Vardy got the first goal and Maddison a nice second. Leno tried but at long last he "photoshopped".

The result came as willed but Emery stays like forever as the board has resolved that they are behind Emery of Emirate.

Finally, we know. No amount of disgrace could stir the board once profit is unaffected or they won't part with more money.

Pocket smiles and fans cry. But there's always a hope that gets people believing next season will be better.

#NextSeasonFC

---toonday

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