Kelly Cates

It was an incredible achievement by that Arsenal side who will live long in the memory.

Gary, look, the amount of titles that you've won, the great sides that you've played in along the way, how special is that achievement to go the season unbeaten?

Jamie, an impressive achievement.

And how impressive were that team?

But like you said, it feels maybe that teams might be getting closer to it.

Liverpool and Manchester City over the last two or three seasons have had the most ridiculous points total.

That Arsenal side didn't actually have a particularly high points total.

They drew a lot of games and we now find ourselves in a situation where a draw feels like the end of the world for a team that's going for the Premier League.

It's happened so quickly.

Gary, later on today, about 12 o'clock, you're going to be in this meeting for League Two.

League One, as we know, when we spoke to Darren McCantney, we're meeting earlier this morning.

That will probably still be going on.

What do you think are still the main issues, the main points of contention?

Not necessarily the things that need to be sorted out, but the ones on which there is the most disagreement?

Talking about that sort of breakaway group that they have in League One, where they want to get the season finished under safe circumstances, but that's their preference as to how they finish the season.

Is there the same split in League Two?

I'm sure that you'll be holding on to that a little bit later on.

We'll be back with the football show on Monday morning at nine o'clock.

Thank you very much to Jamie.

Bye-bye.