Jack Wilshere says Mikel Arteta's training sessions are more demanding than Arsene Wenger's were! 🏃😲

[@Ishouldstudy69]

The love I have for Jack is crazy!! Such a good guy, love for the game, the club, the fans, everything! We only saw glimpses of what could have been!!

[@IIMAVII]

Couldn't agree more.

[@smoeellot]

Mate I 100% agree. I loved him as a player but seeing on talk sports I love him even more. I love his personality, so chilled, such a blessed guy.

[@BlauveltBurns]

Everything Neville is not…

[@cantoncornel6948]

True me too

[@TheToledoTrumpton]

I like him a lot more knowing he wouldn't manage Spurs! 🤣

[@musazimunya167]

Hats off to Jack for refusing to coach Spurs! True Gooner man. That game he bossed the best midfield trio in history at the Emirates. Legendary

[@cluckingbell1772]

Lol, if Spurs offered Jack Wheelchair £50 a week more than Arsenal pay him to manage them he'd be there quicker than you can say 'Just don't ask me to lay any cones out'🤣

[@jamesphillips5926]

hahaha

[@samsonermias6303]

Jack is a loyal Arsenal fan

[@ogunyemid]

@@cluckingbell1772 If you genuinely think that then you don't know Jack at all 🤣

[@cluckingbell1772]

@@ogunyemid How many Arsenal games have you been to Jaffa and do you know where England is?

[@dwaynelamberts3696]

Imagine if Santi Cazorla played under Arteta alongside Partey in midfield

[@andrenewell3097]

Ohhh. This would cause pain and misery to any Arsenal opposition.

[@simonwolton8177]

Damnnnnnnnn

[@Cbart23]

🔥

[@mallyy1251]

😮‍💨😮‍💨 don’t make me dream

[@maxpaws3977]

They would win the league for sure

[@selgeaus]

All the key personnel at Arsenal are former players who love and contributed a lot to the club (Arteta, Mertesacker, Wilshere, Edu) and that makes a massive difference.

[@kingveetee]

I had my doubts about hiring Arteta but after his first interview a sense of calm came over me that this is the guy to take us back to the promise land.

[@isa12rae]

His project is to take us back to the top and he's well on the way 💓

[@combswayway1010]

Oh dear.

[@skyking3210]

always thought this was the purpose as to why Wenger brought him on-board as a player initially, made sense to me not as a player but as a coach, always liked the idea

[@hugoboss1916]

@Beeyella Network let's see if you still have that energy in May when it counts lool

[@nathanolson3135]

No you didn’t, Until this season you lot were saying something different.

[@DdotRay86]

Even as a United fan, I loved Wilshere when he burst on the scene. That game against Barca will forever be in the memory. Such a tragedy his talent was hindered by injury but he's a top lad, wish him every success as a coach.

[@MrChelseafc2010]

Same here - Coming from a Chelsea fan

[@Ben_Gunner]

For me, Jack going into coaching and the cherry he's our under 18s head coach within a few months of retiring is a testament to his passion for football and his self confidence in himself that's always been apparent. I'm so pleased for him and us. The people he has round him within the club that he can learn from is an incredible opportunity for him and a big shout to Pers, Mick, Edu and the other people involved in a very brave but very considered and thought out decision to give this to him. He earned it and looks comfortable already. Legend

[@cluckingbell1772]

Jobs for the boys, 3 years of failure😂

[@benngunn7525]

As an Arsenal fan, Jack was always up there with Cesc as my favourite player and the 2 I tried to emulate when I was playing myself. If I’m honest I’ve always thought he’s never been comfortable doing the media bit but I realise now that if u give him something to talk about that he loves and is invested in, the difference is unreal. It’s class to hear what goes on at the club and it’s even better knowing the future is in a trusted Arsenal legends hands..keep it going Jack and glad you’re still in the game after the bad luck you went through. Top of the league!

[@onyejiikechukwu6185]

Jack The Lad ♥️ Wish he'd more luck with injuries. With the ball at his feet and running from midfield, never seen a talent like him for us. Hopefully first team coach one day.

[@AOK342]

His own fault for flying into every 50/50 with full force. Imo Diaby was the greater loss.

[@iykeharrison9161]

@@AOK342 How can you blame a player for being committed and getting fouled in the process? If he did not show such commitment, fans like you would have been the first to criticize him. What a silly comment

[@ljunyreona9882]

He still beat Totenham as a coach...

[@garyneville1141]

What a gifted player Jack was, his skill was a joy to watch!! Thanks for great memories Jack.

[@combswayway1010]

He wasn't. It must of been jackanory your thinking of.....

[@iykeharrison9161]

He was one of the players I loved watching the most in an Arsenal shirt. His ability to breach an opponents midfield with ease and progress an attack was such a joy to watch.

[@isa12rae]

Xhaka is definitely going to be a future manager too

[@isa12rae]

@The game what's funny about it?

[@MegaHunter316]

Him and ElNeny received their coaching badge about a few week ago. They're deffo going to coach and you could see how influential they have been

[@kirankamath5891]

@@MegaHunter316 what is a coaching badge

[@isa12rae]

@@MegaHunter316 Cedric and Holding as well. They must all take great inspiration from Arteta. Helping out at Hale End must be an amazing experience too.

[@ZekPlaysHD]

@@kirankamath5891 being a coach requires qualifications. There's different tiers of coaching badges and a bunch of the Arsenal team are working towards different badges.

[@GG-dk2xh]

Watching a replay of Arsenal v Barcelona CL2011 brings so much joy watching Jack play at world class level. Maximum respect.

[@NT-tt5lj]

The best thing about the current playing style is it allows every player to express himself.

[@learnmore9485]

Me & my small brother who introduced me to arsenal in 2004 we both loved Jacky boy growing up and doing well for arsenal, unfortunately so many injuries destroyed his career and it was very sad for us the fans to go through that. But every time he was fit he was giving 💯 his love and passion for arsenal is something that I would always admire. Ps : time flies very fast my friends. Enjoy the moments.

[@BigDome1]

How small is your brother?

[@learnmore9485]

@@BigDome1 I was 14 in 2004 he was 12 and half.

[@Brandywine92]

@@BigDome1 Yeah, the injuries were a real shame because he was very, very talented. I think a lot of people either forgot or didn't recognise that which is another shame. The problem was he released the ball just a fraction too late, which resulted in him being on the receiving end of one too many challenges. Pity

[@eggfriedrice4495]

I really hope jack does well in his new role and eventually progresses. Such a shame his playing career didn’t go how we all hoped it would. Does genuinely sound like he’s enjoying the new challenge.

[@airportatheist1645]

I love the way both of these guys love Arsenal.

[@beezergutler5488]

Jack Wilshere has a huge future in coaching. He’s such an intelligent and articulate lad and was an exquisite footballer before his injuries. He handled that interview like a pro. I look forward to seeing what he can do in the game in the years to come.

[@matthewstein5854]

Be so weird seeing him in the sidelines though. He hasn't aged a whole lot so it wld still look like a 20 some year old yelling at grown men lol.

[@johnmitchell2269]

You think Jack Wilshire is intelligent??

[@beezergutler5488]

@@johnmitchell2269 I know he is.

[@zoso7889]

He is neither intelligent, nor articulate. Seems like a nice fella though.

[@HabitualLine-Stepper]

Giving back as a coach is good to see.

[@Zooviiee]

I could listen to Jack all day talk about his arsenal journey and his coaching experience alongside Arteta and edu. Love it

[@scottcapista6822]

As many Jack interviews as possible please! Love hearing him talk about the youth levels at Arsenal.

[@Noobzie123]

Can see the change Jack has gone through compared to him being on this show months ago, he looks so much happier and more energetic! Keep doing what you love Jacko

[@YoiAmGucci]

Jack has unfinished business in football and the Premiership. Injuries disrupted a hugely promising career. He never quite hit the heights but that said, he still managed to play and score for his boyhood club, lift silverware with them and played/scored for England and got to play in a World Cup. Everyone in the comments would be living the dream to achieve just some of that. Jack has playing experience at the top level and already learning the coaching/managing aspect and he is still only 30 working at the club he loves... Not a bad life and promising for his future in the game.

[@gentnextdoor]

Did anyone see Nwaneri's performance for the U18s vs United? Youngest boy on the pitch and toyed with them. Amazing talent.

[@merchaninomerchanino303]

jack's so matured with his answers! always felt he was a very chill and relaxed person and would transmit it into his coaching career, but man he's speaking like a true leader. down to mikel's influence? down to taking a role of leadership? down to accepting his injury-plagued laying career? whatever it is, he matured so much from his previous interviews. jack the man❤️

[@17seventeen2]

Wenger said jack will be a good manager because of his football intelligence.

[@josephkayonga5345]

I just love Jack Wilshire, a true and born Arsenal son , we will forever continue to love Jack , they keep kicking you just like they are doing to Saka now , but it's all good.

[@fastideas1]

Wow. Never really seen Jack talk like this. There were hints when I've seen him as a pundit recently but really comes across so well here. Very sharp and clever guy. Can really see him doing it as a coach. Hope he does.

[@jamzy01]

He seems like he’s matured so much.

[@yuni360]

As much as I love Jack, I'm so happy for him. He looks more of himself now than he was in his later stage of playing career.

[@jfmgunner]

It's funny as well, some of his first tv appearances he was very quiet and didn't really exude a ton of charisma, even though of course we know what a dynamic and enthusiastic player he was. This interview was like a different person, full of energy, articulate, very confident. Obviously he has adapted really well to coaching and found his voice. I imagine when he was on TV earlier he was perhaps still coming to grips with his football career ending so sadly. I'm really happy to see him flying again as a manager, full of life and confidence. All the best to him.

[@JoBlakeLisbon]

Very good interview. You can see he has reflected a lot about his own experiences as a player. He comes across as thoughtful, mature and humble. Best of luck to him.

[@iimiboy]

Jack against Barca is still the best performance by any player against them, sad how he didn't live up to his potential

[@Z.S1992]

Wijnaldum in the ucl semi final at Anfield. Bales performance in the Copa del Rey. These performances actually won something. Talking about "the best performance"

[@aswinasok8572]

@@Z.S1992 Arsenal won the game. The Barca team they beat was the best in history. Watch the game first before you argue

[@iimiboy]

@@Z.S1992 your comparing bales performance against arguably one of the all time best teams and players at such a young age, jack was better than xavi iniesta and everyone else on the pitch that day

[@madmullahthegreat6122]

@@Z.S1992 Jack Wilshere was 19 years of age going against the likes of Iniesta, Xavi and Busquets

[@2xAcTiOnXJaCkS0nx]

"We work along side guys who control the players loads" Jack Wilshere

[@patmax9005]

*PAUSE JACK❗* FFS😂😂

[@chrisb4474]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@gooner3681]

...what do you mean by that?

[@patmax9005]

@@gooner3681 ??

[@2xAcTiOnXJaCkS0nx]

@@gooner3681 next question

[@jeewssam8418]

All my mates were saying Arteta out after a couple of bad matches but I always felt this dude is no nonsense he would look you in the eye and tell u how it is without blinking kinda guy....exactly arsenal needed as far as im concerned as we have been lacking a backbone for aaaaages, regardless of his previous fulltime coaching credentials thats what I felt Arsenal needed and I think I was right about Mikel

[@wesleywelch6090]

Jack frickin Wilshere!.... this man IS Arsenal! Loved him as a player.... hope he does well as a manager

[@ashros123]

still baffles me even as a Chelsea fan that no club would take him so weird

[@paulwelsh9325]

Always remember the game when Jack outplayed iniesta and Pep said he had lots of players like jack in the Barcelona academy. High praise for jack who should have been the best England player of all time

[@FFTsteel]

Love Jack Wilshere. I used to work at Arsenal F.C., Armoury Store. He came in on game day, suited and booted with what looked like his Girlfriend. They were lovely. Our manager screamed at us not to take photos or talk with the players, store rules. We all ignored. I asked him for a photo and he obliged. He was very nice. I wish him the best of luck at The Arsenal. 😎😎😎😎

[@GrahamB77]

Why are Jack and Bent wearing the exact same essentials too. Same colour

[@John-hd2ux]

Love Jack...forever a gooner! Never manage spurs!

[@patmax9005]

Gotta Respect That💯💯

[@patmax9005]

@Merovingian1882 Whos Failed Drug Tests At Arsena or Avoided Theml? Is It Recently?

[@sonsofbiscuits1]

Jack coaching the younger lads is great I think. Arteta learnt from Moyes, Wenger, and Pep. Now Jack will learn from Arteta, while already having that Arsenal DNA and style of football in his head. He was involved in some of the best passing moves I've ever seen in the Premier league. Combining this technical experience with Arteta's coaching knowledge spells great things for Jack, and our youngsters.

[@neveryoumind1980]

Yes Jack,putting talk sport pundits back in their seat 🔥

[@rachitshukla7111]

Yeah. They come off as arrogant. And they interrupt so much.

[@ilmanzamri9275]

Wenger must be proud rn. All his former player now taking care Arsenal from the academy till the top managrment.

[@MUKKA369]

i loved watching Jack Wilshere's game. My favourite midfielder while he was active. If he was not injured so often he would be as great as Gerrard.

[@smoeellot]

I just love Jack as a person.

[@aaroncathey627]

So happy for Jack and really hope he takes his coaching career where he wants. Top man.

[@preant]

Wenger did say Wilshere was in the red zone but kept playing him

[@Harz604]

Love jack wilshere! True gooner! That said, I have doubts about his communication skills, doesn’t convey that clearly, but best of luck to him

[@trebleaaa]

I’m just loving Arteta and Edu even more. It’s all going in the right direction

[@tonygreen6185]

I believe a far salary as Tottenham manager wouldn't sway him....what you see us what you get with Jack...... He will be a success....he has been through a lot ....when you come through that, you develop a stronger mental condition and focus greater than before.

[@stoneisland1703]

His team goal against Norwich is the best premier league goal ever !

[@motunmarteen]

Yeah, I remember the season you said we will finish above spurs and it happened

[@philanderphillips2309]

Jack W. @ 1:17 “I wanna get as high as I can” Philander Phillips: “ME TOO”…….

[@mtbass3413]

Always rooting for Jack! It’s a great time to be an Arsenal supporter and I appreciate all the people who are building this. COYG!

[@Us3r1985]

Good to see Jack smile on his face again.

[@jamestracey5958]

What a great bloke, would absolutely love for Arsenal to win the League this year so tired of City Liverpool well mainly City dominance and I'm a Liverpool fan 😜⚽😜

[@1CRU1]

Great stuff Jack! Come on Arsenal!!! Listening from the USA. Love TalkSPORT

[@Soulefocus]

Wilshere! Wilshere! Only one. Sad his career was affected so much by injuries. Glad he's enjoying coaching. All the best Jack!

[@muhammadsaniwada307]

Jack seem calm from the way he's talking

[@JM-qe1tx]

I mean, football has evolved so much in the last couple of years, it’s only right that the trainings evolve as well. Back in mid 2000s, football in the Prem was more physical than today, with powerful players like Drogba, Terry, Rio, Torres, etc. And, now the league is much more technical, which means, more ball movement, which means, more endurance needed to play the game at a higher intensity

[@nnenne1]

I love Jack and he loves am Arsenal, like I do.

[@TheJesterSKW]

Such an amazing player plagued with unfortunate injuries, the next Jack I am worried about is ESR, another amazing talent but plagued this season with injuries, I hope its not going the same for him

[@zahirahakim9854]

Still one of my most loved Arsenal player till this day.

[@tetsugadouken147]

jack still looks like he's under 18. he's definitely their best player ;)

[@hashgnome9326]

He had a great hair transplant

[@Koxocw]

Not surprised one bit about what jack said I remember when people used to take the piss out of Mikel because of the rumour that went around where he had tactic drawings up on his home walls trying to figure out game plans, the man is addicted to football and trying to win

[@Shoultyy]

Love you wilshere really feel bad for you 🙏could have been one of The greats 👀👀

[@yp_biggie1116]

Jack is the player I most wanted to be a bona fide legend at arsenal. Till date I haven't felt the same for anyone ( probably saka). Sad it didn't pan out that way but I hope he gets to be one as an Arsenal manager one day. Still hates spuds so love to see it 😂

[@mrcurely]

He has alot of likeability. Would be nice if he did well. Still remember that Sheffield Utd pass too

[@mysterybox2739]

Love super Jackie Wilshere. What a top lad! Gooner thru and thru.

[@chrisd5169]

They keep cutting him off

[@faisalmohamed7125]

True Gooner through and through wish him all the best, would love to see him managing Arsenal one day.

[@cixnping8329]

Nah man dunno about that

[@HankRearden84]

Excellent interview. Jacks matured quite a bit.

[@jackwilliam2965]

Nothing better than having ex players working at the club. The fans got a connection and the players are starting to realise how good they are.

[@112starwarsfan]

Always a pleasure to see Wilshere

[@uthmaannamuthama5532]

Prop to you Jack, wish you transform your playing talent into coaching.much love

[@MegaHunter316]

It's only fair you got Jacky on the show to balance out the Spurness of O'Hara

[@originalherdsman3524]

George Graham wouldn't let the players put a tracksuit on until the first week of December. If a player moaned he was cold he was told to go on a 5 mile run.

[@hegeliandianetik2009]

Arteta let's players wear anything they want to keep warm and they probably train harder than they did under Graham

[@ayell91]

@@hegeliandianetik2009 arteta more focused on detail to improve players such as body positioning, receiving pass etc.. he such a detailed manager and a very demanding too

[@Dead-Ball-Situation]

@@ayell91 Of course. Coaching philosophy in the UK has changed massively in the past 20-30 years.

[@marsil1472]

So glad he was strickt on somthing.... he was such a task master tell us about the other policys he installed into the team lets mention the smoking,the late nights the drinking and was OK with them to turn up to matches drunk.... Tony Adams and Paul merson braking down beaucse of that.... but at least they didn't have the track suits on. Then take bungs of money.... only to then be in the dug out for the other side of North London. He might of won trophys for us but he left in disgrace

[@marsil1472]

@@jimmelton5846 I'm sorry Adams and merson were addicted alcoholics under that man's watch.. wilshere cannot be used what so ever as a example, for having a cigarette, never heard of any player turning up drunk for arsene wenger. George graham was and is a man that made dirty money on the back of the decisions he could make in the position he held at our club he's lucky not to have been investigated by the police and that the English FA didn't ban him.

[@leeemery8099]

Alright Jack, turn up at the London stadium Sunday morning, you’ve got the Job! ⚒ Moyes out

[@MrKbassett17]

I've said from day one Arteta will be Arsenal manger even longer then Wenger was

[@ferngully8010]

real talk Jack

[@stunnerofagunner]

Ozil's training sessions was playing fortnite all night and backache ruling him out towards the end...

[@RomeDCarlo]

😂

[@MaxPower-cm6ie]

Still one of the greatest CAMs of his generation. Lol @ you

[@MrsRhianne1996]

And who taught him. Both Arteta and Kompany top of their leagues. They are the Socerers Appretices. The best manager in the World. Pep Guadiola.

[@zuh7843]

Beautiful interview! 😍

[@abdullahibnmiah2986]

That was brilliant to listen to! 👏

[@deldiyshow-464]

Wilshere is one of a true football specialist.

[@Sur-Ron]

Would you manage Tottenham? NO! Gotta love it!!! Once a Gooner, always a Gooner!

[@Afc1987]

Jack would never go to spurs he's a gunner through and through

[@JWinspear2109]

Genuinely think talkSPORT is one of the worst stations I have ever heard.

[@diegoloera435]

Jack is gonna be a phenomenal manager one day…

[@johnmitchell2269]

Arsenal should ask Santi Cazorla if he would be the coach for the under 21's. Imagine being a young 16 year old Arsenal player being coached by Jack Wilshire, then Santi Cazorla and then Arteta in the first team.

[@ashleybryant305]

Is it me or does Jack come across way more mature than pre coach Jack??

[@chrissamiselo708]

Jack , what a player u could have been 😢

[@Mattbriggs85]

Manager Wilshere in the making. Man gave some good answers.

[@Carlin-qt4jk]

Say's the clown who thinks captain clueless Missing Odegaard' is world class and the reason he's become the only captain in the history of team sports to be subbed for 11 straight games is because at 23 'he needs a rest" Ffs... Arsenal fans, living in Noddyland and feasting on hope since 2004..

[@aswinasok8572]

@@Carlin-qt4jk Shushh clown

[@purehyperbole5727]

Long hours in comparison to being a player. Most football managers work 4/5 hours a day. With a day off during the week.

[@ironiron-nf3oc]

Only love for jack

[@The_Rock1410]

How does Goldstein not know this information in the first part of the interview? Blows my mind how people like this haven’t got a clue & get jobs like this.😂

[@palinadri]

Good answer. 😁 come on Jacky boy

[@ebahimnega5516]

Tony is an amazing striker and please arteta come to arsenal and join the club. as it continues , todays game we have to play with surprise and caution . when it continues you must ask var every houre and players must be careful with their hands in the penality box and play less fouls .another thing is that you should ask the players every hour for fouls committed in the field . for your players , arsenal fans from 🇪🇹 Ethiopia , please convey the idea to arteta...

[@themikelee]

Happy for Jack. Hate this presenter/host though--constantly interrupting.