Homegrown Arsenal midfielder David Hillier.

No, I think everybody who worked for the club at the time as well, even staff, there's only a few left now that were working

when George was working.

I would, I don't want to speak for a more, but I would say that when George was manager

of our club, it was the closest knit that the club had ever been.

I mean, every player had a relationship with Tony Donnelly and Ethel, the Kit Man and Kit

Lady, you know, and they put us in our place.

They put all the players in their place.

We would all go into the ticket offices and everything was really integrated.

Now, you know, the ticket office is a completely different department.

They never see a first team player in there.

There's no relationships.

I still know, I still speak to every person that worked in that office

35 years ago.

I'm friends with them on Facebook,

on an Instagram,

I see them at games,

you know,

and they're all in their late 60s now,

and sort of mid to late 60s,

and it's like,

yeah, I remember you when you was 30 and I was 18.

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