Dion Fanning

And, you know, he missed the City game and then he's back.

And I think now what this does for Arsenal, you know, it should help them.

Like, there are still some tough games to negotiate, but...

I feel that winning the two games after the City game have been huge for Arsenal.

They really have.

And I don't think the City team that you see this season is that equipped to be under that kind of pressure as we saw last night.

And Saka has been so important in putting that pressure back on them.

It's not an exaggeration to say like, you know, grown men were crying, you know, while I was crying.

But this year it was glorious weather and we were really, one of the things we looked into this year and we just started making inquiries about it,

Doki United's greatest ever player Ireland's greatest ever player is Paul McGrath and we were just looking into the possibility that Paul might consider coming along and we got you know we were encouraged that he might do and then we got the confirmation last week that he was going to come down on Sunday and

Like, you know, it's not an exaggeration to say like, you know, grown men were crying, you know, while I was crying, but other grown men were crying too.

Like he was, his presence is just extraordinary and it's still extraordinary.

It's like that aura he has.

is there, and it's there.

It's just, like, you know, I spent a lot of time just, just with him, just walking around, and he didn't, there wasn't anything, like, he just did everything.

He just walked around meeting people, stuff for every picture signed, like, he was signing, like, he was signing shin, like, kids were taking out their shin pads and asking him to sign them, and, you know, he was doing that, like, there wasn't, you know, anything that he couldn't do for people, and he just wandered around and enjoyed it, and it was, um,

It was beautiful, like it was really beautiful.

And that sense you have, which he always, like McGrath had that as a player and it's still there, just that...

that people want to kind of be around him, that there was something about him that draws people to him.

And you could see it, like there was, you know, like, you know, people come up and say, I touched your shoulder in Dun Laoghaire Shopping Centre when I was 10, you know, and like, this kind of stuff, like, you know, remembering, like, because he has that presence.