Patrick Davison

You've obviously made a real success of your career post-playing, but did you feel like other avenues, other opportunities were closed off to you?

But is there an unconscious bias that black players face as well as the shocking stuff?

Keith, Don's touched on it there, Aubameyang and the Arsenal team taking the knee before their friendly against Brentford the other day.

Well, look, much less important, but now to a story in the mirror.

You say this morning that the battle for Kai Havertz is intensifying with a player open to hearing what Manchester United have to say, although Chelsea apparently further down the line in terms of progressing a deal for the Bayer Leverkusen attacking midfielder.

Keith, I'm going to put you in his shoes.

Young boy from Dublin, in your case, world at your feet.

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I mean, there's potentially Real Madrid and Bayern interested as well, as I'm sure they were in you, but you've got the options.

Manchester United, Chelsea.

Looking at the two clubs at the moment, what are you thinking?

Don, it does look like Havertz is going to go somewhere.

What have you seen of him?

How much do you like him?

Also, Keith, you've got a Chelsea lineup.

Potentially, if it all falls into place, Werner Havertz, Hakim Ziyech is obviously already there, Ben Chilwell being heavily linked.

I just want to finish with a piece in the mail by Adam Shergold on the demise of Bolton Wanderers.

This week, obviously confirmed by a vote as a League Two club for next season.

Look, Keith, I know it wasn't a particularly easy time for you there, but you went, I think just after you were 2012, playing really well, an international footballer.

I just wonder, even all the way back then, so you're talking eight years, could you see signs of a club, maybe that wouldn't go all the way down to League Two and have all the trouble they've had, but could you see the signs of a club having real problems?