Well, hello everybody, it's the Gary Neville podcast.

Amid a certain amount of emotional exhaustion at the London Stadium,

off the back of a heart-thumping, gut-wrenching football match,

at the end of which, Arsenal are two games away from being the champions of England, Gary.

But, I mean, what a tale to tell.

Yeah.

I don't know where you start really under than the fact that there is always a game that goes down in folklore

when you go on to win a Premier League title where the emotions, the roller coaster,

the ups and downs of just thinking you've lost it, you've won it, you've lost it again, you've won it again and from the David Raya save to the Trossar goal to the disallowed goal for West Ham at the end. That was a 10 minutes that Arsenal fans will never forget.

There are Arsenal fans who might be in their senior years who remember 89, who remember the drama and the thrill of what happened at Amfield that night.

And obviously there are big moments at Old

Traffered with Viltord and Obermar's back in the day where they won titles but that

will be right up there with them it can never match 89 I don't think because that was

just so special but yeah if they go on to win it in a couple of weeks time they will have

been through the mill today but there's always I mean I said part way through the second half there's always one like this and I

think it's got it had all the hallmarks of a title winning half the keepers

save let's just hang on that for a second because the keeper's outstanding and

he has been outstanding all season and his job

brilliantly today but your keeper will need to make a huge one-on-one save at

some point in a title winning running where almost like I said time stands still

and it's like and you goosebumps and you almost like you can't believe that

that's all happened in probably one or two seconds in total but it's like, and you goosebumps and you almost like, you can't believe that that's all happened in probably one or two seconds in total. But it felt like forever for me, it just felt like, oh, it's here. And it was a young, it was it, it was Son against Ortega. Yeah. A moment a couple of years ago, obviously Arsenal were on the wrong end of that and so many more. Gundewan at the back post against Villa, I think, in, you know, obviously, Aguirros, but these moments that just sort of come, you know, Steve Bruce against Sheffield Wednesday, these sort of, you know, just these sort of moments come through today to me and there's probably a load more. But that Raya save was the start of it that's where you're thinking right okay

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