Wigan Athletic skipper faced with family feud ahead of Arsenal FA Cup tie!
Jason Kerr is hoping to send his own twin brother home unhappy this weekend after Wigan Athletic's FA Cup fourth-round trip to Arsenal.
Edinburgh-born Kerr is from a Hibernian-supporting background, but both he and sibling Greg each picked English teams to follow when they were younger.
While Jason picked Chelsea, Greg selected another London club...who are on collision course with Latics this weekend!
"Greg's an Arsenal fan...well, he says he's an Arsenal fan, but he's obviously from Scotland, and this will be the first time he's been there," said Kerr.
"He grew up an Arsenal fan and I grew up a Chelsea fan, it's just the way it went. When you get your first English top...his happened to be an Arsenal one, I had Chelsea...that's the way it happens.
"There'll be a lot of banter between us...he keeps saying he wants Arsenal to win...I told him he must be joking!
"I've sorted out his ticket, I've even paid for it, although he's not thanked me for it.
"He'll be in our end but I hope he doesn't have an Arsenal top under his jacket. He says he'll support Arsenal but I'm hoping he's just putting it on."
Family feud aside, Kerr will have enough on his plate as he and Latics come up against arguably the best team in Europe at the moment.
Mikel Arteta's side remain on course for an unprecedented quadruple, but Kerr says Latics won't be daunted as they step onto the big stage.
"I've never played at the Emirates," said the 29-year-old centre-back, who made his return from a nine-week injury lay-off in midweek in the 2-1 home defeat to Reading.
"We know it's going to be a tough game....you could argue they are the best team in the world just now. It is going to be an experience for the boys.
"There will be a lot of family down there watching you and they don't often get to watch you play at the Emirates very often.
"Hopefully we will enjoy it. You want to play against the best teams and you want to test yourself.
"It'll be good to play against their attackers....there are a lot of superstars in that team
"But it'll also be good to play against their defenders as well...Gabriel and (William) Saliba are probably a couple of the best in the world at the moment, so it will be good for us all to have that challenge."