Hello there, welcome to a brand new arscast right here on arsplug.ole.ole.com. Hope

you're well, since we last spoke, everything has gone pretty much as well as could be expected

on the pitch. Well, I'll qualify that in the sense of results wise, things have gone as

well as can be expected. If not better, win against Bolton, four goals, win against

Bragg as six goals, continuing the theme, of course, with the Blackburn game before that

and the Blackpool game before that, our Venus, the biosity of this arsnal team is quite something

to behold at the moment. And even though we go to Sunderland at the weekend, their nickname

is the Blackcats. More on that game a little bit later on, when I qualify what I said,

there were a couple of incidents on the pitch, of course, that were didn't go quite as

well as the result, but they weren't necessarily unexpected, given the fact that we were playing

Bolton. We'll come to those in just a couple of moments time, but just to tell you what

else is on the show, we've got our shavon, we've got internet Joe along in a moment,

and today a true 100% arsnal legend, an interview with him coming up very shortly,

an integral member of the 1970-71 team. A man who, when I spoke to my father this evening

and said, I guess who I interviewed, he said, oh, I remember watching him, and he was

not a guy that you messed with. The same way nobody messed with Chopper Harris or Tommy Smith

or Norman Hunter, nobody messed with arsnal's Peter's story. And he's just released a

autobiography. We'll be talking about that and his time at arsnal in a few moments time.

So to go back to the bits and pieces that went on the pitch against Bolton, there was,

of course, an element of physical play to their game. And even though Owen Coil has taken

over his manager, he still got more or less the same players. And when one of those players

is Kevin Davis and when Kevin Davis is your captain, as I think he is, you know you're

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