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Welcome to the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast.

Robert Perez got the better of it, and he looks to get the better of Spike.

Oh. Ladies and gentlemen, we have for intellectual gentlemen, we have for you, in the intellectual lightweight division, 12 rounds tonight between two men who will be contesting the worthiness of Francis Cochland to be in the Arsenal squad.

In this corner, he's like the King of Metaphors.

It's posning it in my pants.

Hello, pause.

Like the King of Metaphors.

And in this corner arguing in favor of truth, light, and justice, it is Elliot Yankee Gunner

Smith.

You can block him on Twitter at Yankee Gunner. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, everybody. Thank you. And officiating our match tonight is Tim. You can find him on Twitter. It's still Berto. Hello, Tim. Hello. Break it up for you, too. Let's get ready to rumble.

Okay, that was awful.

But this is the Arsenal Vision Postmatch podcast. My name is Elliot Smith, and you know where you can block me already. So let's get right into it. All right, Paul. How bad was Francis Cocklin? Let's not start there. Can't we? All right, how about this? I actually have a whole rundown for this pod, which is pretty remarkable. And we will want to get to the small matter of the possible end of Tim's life at White Hart Lane this coming weekend. So we will want to discuss that. It's a risk I'm willing to take out. So here's the thing, right? We stuck with the back three, but we made some changes.

And the changes overall, I don't think any one of them individually would necessarily

be a problem, but were you concerned that overall the effect would be to reduce the technical

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