Evan Fanning

a career's worth of football by the age of 27, 28.

He's on insane money.

Like I read today that Chelsea, like 20 million they own for the remaining year and a half in its contract.

Well, I simultaneously read that Chelsea have to qualify for the Champions League so we'll bring 80 million in money.

We'll take 20 of that and give it to Raheem Sterling who's doing nothing.

But like he is this unique, like that level of wealth, that level of achievement, that level of...

being playing from such a young age and whether it's just like I don't give a shit anymore maybe that's where he's at like I just don't want to go and win Serie A with whoever I'm grand now we saw Scarlett Bale go down that road at the very end of his career he just stopped caring yeah

But like traditionally, yeah, traditionally a player would drop down the leagues now.

They drop down to a mid-ranking, maybe Premier League team or maybe they go to a championship.

But if you, again, a Bale, a Sterling, that level of...

I suppose, wealth that you have.

Like, could you be bothered?

A lot of players you'll speak to, if you speak to them, like, they hate that last three, four years of their career where they're dropping down, dropping down.

I mean, it's League One, but they need to do it because they need to keep earning.

If you don't have to do it, do you really want to go, right, I'll join a championship relegation?

Make a Netflix documentary.

But then it almost is, it may as well be March in a way because you're at this point of the season.

If Arsenal were to win six or seven games in a row now, it's done.

They'll win it.

And I would still say if those three teams, they're the most likely to do that.