Anecdotes

Scored 185 goals for Arsenal between 1991-1998, taking Arsenal's then goalscoring record in September 1997. Wright's record was subsequently broken by Thierry Henry in October 2005.

He scored every time on his debut from Crystal Palace to Celtic.

Resigned his BBC football pundit role in April 2008 complaining that they used him as a 'comedy jester'.

He was awarded the MBE (Member of the Order of the British Empire) in the 2000 Queen's Millennium Honours List for his services to Association Football.

Former footballer; who has played for Greenwich Borough (1984-1985), Crystal Palace (1985-1991), Arsenal (1991-1998), West Ham United (1998-1999), Nottingham Forest (1999 - Loan), Celtic (1999-2000) and Burnley (2000). Wright won 33 caps and scored 9 goals for England between 1991-1998.

At Arsenal, Wright won the Premiership once (1997-1998), two FA Cups (1993 & 1998), the League Cup (1993), and the European Cup Winners Cup (1994).

He was awarded the OBE (Officer of the Order of the British Empire) in the 2023 King's Birthday Honours List for his services to Association Football and to Charity. He is a Broadcaster and Author in London, England.

Sons; Shaun Wright-Phillips (b. 1981), Bradley (b. 1985) (both footballers), Brett (b. 1987), and Stacey (b. 1995). Daughters; Bobbi-Lee (b. 1999), Coco (b. 2004), Lola Louise (b. 2010), and Roxanne (b. 2012). He is the cousin of footballer Jermaine Wright.

presenting weekend radio shows for the BBC's radio 2. (1998)

Shirley, Croydon, Surrey, England. (juillet 2008)