It's Rice. What a goal! Declan Rice!

What a goal! Declan Rice!

We've had an absolute rocket with a free kick. Arsenal League, one-nil. He's cut inside. Saka! Sublime's finish. He's back with a bang with Bukaiusaka 1-0. Unbelievable. People have been saying it, and it's absolutely true. Yes, it's a Farmers League. But at least Arsenal are going to win it. This is the Arsenal Vision, Postmatch podcast. My name's I like to be the BlackBandth, Twitter, Gunner. That's right. Arsenal are favorites to win the Farmers League, known as the Premier League, which showed up into the Champions League and got smoked. You know what? You know what would have been helpful for Arsenal fans watching Arsenal draw and

if that game had happened after the other Premier League games?

Because it gives quite a different picture of that performance as we escape with

a draw and all the other Premier League teams endeavored to lose all of their ties.

Liverpool lost to Gallo Tassarai.

City got smoked by Rail Madrid.

Chelsea got smoked by PSG.

Tottenham. Oh gosh. In the wake of everybody losing badly, Tottenham still found a way to Tottenham

the hell out of things. Two Premier League clubs, in fact, decided to go with new goalkeepers

with predictably calamitous outcomes in Chelsea and Tottenham. It was just a heck of a week for the Premier League and Arsenal Escape, looking the best of all of them, still in a good position, our tie with a one-one draw. Friday night, Clive tomorrow, we'll cover that in the Everton game and more with, you guessed it, Clive, you won't want to miss it, Saliba 50 is the code. You get a couple of quid. You can jump into this Patreon and get something every single day. This week we did two different previews.

Phil and I did a Champions League round of 16 preview where, and this is important, every single

thing we predicted is already wrong. And we had a preview of the buyer levercues and tie with

Matt Ford, who is the guy who makes gag impressing. It's a podcast. It's a substack. He's also a German journalist. And he did a great job, and I think you'd enjoy it. Anyway, enough of that nonsense. The real nonsense is about to start because here with me now is Paul Helipas. Woohoo. And Tim, hello, Tim. Hello, Tim.

Oh, there we go.

Hello there, indeed.

Okay.

Tim, I'll start with you for a second.

Did you suitably enjoy watching the rest of the Premier League get smoked?

What was just your general enjoyment level from the

heaping dose of Shadenfreude that we were served

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