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Hello, I'm Ian Stone.

This is Handbreak-off, the Arsenal podcast, brought to you by The Athletic.

On Saturday, the Arsenal face Wolf Hampton Wanderers started like a fast moving train, and then near the end.

We're a little bit more replacement bus service, but we picked up the three points to stay top of the table.

And with the result of the Etihad, we're currently two points clear. Yes,

this terrible start to the season just goes from bad to worse, doesn't it really?

To talk about the game and look at the Luton on Tuesday, I'm joined by Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clark.

Good morning. Hello. Hello. Before we talk about the Arsenal, I'm sure quite a few of you listening watched Manchester City play Spurs yesterday and we'll talk about whether we should celebrate their goal, their equaliser in a bit. But we were talking about their away kit, their third kit. And we were wondering about what words you would best

be used to describe Tottenham's abomination, I'm saying, of an away kit. The official description

of the colour, by the way, was Tope Hayes complimented by Black Trim, although nobody I've heard

was paying it any compliments at all. Adrian, I mean, have you ever worn a kit even close to that

with Toap Hayze with black trim?

Toe Hayes, no, I hadn't heard of Toepe Hayes until a couple of minutes ago.

Yeah.

Yeah, it's Nike.

They've got Air Jordans in that colour.

This is why they're doing it.

But, I mean, the two words that sort of come to my mind are crappy clay or sort of

shitty mud, that kind of colour.

I mean, that's how I'm feeling about it.

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