Hello, I'm Juliett Farrington and welcome back to one-on-one from Sky Sports, the podcast where we sit down with some of football's biggest names.

And in this episode, we feature another of our extended interviews, this time with the manager who went from working in a kindergarten in Denmark all the way to

the Premier League. It is of course Thomas Frank and Ron Walker's been chatting to the

Brentford boss exclusively for this pod and Ron is back. Another guest appearance from you

and also fresh from seeing Arsenal beat Rail Madrid on Tuesday night, Ron.

Yeah, it was, I'm still trying to kind of get my head around what happened last night.

I think a bit like Declan Rice was as well. That was a special. I'm not an Arsenal fan,

full disclosure, but being at that stadium for Sky Sports, poor, it was really hard not to get swept up in it because the atmosphere

was incredible. The match was incredible and those two free kicks. I don't think any of us

going to forget them for a while. Yeah, I don't think you had to be an Arsenal fan to enjoy that.

It was a real kind of throwback to the Champions League games that we saw so often in the naughties, wasn't it?

Yeah.

They say, you know, you hear a lot about the fans being the 12th man,

but if that was ever a case of that being true, it was last night

because I have not heard the Emirates like that.

And it, yeah, it was a real proper blundered thunder in the stands

and Arsenal really giving it the rule.

You know, it was no pretty football winning it.

It was properly all about the desire and wanting to win.

And yeah, and Remodry couldn't handle it.

And talking of desire and wanting to win, we've seen that from Brentford since Thomas Frank

took over there quite a while

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