Dan, or, you know, sometimes like a parent or a guardian or whatever, when they, when you're

like a teenager and they know you're making a mistake and they kind of let you make it and because

they go, oh, you'll see, you know, how many times a parent would say that to me or a guardian

whatever and you go, oh, you'll see. I feel now looking at Arsenal like, oh, you'll see because

their fans are doing what we did. And it's so nervy. And it's really poor. It doesn't help the players whatsoever. I was at Amfield in 13, 14 for that Chelsea game. We were a joke that they asked for. Like we were awful. We didn't help the team watch. We were so nervous. Yeah were all over the place. We had all the title races with City

under the Yergen-Clop area where we were really trying in certain games but then there'd be certain games against them where we'd be nervy and it emanates and it transmits onto the stadium, onto the crowd, onto the players. It feels like Arsenal are very much in that boat now and we can really see this like that pair

and I was talking

before the Guardian

because we've lived

it we know

and I'm I'm

and I've got

an Arsenal mate

and I'm saying to me they use are a bit of a problem here like the way you're acting like making it out to be the be all and end all and intense so intense nervy booing them after the bomb of game i i feel like because i've lived the experience i can see what's happening in front of my eyes because their fans, their heads are starting to fall off and you can tell the pressure is built. Declan Rice on the floor, it's not over, it's not over, it's not over. That shouldn't be the first thought of the lads on the floor after the big game. Like it should be okay, we're up, we walk off, we go again. It feels like the pressure is intense on Arsenal. They're not helping themselves. No, far from it.

No, I know of it to manage your help. after a big game. Like, it should be, okay, we'll up, we walk off, we go again. It feels like the pressure is intense on Arsenal.

They're not helping themselves.

No, far from it. No, another manager helps that scenario, necessarily the way he talks, and where he goes about his business. Obviously, there's been a few years now of them coming close. We've obviously tapped into that mentality with the bridesmaid stuff as well and our testers. So yeah, it's a very, very, very intense pressurized situation.

But they're not, I think, Chris, you've kind of said this already, but the players, the manager, the fans that don't seem like they're built for this, anything they're prepared for it. We were, you know, somewhat well versed enough to go and sort of get over it and sort of deal with it.

It's coping with a juggernaut that is Manchester City.

But the problem is when you get to this period of season now where city is just past masses, aren't they?

They're course and distance.

They're brilliant at front running.

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