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Hello and welcome to another ArtsBlog, ArtsCast. In association with Olay, Olay,

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at me in pain after playing football this evening, and not so much playing football is having to run

and sprint and do training and things. I only really like the playing football bit,

I'm not so much into those sprinting around the cones and lying on the ground and all that

running around, non-stop running. That's why I'm a defender, you see, because you run a little

bit and then you can stop. Anyway, I did something to my calf. Not that that is going to influence

the ArtsCast in any way. Anyway, on today's show, a blog chat with good play in which we discuss

transfers and the way that Arsenal do their transfers. The man in the bar may or may not be here,

I'm not quite sure yet at this stage. David O'Leary is here, and there's a couple of other

bits and pieces between now and the end as well. So what's happened since the last ArtsCast? Well,

we've been waiting all week for the signing of Bakery Sanya and it came yesterday afternoon.

The usual long term deal for an undisclosed fee, believed to be in the region of around 7 million

pounds to Aug Zaire. He's coming, I think, to be our new right back from what he said on the

Arsenal website. He believes that that's where he's most comfortable, even though Arsene Venger

did his usual thing of saying he can play in defense or he can play in midfield or he's very

adaptable. At some point, we're going to sign a player and Arsene will say, he's a good defender,

but also I like the way he can play in midfield or as a striker or indeed as a keeper and he can

be a kickman as well. If he's a substitute and he's physio too, he'll just get somebody you can do

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