Laura Woods savages fan who spots her guzzling drink on Monaco GP yacht

Laura Woods issued a savage response to somone who snapped her drinking booze on a Monaco GP yacht.

The talkSPORT presenter, 34, posted an initial photo of herself online, showing off her glass on a fancy yacht. “Good Afternoon Monaco #MonacoGP,” she posted. But someone posted a pixelated shot of the presenter from afar. “Right opposite me and my mates,” they wrote, along with laughing emojis. But Woods bit back, quipping: “Well hello and did you take this on a Nokia.”

Woods is known to have a quick-wit about her, which is one of the reasons she has built up such a big following on the radio. Earlier this month, she aimed a brutal dig at a Tottenham fan who claimed that Arsenal, the club she fondly supports, had just had the biggest collapse of all time.

Woods hit back after the Gunners were beaten by Newcastle 2-0 at St James’ Park, in what was a dominant performance by Eddie Howe’s side. The result left the door open for Spurs to come in and clinch top-four.

The ‘collapse’ was pointed out by a Lilywhites fan to Woods, who then went off. "It’s not the biggest collapse of all time, Nick,” she blasted. “And I don’t mind you calling me bias because I am an Arsenal fan.

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“I will say as well, at one point of the season which was months ago, we were saying if Arsenal get top four it’s an overachievement, I stand by exactly what I said then, 100 per cent."

Nick replied: "That’s really sad because it sounds like a small club mentality Laura."

But she took it a step further: "I think Nick, coming from a Spurs fan, you’d know exactly what a small club mentality is all about. Arsenal are trying to get back somewhere, and I think finishing fifth, even if that happens, again, you’re not going to get me to say we’ve collapsed.

“Yeah, totally, I don’t even mind saying it actually Nick, we bottled last night, totally bottled those three games in a row to the likes of Brighton, Crystal Palace, Southampton, absolutely bottled it. But you can’t get me to say they are completely collapsing this season and it’s been a terrible season because I don’t think it has.”

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