Arsenal fans' excuse for Emirates atmosphere has talkSPORT presenters laughing out loud

talkSPORT pundits Jason Cundy and Jamie O'Hara couldn't stop laughing at an Arsenal fan's excuse for Wednesday's poor atmosphere.

Arsenal became the leader of the Premier League with a 2-0 victory over luton city on Wednesday night, but you could hear a pin drop in the Emirates.

While praising the Gunners for their good play, O'Hara and Cundy criticized the home fans and asked Arsenal fans to call talkSPORT Drive on Wednesday night to explain themselves.

John got in touch and left them both in fits of laughter at his bizarre excuse.

John, the Arsenal fan, said: “I'm going to make a point. It's a midweek game, a lot of families are gone for the Easter holidays…”

At this point, O'Hara burst out laughing before Cundy intervened: “John, hang up the phone.”

“Wait, John! Wait,” O'Hara sputtered, laughing.

“John, did you just say that? Are you bothering me? It's a midweek game and families are gone on vacation? Are you bothering me?”

John defended himself: “I'm a subscriber and I didn't recognize anyone there tonight.

“All the people I normally sit with weren't there. Everyone must have sold their tickets to a bunch of tourists who just sat there clapping and smiling.”

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But it was no use, O'Hara left and laughed: “He said it's quiet there because everyone is on vacation!”

Cundy chimed in: “You're blaming the chocolate eggs!”

Later in the show, another Arsenal fan called out and defended his colleague earlier in the night, berating Cundy and O'Hara.

Arsenal fan Scott said: “I have to say the atmosphere tonight was really disappointing, but over the last two seasons, that place has been rocking.

“Now you guys aren't old enough to remember when we played at 'Highbury Library' and, with all due respect, a game in almost three-quarters of a season isn't bad for being flat.”

O'Hara asked: “But why is it flat?”

Cundy chimed in sarcastically: “It's Easter break, J! Come on. The kids are eating too much chocolate.”

Scott then insisted: “No, no. It's people's attitudes, that's all.”

Arsenal are locked in a three-way title battle with Liverpool and city ​​of manchester and they are currently winning, although they still have eight games left.

While the Gunners have been criticized for their support on Wednesday night, they have also been criticised. scolded for celebrating too much this season.

But if they win the Premier League, they can celebrate however they want after 20 years without a league title.