Arsenal legend Ian Wright admits that battling alongside Alan Shearer to be the Premier League's best striker was not a pleasant experience.
While the pair - who regularly work on Match of the day together - are good friends now, Wright took to social media to reveal his thoughts on the Newcastle United during their playing days.
During a tour of Classic Football Shirts' warehouse, Wright picked up the famous Toon shirt of 1996-97 with Shearer's name and the No 9 on the back.
Asked about his relationship with the Premier League's all time record goalscorer, Wright said: "He's my friend now but when we were playing - I hated him!
"Simply because of his sheer hunger to score goals on a weekly basis.
"You would come in, you would score two - Shearer scores three."
Shearer ended up with 260 Premier League goals while Wright, who also turned out for West Ham in the top flight, netted 113 goals.
