Lee Westwood MOCKS Arsenal with Nottingham Forest FA Cup victory post
Westwood was loving life on Sunday night as his beloved Nottingham Forest defeated Arsenal in the 3rd Round of the FA Cup.
Lee Westwood mocked Arsenal as he celebrated Nottingham Forest's stunning 1-0 FA Cup victory over the Gunners on Sunday evening.
Westwood, who was born in Nottinghamshire but now resides in Newcastle upon Tyne, took to the social media platform just moments after Forest striker Lewis Grabban scored in front of the home fans seven minutes from time.
Well I thought there might be a giant killing tonight. But it wasn’t to be! Forest won! @NFFC @mattforde @alex_brooker pic.twitter.com/XKjui9ijyg
— Lee Westwood (@WestwoodLee) January 9, 2022
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Westwood tweeted: "Well I thought there might be a giant killing tonight. But it wasn't to be! Forest won!"
He then followed that by responding to a number of different threads celebrating his side's victory.
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Can someone go and check on @IanJamesPoulter
— Lee Westwood (@WestwoodLee) January 9, 2022
Westwood then took aim at his good friend and Arsenal-mad Ian Poulter on Twitter: "Can someone go and check on Ian Poulter."
Forest also beat Arsenal 4-2 in the FA Cup 3rd round back in 2018.
The victory means Forest will now face Leicester at home in the 4th Round.
Here's how other golf fans reacted to Westwood's post:
"Have you heard from Poults yet?"
"Absolutely Westy, twice European champions."
"Make sure you own Piers Morgan."
"Internet must be down at The Postman's house."
"Cannot stand Arsenal, love it Lee."
"Amazing result, up the Forest."
"Same old Arsenal."
"Arteta out."
"As I always say to Arsenal fans, show me your European cup."
"Superb performance in second half, well deserved."
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