Fans had an issue with Hector Bellerin’s pose in the Sky team line-up graphics

It's a new season and Sky Sports has sprung for some fresh team line-up graphics.

No longer are players in motion, with arms folded and steely glares, in the line-ups. Sky are going for more of a pop art approach. Players have obviously been told to express themselves so Arsenal's Hector Bellerin took the concept and ran with it. Here is a man confident in his own skin... https://twitter.com/paultheblue2/status/896080638352080897 Grabbing the collar. Showing off the ink. Knowing smirk. 3/10 facial hair growth. Healthy crop of hair. Needless to say, the reaction was rapid and it was strong. https://twitter.com/giorizzo1991/status/896080644958179328 https://twitter.com/Debaser92/status/896079991795994624 https://twitter.com/snipes22790/status/896079894517391360 https://twitter.com/gower_adam/status/896079827882565632 https://twitter.com/LibertyBellerin/status/896079324540829698 Arsenal raged into a 1-0 lead when new boy Alexandre Lacazette scored on his league debut but that lasted all of three minutes. A Jamie Vardy cross was whipped into the back post and, with Bellerin switching off in the presumption the ball was going out, Harry Maguire nodded it back for Shinji Okazaki to score. Bellerin copped some flak for that too. https://twitter.com/wahs_official/status/896081983486304256 https://twitter.com/TrillSmith/status/896082950176911360 Vardy then rocked the Gunners to make it 2-1 after half an hour and many of the home fans had that 'Here we go again' feeling.