This is my first time in Kenya, but I have been to other African
countries before. I am here with Arsenal and SportPesa. They have set up
a clinic with 60 coaches. We want to broaden the game and ensure
players play in the Arsenal philosophy.
You played for Tottenham and Arsenal, two bitter London rivals...
There’s a lot of rivalry around the world. But Arsenal was a great club with great players like Patrick Vieira, Thierry Henry, Robert Pires and David Seaman. So, it wasn’t difficult to join the side.
Tell us about the invincibles (Arsenal’s 2003-4 season team that finished the English Premier League unbeaten)...
It was an amazing feat because we didn’t do it the year before. It was special to do that in 49 games. We had the attitude and then we had good players who were hungry for success.
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