The only way to score is, of course, to play with a handbreak-off.

Good afternoon, I'm Ian Stone, and this is Hand-Break-Off.

The Arsenal podcast brought to you by The Athletic.

I'm joined this week by a regular guest, The Athletic Writers, James McNiculus and Amy Lawrence.

Good afternoon.

Hi, nice to see you guys and as always a man who needs no introduction.

So let's get on with it.

Now, Lee Dixon is on the line, ladies and gentlemen.

Good afternoon, Lee.

I think we might have actually lost him.

I'm here.

Oh, that was good.

That was on the edge of being annoying.

We thought we talked fallbacks this week, not least because we have one of the finest exponents of the art on the show.

Before we get into the nitty gritty, we were thinking about our favourite Arsenal goal by a

fallback. So we can just go round the table. James, let's start with you, James. Well, I mean,

I probably should be saying a Lee Dixon goal, shouldn't I? Coventry 91. What a brilliant goal. That's skill.

I am going to go for a game I was at actually, and it's Silvino at Stamford Bridge from left back.

Brilliant strike, about 30 yards out into the near top corner.

And I was there and went absolutely mental, so it's got me that one for me.

It's a good

go Amy it was and similarly was the Nigel winterburn one that was just a few years earlier which

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