Following Arsenal’s victory against West Ham, Laura Woods turned down a Love Island celebrity Charlie Brake and expressed her love for her favourite Arsenal ace instead
Laura Woods has been very expressive in her support of Arsenal.
The presenter, a die-hard Arsenal supporter, was in good spirits as Mikel Arteta’s team rallied from a goal down to defeat West Ham and extend their lead atop the standings to seven points. Woodsy, 35, gave Ben White a lot of praise because she thought he would fit in well at Casa Amor.
Laura Woods Denies Dinner Date From Love Island Star Charlie Brake After He Shoots His Shot At Her
Charlie Brake was seen taking his shots at Woods.
Charlie Brake, a past contestant on the 2018 season of Love Island, made a speculative attempt to win her over while the popular talkSPORT host was obviously in a thrilling mood. However, Woods was having none of it as she politely rejected his approaches and put an end to his aspirations for some holiday pleasure.
On Boxing Day, Laura tweeted to her 662,000 followers, “Ben White is magic,” in her full-time capacity. Charlie quickly entered the conversation by answering, “You’re magic,” and adding a pointer emoji. Woods just said, “Thank you, Charlie,” followed by three laughing emojis. Charlie said, “Dinner?” indicating that he was not finished there. Laura gently declined the invitation and displayed her class. The former Sky Sports anchor responded, “Thank you, but I’m not hungry.”
Charlie, another Arsenal supporter, didn’t seem too upset, though, as he added an additional tweet on Tuesday morning with the message: “If you don’t buy a ticket you don’t win the raffle.” It drew humorous responses from fans on social media.
If you don’t buy a ticket you don’t win the raffle
— Charlie Brake (@Charlie_Brake) December 27, 2022
— Latté Ultra (@latteultra) December 26, 2022
Premier League leaders Arsenal increased their margin by defeating West Ham.
Arsenal extended their lead in the Premier League on Monday night at the Emirates by defeating West Ham United 3-1. Arsene Wenger witnessed the table-topping Arsenal extend their advantage to 40 points after 15 games this year for the first time since leaving the club in 2018 after 22 years as manager of the Gunners.
After goals from Bukayo Saka, Gabriel Martinelli, and Eddie Nketiah in the second half cancelled out a penalty by Said Benrahma in the first, Arsenal kept a seven-point lead over Newcastle United in second place.