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Published 12:11 9 May 2016 BST
It seems there's something of civil war taking place within the Gooner fanbase, with the pro- and anti- Arsene Wenger factions taking out their anger on each other. And it only seems to be getting worse.
We've all laughed at the comical rows on YouTube, but now the unhappiness and division is at such a point that fellow Arsenal fans are exchanging blows and partaking in unsavoury scuffles around games.
Following footage of a scrap at the 2-1 home defeat to Watford in the FA Cup, there was further fisticuffs at the game with City at the Etihad Stadium. Lina, or @TurkishortyGoon, uploaded a video of the bother to her Twitter account on Sunday.Arsenal fans fighting each other after Watford pic.twitter.com/uFZuRx70bG
— ZM (@zakmekki96) March 13, 2016
Look at these cunts disgusting pic.twitter.com/F6STawB7xl — LINA (@TurkishortyGoon) May 8, 2016It had many Gooners dismayed at the petty behaviour of sections of their support: https://twitter.com/johnny_buttons/status/729364189475700736 https://twitter.com/dobs11/status/729380402448740355 https://twitter.com/Memz_Dogi/status/729582424963813377 https://twitter.com/craigvpower/status/729355982158041088 https://twitter.com/PrzybyszMatt11/status/729564539684065280 There was even a retort from ArsenalFanTV, that some blame for fuelling the escalating rows. With Wenger dividing opinion more than ever, the end of the season is unlikely to dispel the simmering tension. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPK_QUwa4UA


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