Jamie Reuben issues a cheeky Arsenal apology after Newcastle United ‘end title prospects’ in the aftermath of the ‘disaster.’

Jamie Reuben issues a cheeky Arsenal apology after

Newcastle United ‘end title prospects’ in the aftermath of the ‘disaster.’Jamie Reuben, Newcastle United’s co-owner, was in activity on social media following the team’s 1-0 victory over Arsenal at St. James’ Park on Saturday. Alexander Isak’s header from Anthony Gordon’s cross was the deciding factor between Newcastle and Arsenal, as they secured their second consecutive victory following their 2-0 victory over Chelsea in midweek. Reuben responded to the outcome of the match by visiting X. “That’s more like it,” Reuben tweeted. “I am extremely proud of that performance. Thank you for the exceptional support today. #WEAREUNITED.”

However, the Newcastle minority owner also responded to Piers Morgan, a prominent Arsenal fan, who expressed his dissatisfaction with the outcome. The following was written by Morgan during stoppage time: “Arsenal’s League title aspirations are mere minutes away from being dashed.” At the commencement of November. “Catastrophe Reuben responded, “I apologise, @piersmorgan. Please cease the publication of the magazines.”Morgan expressed some grace in his defeat by congratulating Reuben, stating, “Your boys played well, mate.” Following the departure of Amanda Staveley and Mehrdad Ghodoussi in July, Newcastle’s 15% ownership stake was increased by Rebuen’s RB Sports & Media. The club’s remaining 85% stake is owned by the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund. On Saturday, Newcastle regained their position in the top half of the Premier League and is now only three points behind Arsenal in the table after ten matches. Eddie Howe’s team will proceed to Nottingham Forest, who are currently four points ahead of The Magpies.