Hello there, welcome to a brand new arscast right here on rsplug.olay.olay.com.

It has been a rather mixed week for the Arsenal a painful home defeat to West Brom on Saturday

followed up by a decent away win in the Champions League against Partisan Belgrade apparently

the first time we've ever won there.

I don't know how many times you've ever played there once, twice, I don't know.

Not like it was a huge burden we were carrying with us, oh we've never won in Belgrade, none

of us have ever played here so of course not.

Nevertheless we'll take the positive out of it, going into what is going to be a very

difficult weekend, the most challenging game of the season so far and a way trip to Stanford

Bridge and we'll have plenty to talk about regarding that game between now and the end

of the show.

As well as that we'll have a tale of the unexpected, Internet Joe will be along shortly, Gunnar

Hollick will be here to shoot the breeze and talk about all the bits and pieces that

have gone on this week as well as all the usual waffle and boulder-dash and balarny that

you come to expect on the arscast.

So Wes Brahm on Saturday, I thought it was going to be a lot better than that, I have

to say and Roberto Dima Teo, I know he's an ex Chelsea guy and everything, I have football

related dreams a lot and I remember vividly having a dream about him, Arsenal playing Chelsea

when he was a Chelsea player and he was made entirely from Lego and I think it was Freddie

Jumberg tackled him in the first minute of the game and he just went, and it was like

bits of Lego falling all over the pitch and he was lying there screaming with his, with

his Lego head and nobody could put him back together because nobody was any good at Lego,

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