Ian Wright

Josh, the moment where I thought, this is serious, and I have predicted that Arsenal would win the league in the last few years, it's not come true until this season, was when you signed Declan Rice.

How does that arrive at your door?

So basically, I don't know if it's the CEO, whether it's Mikel, whether it's the sporting director who say, we need to invest over £100 million in a player.

And Arsenal have never gone there before to that level.

Josh, talk to me about your team.

Obviously, you're an owner, but you have a group of people who run the club.

Richard's obviously CEO, you're a sporting director, you've got a manager.

What is your interaction with them like in terms of that spine that runs through the club?

There is a feeling among Arsenal fans, I remember two or three years ago, because obviously

Your family's name was getting dragged into the previous stuff, wasn't it?

And that must be really tough.

I can't imagine what it would be like.

But there's a feeling that since you emerged as being sort of what would be the front man for the project, that I think the fans are really on board with you and it's definitely done an about turn.

I mean, how important was that to you, just from a personal perspective?

Last question to you and we'll bring Richard in.

What do you say to the fans?

What's your message to fans now, obviously, with that Premier League trophy sitting on your shoulder?

Absolutely.

Yeah, compete and have fun.

You do have a lot of fun.