Jamie Carragher

in terms of wanting them to go on.

So it is a little bit different what Thierry's just mentioned, how they're sort of, how the feeling is for maybe neutral supporters around Arsenal.

I've enjoyed watching it.

And the thing that absolutely fascinates me is how he's gone about it.

Because I think it's almost different to almost any manager we've seen in terms of, certainly the Premier League, maybe going back a long time, I might be wrong.

But what you've got when he first comes in, it's not halfway through a season, but it's early in a season.

They win the FA Cup.

They win some big scalps and it's not a great team.

They finish eighth.

Okay, but it's not his team.

The next season, they don't get the transfer strategy right.

It's almost, they're buying players, older players from Chelsea, really.

Doesn't work eighth.

And that's where I think the club really show them support and sort of stick with them.

Then when they get fifth, you can feel something.

Even the fan base are really behind them and they lost out to Tottenham

I think Conte's team beat them at Tottenham and almost just beat them to the Champions League position.

But I always remember the last game of the season at Arsenal.

There's still this almost feel-good factor around the manager.

That, OK, we're going somewhere.