DAVID SEAMAN has made one of the worst football fan faux pas.
The goalkeeping legend turned up to versus Leeds with a half-and-half scarf showing his support for both sides.
Seaman, 63, is Yorkshire born and came through the Leeds academy, but he only made one senior appearance for the first team.
As well as making 405 league appearances for Arsenal and winning a bunch of trophies – including the 1998 and 2002 doubles – Seaman is supposedly a lifelong Arsenal fan.
But it’s safe to say the world has wasted no time jumping on the legend’s mistake on social media.
Although none of them were probably as angry as Martin Keown was at pitchside.
One person wrote: “ wearing a half and half scarf. Games gone.”
Another wrote: “David Seaman at Elland Road just now wearing a dual Leeds/Arsenal scarf. The only person in the world who can get away with a dual scarf.”
A third commented: “David Seaman wearing that half and half scarf they should throw him out the stadium and let him come back once he’s dressed appropriately. Woke nonsense.”
What makes the choice even more brazen is the fact the game is at the Emirates!
Seaman played 564 times for Arsenal and won 75 caps for England.
He left the Gunners in 2003 after winning his fourth FA Cup and spent one season with Manchester City.
He then retired at the age of 40.
