Club rivalries are the ultimate talking point in football. The proverbial ‘bragging rights', claiming an entire city as your own after a hard-fought victory or finishing above them in the league are just some of the major themes behind trying to assert your superiority. In north London, it's fair to say recent years have seen Arsenal and Tottenham really go at it hammer and tongs. The Gunners reigned supreme for almost the entire 22 years of Arsene Wenger's tenure, but Spurs have undergone a major revival under their Argentine boss Mauricio Pochettino. However, following Pierre Emerick-Aubameyang's celebration of his 30th birthday on Tuesday, the official Spurs Twitter account seemed...
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