_ this club and i saw the likes of ian wright and — this club and i saw the likes of ian wright andll and it made me feel connected in that i could belong — feel connected in that i could belong to the space as well and it had a _ belong to the space as well and it had a really positive start to my own football journey. had a really positive start to my own footballjourney. as had a really positive start to my own footballjourney.— had a really positive start to my own football journey. own football “ourney. as well as aimina own football “ourney. as well as aimin: to own football journey. as well as aiming to win — own football journey. as well as aiming to win trophies, - own football journey. as well as aiming to win trophies, and - aiming to win trophies, and continuing to be a champion to its wide—ranging supporters is a nether goalfor arsenal. the new wide—ranging supporters is a nether goal for arsenal. the new faces at the club are well aware of the work done by the old faces of the past. that's about all for now. you can of course keep right up to date with all the sport, t

we've just seen ian wright leave, but alan shearer, who said that it'll evoke memories of his late fatherin his early years with him. so lots of nostalgia around, but we must all have memories of that music coming on the telly. >> and if, i suppose if you were a sports fan, you immediately went to the telly, didn't you? and if you weren't, you sort of thought, oh god , and that's when thought, oh god, and that's when you got out. yes, that's right. but we all knew the theme tune. yeah, absolutely. >> and the numbers are holding up well as well. if you compare it to 20 years ago, i mean, there aren't many staple tv shows that while their figures may be quite robust, there aren't that many that have actually increased year on year since since since 2004. match today was averaging 3.1 million a show then. it's now on 3.8. so that's pretty good. that's pretty good nowadays isn't it. yes it is, it is. and also there's match of the day two which goes on. and that 150 million clips were watched last season just on social media. and that's not even including the numbers on on iplayer. so it reall

so he's playing catch up a bit like ian wright did back in the day. a small window to earn really big dough. and i'll tell you what, we've discussed it a couple of years ago. we discussed it in as regards boris becker. you have to make your money in that window because it's a long way to the finish to make it last. and invariably a lot of them go skint. >> they should have a bit more sense, shouldn't they, in that sort of money, more in a week than most people in their lifetime. >> i know they get a lot of help now. they get a lot of advice. >> so supposedly, supposedly. but if you can't change your habhs but if you can't change your habits when you turn right, you're never going to earn that money again. even if they go to management and become a top line manager, it's rare they'd earn more as a manager than a player. there's not really much money in coaching, and so you have that small window, but they can't turn the tap off. and when sorry, when the tap was turned off in the income, they can't adjust their lifestyle. yeah. there was one player i sp

royal biographer ian lloyd wright coming up. coming up, coming up.nation for your next summer holiday. flights are already selling out and finland sunny virk rhiannon jones seishiro tsuno. yes, north korea is now open to tourists. i will ask my panel if they fancy a trip to pyongyang. that and all of newspaper front pages and it's next. welcome back to patrick christys tonight, and it's time to bring you the very first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages. let's do it . all right, pages. let's do it. all right, i'm going to kick us off with the i gg tell labour no end to 8 am. appointments, turmoil a.m. appointments, turmoil without extra funding. there we go. we've spoken about it already. the gps are on the march. let's go to the independent. more rail strikes despite drivers bumper pay deal. less than 48 hours after ministers agree wage rises. can i just point out just the picture story on the front of the independent? excuse me. it's time is now for peace deal, says david lammy. okay, so we have sent david lammy out to the middle east to try