Hello and welcome to another ArtsBlog Artscast on ArtsBlog.com in association as always

with Ole Ole.com, the football community website. We have got for you an action-packed show, so we do.

Coming up between now and the end, a blog chat with a good player in which we discuss the games against Tottenham,

a little bit Sevilla, also a look ahead to the Derby game and we chat about Jose Mareño.

Jose Mareño, in fact he's not a Jose, he's a Jose, he's an unemployed Jose at the moment, so we chat a little bit about him.

The man in the bar is here, he's got a player history, there's some other bits and bobs in there as well.

And there'll be some discussion about, you know, all the various stuff that's going on, including red and white, and their increased holding in our snow football club,

and what Aleša Uzmanov and his lawyers have been up to this week when it comes to censoring other websites.

So that's all to come between now and then, but since the last ice cast, things have gone swimmingly well.

We had a wonderful time in Dublin, in the World Shed. Oh, before I start, Beer of the Week, San Miguel. Cheers, Das.

A big crate of San Miguel in the bottle, lovely, chilled. So there you go. Oh, you want, no, hang on.

Spanish. Now in the World Shed last Saturday, the World Shed is this big, big pub here in Dublin.

That's sort of Southern hemisphere, shall we say. So they focus on Australian, New Zealand, rugby and all that sort of stuff.

So 12 o'clock on Saturday, and New Zealand were playing Portugal, I think, in the world cup in rugby and at two o'clock, there was Australia versus Wales now.

The Arsenal match was on one telly, up against a wall, and we were beside a speaker, which was blasting out the commentary from the rugby at about 150 decibels.

But there was a massive crowd of Arsenal fans there. It was fantastic. I don't know how many of them came along because they read it on the website that it was going to be on there.

But we didn't meet a few new faces and put some names to faces, people that use the arses, et cetera, et cetera. But it was all great fun. But we made much more noise than all the Aussies and all the New Zealanders.

Even when Australia scored a try against Wales, there was no noise like the noise there was when Fabregas scored his goal.

The place nearly erupted, I have to say. So it was wonderful and a great day out and a great win. Three wanted white hard lane.

I don't know what can you say. This team just keeps keeps on what not surprising us. I don't think that's the right word.

But it keeps on pleasantly.

It was a surprise is the right word a little bit, a little bit, you know, but it was it was quite emphatic. But what a hilarious game it was.

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