It's been 22 long years, there is a generation of Arsenal fans that don't know what it's like to celebrate a league title.......they do now!

After Man City failed to beat Bournemouth (Some may even say bottled it) Arsenal were crowned Champions of England for the 14th time!

In todays episode I try and gather enough thoughts to make some sense, I thought of the suffering of Arsene Wenger, the courage and commitment of Mikel Arteta and that the Emirates stadium which often seemed devoid of history is now the home of the 2025/26 Champions Arsenal Football club.

To all the haters you can do one!

Arsenal made us suffer through to a 1 nil victory with no room for error and the tension was palpable across the Gunnersphere. Kai Havertz with a header from a Saka corner set piece FC strikes again.

Beyond that we are likely to be blamed for driving Pep out of the premier league with our margins football but let us revel in the moment as we try and become champions for the first time in 22 long years

It's match day and Arsenal are at home to Burnley knowing two wins and they are champions for the first time in 22 long and painful years.

While we are heavy favourites for the game there are considerations around team selection with the champions league final at play.

We have a job to do, lets go and do it!

Come on you Gunners!!!!!!

I look at the hatred of Arsenal and the financial doping that's overlooked at our expense.

I don't want to give any credit to the financially doped teams participating in the cup final so I discuss Arsenals cup finals in 1993, 2001 still haunts me.

The cup is only ever on loan from the 14 time winners!

Mikel had his press conference today, a nice lighted moment about MLS learning to cook with his grandmother and he spoke about the injuries and the right back situation.

Arsenal must wait until at least Tuesday to become champions after Man City won 3 nil against Palace (I guess they don't want the extra 10 million to hit their accounts just yet).

It was announced that Peter Simpson had passed away at 81, holding 10th spot in our all time appearance list with 478, RIP Peter and condolences to his loved ones.

Rumours that there could be a rebuild of the Emirates stadium are floating around, I discuss some of the top moments in the Emirates era.

I also provided the quiz result so shout out to Andy Kelly who referenced this article in response to who was the Arsenal manager when Patrick Vieira signed. https://thearsenalcollection.org.uk/?p=35587

Slow news day as we await Palaces visit to Man City, Ben Whites season is seemingly over and he's been a hero of a player for us