Key Highlights
- Micah Richards’ reaction to Wolves draw shows his Arsenal allegiance over Manchester City
- Richards often admits he is an Arsenal fan despite ambassadorial role at Man City
- Reaction during CBS Sports broadcast after Wolves equalized against Arsenal
- Prediction that the game between Arsenal and City at Etihad could decide Premier League title
The Real Micah Richards
Micah Richards, once a star player for Manchester City, now finds himself in an interesting predicament on air. He’s an ambassador for the Sky Blues but let his true colors show when Arsenal dropped points against Wolves.
Richards was live on CBS Sports when Wolves struck late to equalize and put Arsenal’s hopes of winning at Molineux in jeopardy. The reaction? An audible “No!” followed by a hand over his head, clearly showing his disappointment for the Gunners.
A Fan’s Heart
You might think this is new, but… Richards has often admitted that he roots for Arsenal despite his ambassadorial role at Manchester City. His loyalty to the Gunners was never in doubt, and the reaction on air confirmed it.
Thierry Henry, a former Arsenal star himself, couldn’t hide his amusement as Richards went into a brief meltdown over the missed opportunity for Arsenal to take control of the Premier League title race. But before long, Richards snapped back to his Man City ambassador self, chanting “City, City, City.”
The Prediction that Could Come True
Richards’ initial prediction about the Premier League title race could be fulfilled if Manchester City can catch Arsenal at the Etihad. The Gunners lead with seven points clear of City but with a game in hand.
Pep Guardiola’s side is just two points behind, which means Richards might have to choose between his current allegiance and his past one when it comes to supporting his former club against their current rivals.
A Complex Fan
Richards’ love for Arsenal shines through even as he tries to maintain a professional relationship with Manchester City. It’s a tough spot, but his fans know him well enough not to expect much less from him.
So, who do you think Richards will support when the two teams meet at the Etihad? And how concerned are you that Arsenal might be ‘bottling it’ again?
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