‘S***house’ Myles Lewis-Skelly, 18, hits the Erling Haaland celebration after scoring first Arsenal goal vs Man City
ARSENAL whizkid Myles Lewis-Skelly was on wind-up duties against Manchester City.
The talented full-back did Erling Haaland's celebration after putting the Gunners 3-1 up against Pep Guardiola's side at the Emirates.
Lewis-Skelly wrapped in a two goal cushion in the 61st minute, with a great strike from his weaker foot, for his first career Premier League goal.
But it was the 18-year-old's celebration that has Arsenal fans talking.
Lewis-Skelly hilariously did City striker Haaland's meditation celebration near the corner flag with his back towards the fans.
It clearly wasn't planned as his team-mates huddled around him and laughed as he stood back up again.
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Haaland's celebration involves him sitting in a meditative pose, reminiscent of the 'Lotus' pose from yoga.
In this pose, he sits on the ground with his wrists on his knees and his fingers touching his thumb, embodying calm and inner peace.
But there was no peace in this game as Gabriel reignited his feud with Haaland after celebrating in his rival's face at 1-0.
Fans were loving the needle shown by the teenager, who was only allowed to play after the FA overturned his red card from Wolves last week.
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Reacting on social media, one fan said: "Lewis-Skelly!!!!!!!!!! Quality this guy!!!! What a s***housery celebration too!"
Another said: "That is ice cold!! 🤣"
A third added: "Lewis Skelly he's one our own. The nerve of his kid 😂."
A fourth said: "The shade is real."
Lewis-Skelly and Haaland came to blows at the start of the season.
The Norwegian appeared to shout "who the f*** are you" at Lewis-Skelly, then 17, during a post-match melee.
Meanwhile, Lewis-Skelly was memorably booked on the sidelines before his Prem debut against Man City in September.
He was caught in an exchange of words and referee Michael Oliver had no hesitation in dishing out a booking in September's 2-2 draw.
At the time Arteta stood up for Lewis-Skelly after the brawl, in which Haaland famously told Gabriel Jesus to "stay humble".
Arteta said: “He (Lewis-Skelly) is a competitor.
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“You look at him, in every duel he goes, the way he reacts with his team-mates, you speak to him it’s constantly eye contact.
“He’s nudging, he’s asking questions, it’s a special character."
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