Mark Fagan

Do you remember the first game you came to at the Emirates?

Not bad, yeah.

Unreal.

David, as somebody who knows exactly what it's like to come over here as an Irishman and experience things on the pitch of Highbury, as it was, I'm almost saying it's almost a habitual thing to talk about this turf, given now that it feels that Arsenal have developed and cultivated a real relationship with the stadium and with the fans at this stage.

Do you feel Highbury vibes at this stage?

For sure.

I think the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is the one common compliment that Arsenal people give to their North London and the only compliment that... And their training ground.

Yeah, that's it.

We were chatting earlier on, Mark, about our experience of coming over, and I think both of our experience as Arsenal fans actually comes from, I think we're both born in London, and they're both born in England, and from Irish fathers who would have started supporting Arsenal because of Irish players like yourselves playing for Arsenal.

Nice to meet you, Nigel.

Thanks for doing that.

Right then, it's finished up here at the Emirates Stadium.

2-0 to the Arsenal.

I guess back to their solid best after not keeping clean sheets in the last couple of games.

The only threat that Brentford actually poses from set pieces.

So that must be the most satisfying thing.

Before we get to you, David, first word to you, Mark.

Your whole experience tonight.

Really?

This is commonplace enough, David, all the players who didn't play the full 90 or just played all the games.