Each week, leading musicianstakeour Starting XI Q&A. Next up is grime sensation Yizzy. Hes an Arsenal fan
1. What was the first football match you went to?It was Arsenal vs Atletico Madrid in the Emirates Cup (2009) – I remember Reyes coming on and getting booed like mad. It was 1-1 with I think seven, eight minutes to go and me and my brothers were gonna leave but I made them stay. Next thing you know were 2-1 up and the games won.2. What was the first gig you went to?My sister came over from Canada and decided to do a talent show to see what playing to a UK crowd would be like. I was only little at the time so it was my first time seeing any kind of gig but Ill always remember it because it was the first time I ever heard my sister sing live on stage.3. Which was better the match or the gig?Hmmm, gonna have to go with the match purely because of the fact we were already walking down the stairs to leave the stadium with five minutes left to avoid the rush. If we hadnt have stayed it would have been the first Arsenal match I went too in my life, and I wouldnt have seen it to the full-time whistle. That would have been a tragedy.4. Who was your childhood hero?Thierry Henry.5. Who has been your clubs best signing and why?Thierry Henry, because he turned out to arguably be the greatest player our club has ever seen.
2"Ohhhhh Santi Cazorla" The @Arsenal players lead the @19SCazorla chant after the FA Cup Final! #WeAreTheArsenal pic.twitter.com/Fw6HS6JF0q— Dugout (@Dugout) June 6, 201710. What song do you think your team should run out to?Giggs – Talking The Hardest aka England’s unofficial national anthem.11. If you had to support a different team, which one would it be and why?Crystal Palace, they are the closest team to where I live.Listen to Yizzys new single Yeah on the talkSPORT Playlist
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