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Hello, this is Handbrake-Off, the Arsenal podcast, brought to you by The Athletic.

I'm Ian Stone, joined this week by Amy Lawrence and James McNicholas.

Good morning, guys.

Hello.

Morning, Ian.

Hello, hello.

Back to winning ways, lovely football as well.

We'll talk about some of the more, well, James wrote a piece about

of Bamayang and his tardiness, perhaps one can say, we'll get to that in a bit. But let's

think about the beautiful football we played. And that first goal, by the way, I was genuinely,

I was so, so happy watching that. I love watching that.

I guess we can christen that our tether ball now.

So we're going to talk about that and maybe ask the guys what their sort of favourite slick goals were.

I've got one.

Amy, what have you got?

I'm going to go for probably slightly less of the passing than some of those famous

fingerball goals, which had, you know, maybe a dozen sort of tickey tacker, sort of lovely one-touch

moves. But 2004, Whitehart Lane, the manner of that opening goal, I will never forget.

It was really three players involved, breaking at phenomenal speed and precision.

And it was, it just, there was something about that goal that was like, you know,

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