Ian Wright

I think to be fair, what I would say is that this is a game changer in terms of how the club gets perceived.

Because once you win a title, I was just saying to Mikel before, you're in that sort of group and that family of Sir Alex Ferguson, Pep Guardiola, Jurgen Klopp.

For Mikel it's huge, but also for you now as an ownership and as an executive, you know how big this is.

But Richard, I'm going to say this in a nice way, you're surrounded by huge egos, let's be clear.

you know, football managers, football players, sporting directors, owners that have demands because they want success.

And you've got to try and knit and glue all that together.

How difficult or how enjoyable, challenging is that?

My last game of the season, because Arsenal had already won the league, Peter Drury and Alan Smith did the commentary on the game, but I was at Tottenham and on my way home I get a bike, you know the taxi bikes on the way home, from Tottenham.

Honestly?

Is that driving through Tottenham?

This is literally about half a mile from Tottenham's ground and this is for about four miles and I was like, get me out of here.

Honestly, there were Arsenal fans... Get me out of here.

I mean, that's what you've created on Sunday evening.

I've never seen it.

It was unbelievable what you've created.

Oh, man.

This is the thing with... I was in Selfridges on Saturday.

Arsenal shirts everywhere.

Josh, that's going to cost you another billion.

We nearly made that in a year.