Dion Fanning

It's very, very consuming.

And that's why you see very good players coming up here or coaches coming up here and they just don't quite adapt to it.

And then you see

certain people that just fit to it really really well it's it's a really really intense environment as i said it's not the 90 minutes it's it's everyday life um so yeah i suppose when you do come out of it you uh yeah you certainly realize how intense it is and sometimes how chaotic it is

No, I loved it.

I loved it.

As I said, you're either fit to it or you don't.

And bear in mind, I've been here since I was 15 years old.

So it's, I suppose, if you want to call it normal, it's normal to me.

But no, I love the intensity of it.

I found at other clubs, it's more when you go to other clubs, you realise how intense it is at Celtic because it's nowhere near the same level at other clubs I've been at through my playing career and obviously coaching career.

No, it is.

And it's one of those things that you need if you're a manager of Arsenal, if you're a supporter of Arsenal.

It is about having those occasions.

And I think even Arsenal's title charges a lot of the times have ended very disappointingly and not even in a kind of epic way.

So you need to...

Whatever happens, it is about just creating those things that you actually feel something and you have some sort of memories of whether you win or lose them.

So to get to a Champions League final, even after a game as terrible as this one, is something that you can't take away from Arteta.

Well, it will be.

And he's so important for them.