Stu Wright

And Firmino would come and drop.

I think just given the next manager...

or the current manager, if he remains the manager, just as much armory as possible, as many options as possible, I think it's no bad thing.

So I think two top-quality wingers, to me, just makes a ton of sense, and they'll all get time on the pitch, and also, they won't all always be fit.

And if you look at, like, Arsenal right now have got so much strength and depth, and they're like the fucking walking wounded.

And you watch them, and there's no...

There's no inspiration.

There's no creative fulcrum or force.

They look exhausted.

And we've spent all season going, look at Arsenal's strength and depth.

Well, they're on their knees.

They might still crawl over the line, but they're on their knees.

You need numbers.

Yeah, they don't have to add a pair for Spurs and end up being a little bit smelly.

Yeah.

You know, first thing, that's a really good point and that's sort of where Arsenal have ended up and you need that little bit of balance on that.

I think you need there to be one or two that you feel as though are pretty reliable but then you need something else and this goes back to we've...

We've gambled that sort of idea of astonishing level on Viet.

And we're going to need to see more of it.

You get to see it still even now in snatches.