Ian Wright

And that deserves, because if he kept trying to copy Pep, and remember Arteta worked with Pep, so you might think he might try and go that way.

He said, no, we can't beat them at their style of football.

They've found a different way.

And that deserves product from that.

I think that's a good sign for Arsenal that people are disliking him.

Because they were getting sympathy the last few years.

Is it disliking, Roy?

No, I think people do dislike their style of play.

Yeah, there is a lot of people that criticise their fans, whatever.

But if you're in the Arsenal camp, player, manager, supporter...

I couldn't care less.

That's respect.

They're actually starting to dislike you because they're thinking, you're going places now.

Obviously.

That's what I did in the corner.

But what you think is after a game like that and you miss big games and when you play in midfield and you're tackling people, there's a chance you're going to be suspended at some stage.

But of course, it's more when you retire because you do think we might get back next year.

That's your mindset, obviously.

The disappointment when your career's over, you go, oh, that was a big moment.

But when you're in the moment in your career, you're just focused on the game.