Hello and welcome to another Arscast extra as always with James from gonna blog James

good morning to you morning Andrew how you doing I'm all right I'm right. Just to sort of get this out of the way. This is going to be just a one part,

Arscast Extra because you're in Munich, you're at the game, but you've got hotel stuff and checkouts and travel and

airports and all that kind of stuff to do so basically I suppose...

sadness Andrew sadness to contend with most importantly of all much like

Arsenal we're only going to do one half too soon yeah yeah

maybe slightly soon but I enjoyed it nonetheless.

I am kidding, of course.

We're here to talk about a 1-0 defeat in the Champions League,

away to Byron Munich, which ends our European campaign and I suppose we

have to look at it in the context as well not just of last night but in in the

first leg so we might come back around to that but let's let's talk about

last night let's talk about the game and talk about the approach of not just Arsel

but Byron Munich as well because I do think it's it's interesting

you know the the tendency I suppose after you lose a game and a big game and everyone's frustrated and disappointed is to

focus almost entirely on yourself and that's fine and understandable. I do think it was quite interesting though, James.

When we maybe step back objectively think about what this team is,

this arsenal team is, I should say,

and what we're capable of and where we hope we can go that the

Byron approach to this game was in some ways if not quite a doth of the cap to

that it's certainly respected what Arsenal could have been capable of but weren't

unfortunately on the night.

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