Arsenal champions after 22 years, Hamilton: “I shed a tear”

Tender childhood memories After the defeat in the direct clash with Manchester City everything seemed written for yet another sporting psychodrama for Arsenal who have been chasing a Premier League title for years which has always faded in the sprint after having led the last few championships for a long time. This time, after a knockout that seemed like a watershed moment, the Gunners put their heads back and won the Premier League after 22 years. The success of Mikel Arteta’s men could not fail to prompt questions from the English media to an exceptional fan of the London team, Lewis Hamilton, who, pressed by Sky Sports UK, opened the album of memories. “It brought a tear to my eyes – said Hamilton – because I remembered when I played football when I was 4-5 years old in Stevenage around the corner in the park on Peartree Way. I was the only black child and I was trying to fit in, so depending on who I played with one day I was from Manchester United, one day from Tottenham, another day from West Ham. Then once again my sister (Hamilton has two half-sisters on her mother’s side and a younger half-brother on her father’s side, ed) while taking me home she asked me which team I supported and gave me a friendly nudge telling me that I should have supported Arsenal. I wrote to her and we had a laugh thinking about it. We have experienced many exciting moments and several disappointments, having finally won the title was fantastic. Click here to add Formula Passion as your favorite source on Google Discover: you will find our content more easily!

Automobile Magazine – F1 English News , 2026-05-22 16:30:00