Arsenal legend Ian Wright is
delighted to see former club Burnley proving themselves capable of
cutting it in the Premiership.
In his column for The Sun, Wright wrote: "I made only
15 appearances for the Clarets before I started listening to my
body and retired.
"Yet I scored a few goals which helped win promotion to the
Championship and as a result, I will always have a certain amount
of affection for Burnley. It's a proper football club.
"I'm delighted to see them beating Manchester United and Everton and it would be fantastic if they can stay
up.
"The Premier League is all
about razzmatazz, world-famous stars and state-of-the-art
grounds.
"Yet it is so important that a few 'real' clubs with
old-fashioned set-ups also form part of our top flight otherwise
everything becomes sterile.
"Playing at Burnley was certainly a bit different to what I was
used to, but I enjoyed it."