1999 I was working stupid hours and didn't have much chance to listen to the radio. Judging by this #TOTP I didn't miss much.

#TOTP from 1999 with Jamie Theakston introducing Jamiroquai. Skip forward 27 years and Jay Kay sits in for Jamie on Heart when Jamie is on holiday.

They're lucky none of the games are at Stamford Bridge

Arsenal birthdays for 5th June: 1927 - Eddie Davies (1948 - 1950) 1929 - Keith Savin (1948 - 1950) 1931 - Ray Barr (1949 - 1952) 1974 - Matteo Guardalben (2003)

"Mine is the last voice you will ever hear'

Arsenal birthdays for 4th June: 1902 - Joseph Hughes (1925) 1902 - Joey Williams (1929 - 1932) 1977 - Alex Manninger (1997 - 2002) 1983 - Emmanuel Eboue (2004 - 2011)

1️⃣ Your first World Cup: 1978 😍 Your favourite*: 1990 😤 Your one to forget: Any since 2002

Seeing more and more posts like this. We've always been here. If it wasn't for Arsenal fans, social media would be just two nerds arguing about Windows Vista vs Linux and Talksport would have died a death decades ago.

This is AMAZING. Writing slope presented to Arsenal Football Club co-founder at the meeting at which the formation of the club was first discussed. If I win the Euromillions on Friday, it's mine. bidlive.budds.com/auctions/999...

Arsenal birthdays for 3rd June: 1921 - Vic Pilcher (1939) 1922 - Frank Mitchell (1945 guest) 1966 - Colin Fleet (1989) 1977 - Dafydd Owen (1993 - 1996)

Two weeks since Arsenal became Premier League champions 🔴⚪️❤️

They should change the law so that people aren’t forced to watch Arsenal anymore.

Dates for your diary: Monday 15th June: the Transfer Window opens . Friday 19th June: 10am; the 2026/27 Premier League Fixture List will be published. As with the last 2 seasons, expect the first weekend (22nd August) of TV fixtures to also be announced.

Is football healing itself? The last two seasons have shown that it is possible to win the Premier League without having a nation state / oligarch pump clubs full of unearned money and cheat.

Arsenal birthdays for 2nd June: 1938 - Bernie Traynor (1956)

It appears that all the non-Arsenal fans would have preferred Arsenal to play an open attacking game against PSG so that they could all laugh at us getting slaughtered like Inter last year.

With North London Forever fever in the air for Arsenal fans, I have a nice pin badge available at my '87-N5 Etsy store - 85ton5 on insta Currently sold out but in the process of ordering more, likely here back-end of June This time there'll be a female version, too, for better representation ❤️🤍

Stop what you're doing, go and find a quiet place you can be on your own and watch this.

A reminder that FIFA are not able to change the laws of the game by themselves. They are part of IFAB and they would require the backing of at least two of the other four members to make any changes.

On your head, Martin 😅

For those asking about Alexi Lalas, he played in a reserve team game against Luton in December 1992.

Arsenal birthdays for 1st June: 1916 - Len Flack (1944 guest) 1970 - Alexi Lalas (1992) 1984 - Ross Flitney (1999) These three played a total of four games between them!

I know that this makes perfect sense for people who grow up with these measures. Personally I’m strongly on team meter-liter-degree-kilos.

Just thought. If we'd won the Champions League as well, the whole of London would have come to a standstill today.

When they said we over celebrated during the season, it’s because they had no idea what an Arsenal celebration actually looked like.

The parade needed Ben White with a megaphone: "What do you think of Tottenham?"

I hope they all remember to duck when they go under the bridges at Finsbury Park station.

“Arsenal fans, sir. Millions of them.”

From the photos I'm seeing, this parade will be similar in size to a royal event.

My mate texted me earlier and asked why the platform at Derby train station was full of Arsenal fans. We are MASSIVE

2025-26 saw Arsenal have as many as nine different players reach 50 appearances for the season for the first time since 1979-80. A monumental effort from the lads 👏🩷🔴⚪️

OTD 1947 Arsenal beat Everton 2-1 in George Allison's last game as the Gunners manager, exactly 13 years after he was appointed to the role. The season extended into June due to postponements during a heavy winter and a ban on midweek games. thearsenalcollection.org.uk?page_id=18114

Arsenal birthdays for 31st May: 1884 - Frank Bradshaw (1914 - 1923) 1907 - Norman Sidey (1929 - 1939) 1925 - Hubert Foster (1948 no photo) 1998 - Stephy Mavididi (2013 - 2018)

Middlesex fans trying to give it large. I've seen my team win the league seven times. The vast majority of them haven't seen theirs win it once.

And as for you lot, my fellow gooners*, I fucking love you all. * Piers Moron excepted.

2024 quarter final. 2025 semi final. 2026 final. 2027 ...

PSG, the greatest team in Europe, were supposed to take us apart and smash us into pieces, beating us by four goals or more. In reality, they could only score against us from the penalty spot. No one in Europe has beaten us during normal playing time this season.

Been to see The Subways and stayed on for the Brightside Indie Club Night where they're playing loads of stuff from the early 00s. Someone didn't realise today's laws still count and has been chucked out for lighting up a ciggie.

Don't forget, tomorrow we're parading the Premier League trophy around North London because THE ARSENAL ARE THE CHAMPIONS 🏆

JUST GET ON WITH THE GAME WE SHOWED THE SHAMEN WHAT WE THOUGHT OF THIS SORT OF SHIT

BTW don't forget ARSENAL ARE PREMIER LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

Current state:

Well, that's a very interesting starting XI to say the least.

Daniel Siebert has refereed four previous Arsenal games: 2020-21 Olympiacos (A) EL 3-1 2024-25 Dinamo Zagreb (H) CL 3-0 2025-26 Sporting Club de Portugal (A) CL 1-0 2025-26 Atletico Madrid (H) CL 1-0

This, by way of contrast, was the bench the last time we played PSG.

Arsenal birthdays for 30th May: 1890 - Walter Pellant (1920 no photo) 1895 - Dick Little (1916 - 1917 guest) 1935 - Jim Standen* (1953 - 1960) 1949 - Trevor Pearce (1970 - 1971) 1993 - Sean McDermott (2010 - 2012) * Jim is the oldest living player that has played in Arsenal's first team.

I reckon I could set up an account of people who are incapable of parking properly at Hertford McDonald's.

I'm not in the "today's a free hit because PSG are the favourites" camp. I want The Arsenal to win every game and hate it when we lose. Even if we played the Harlem Globetrotters at basketball, Tiger Woods at golf or Pete Sampras at tennis I would want us to win.