Gary Neville

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Amid a certain amount of emotional exhaustion at the London Stadium, off the back of a heart-thumping, gut-wrenching football match, at the end of which, Arsenal are two games away from being the champions of England, Gary, but I mean, what a tale to tell.

From a human perspective, for Darren England, under immense scrutiny, and we don't often spend a lot of time bigging up these guys.

Indeed, they take a lot of stick.

Darren England was the bloke probably at the centre of the lowest point in the history of Premier League VAR.

I don't know these are football fans they don't really care they care whether their team wins or not ultimately but you've got to feel some human warmth on his behalf because what an extraordinary moment in his professional life

I have to say I'm exhausted.

Did Arsenal play well today?

Does it matter whether Arsenal play well?

Is it conceivable they'll drop a point now?

Or do they beat Burnley and Palace?

Are we done?

When City are at Bournemouth.

Interesting.

We'll see how that plays out.

What about West Ham?

How do they come back from here?

They've got to go to Newcastle and then they've got a home game here against Leeds, who, by the way, are now safe, which affects the dynamic of their game at Tottenham tomorrow.

Of course, all of that.

But essentially, West Ham have...