Arteta's built a FAMILY at Arsenal | Jack Wilshere's FIRST Luton press conference

Jack Wilshere says Luton Town reminds him of the family connection Mikel Arteta has made at Arsenal as the former Gunner becomes Luton's new manager. TIMESTAMPS- 00:00 - Intro 01:55 - Proud moment for me and my family. It hasn’t really sunk in but I’ve had a connection with this club for years. 02:28 - I left West Ham and trained here in 2021. Nathan Jones’ intensity was probably the reason why I wanted to coach. 03:26 - As soon as the opportunity came up, myself and Gary were both excited. 04:11 - ready to be head coach: I don’t want people to think about my playing career, the first week at Arsenal with the 18s it was something I needed to get better. 05:38 - Luton taking a risk?: Whenever Gary hires a manager there’s an element of risk. My experiences as a player, 07:00 - Gary - we looked at several profiles. Jack impressed greatly. 08:55 - Gary - Spotlight back on?: We have our own spotlight here. We’re always an interesting story. 09:33 - Clean stat after Norwich: I’ve learnt so much. If I didn’t have that experience I wouldn’t be here. 10:45 - Jack Wilshere team: I’m aware of how the group are feeling. We need to see a team that is fighting. Aggressive on the front foot. 11:36 - Style of play: You can’t copy and paste. I was at the Arsenal academy, I have a way to play. 12:40 - Exciting to have love for game back: When I was at Luton I wanted to train but my body couldn’t. Coaching I had a passion for it. 13:42 - Prepping for role: I had a lot of time in my career where I could sit down and think. I watched Mikel, reminded me of Eddie Howe with the energy and players buying into it. 15:53 - more pressure?: There’s probably a few more eyes on me. I’ve played with Rooney, Lampard and they’ve been on their own journeys. Judge me as a coach. 17:28 - adjustment level: the difference is the quality. You have to fight, compete, win duels. My job is to improve the players. The difference is the speed in the game. 18:44 - Advice from previous manager: When I spoke to