It's Rice. What a goal! Declam Rice! With an absolute rocket with a free kick!

Arsenal League, one-nil!

He's cut inside, Saka!

Sublime finish!

He's back with a bang with Bukaius Saka, 1-0!

Unbelievable!

Manchester City have successfully, meticulously laid out the case for not banning Rodry.

Rumor has it, they delivered that argument in a brown envelope.

This is the Arsenal Vision Postmat podcast.

My name is Alex Friedig block me on Twitter,

Yankee Gunner.

Yeah, just stuffed their well-written and thought out

defensive Rodry into a brown envelope,

slid that under someone's door,

and they read the meticulously written

materials and determined that Roderie should not be banned for doing the thing that

they now say he didn't do.

So it's all good.

Football's still operating according to all the rules that we expect it to operate according

to.

We're going to talk about Mansfield.

And Liam Rossini would have you know that that's literally the word man's field, which is where the game was played, apparently. We're going to talk about that game. We're going to talk about Max Dowman a lot, Marley Salmon, a bit, and a few other bits and pieces from that game. We will not be putting this out in time to tell you about the FAA Cup draw, but I have no doubt that it will be Liverpool at Amfield while Manchester City get Port Vale at the Eddie Hat. I'm only saying that because you know what happened last time, but don't say anything, don't say anything. We are then going to preview our trip to Leverkusen to face a buyer-levercusing team who drew 3-3 at the weekend. So the good news is they conceded three goals. The bad news is they scored three goals. Should we be more excited or scared? Clive will let you know all that. We're going to be doing a preview pod of that tomorrow. More of a Champions League knockout preview pod, an overview of the round of 16 tomorrow over on Patreon. You can join there by using the code Saliba 50 and getting it for a couple of quid. We put out a pod with Jason Rosenfeld, the founder of Statt. Jason Rosenfeld, the founder of Statt DNA, talking about his time at Arsenal. He talked about Uwbe and Willick and Ainsley-Maitland Niles and, you know, how he sort of helped bring the data revolution arsenal. So an interesting

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