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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. Alexis is going to fall here for Alexis Alexi and Kettya, what a minute. All right. Chance. Alexe, Ozil, La Cazette, and Ramsey, all on the trading block as Arsenal discover new Messi, Eddie and Ketia, who will be the future of the club. This is the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast. My name is Elliot Smith, and you can block me on Twitter at Yankee Gunner. I am joined by Tim. You can find him on Twitter at Stilberto. Hello, Tim. Hello. And Paul, you can find him on Twitter at Pausing in my pants. Slow pause. Ketia. How do we say it? Is it Enketea? Tim. Tim? No idea. Can I say Enkittia? Is that okay? Is it Enketya or Enketea? Inketea we've no idea. It could be a chant. Let's do this. Let's do this. Let's agree on a way. How about Enketea? Enketea or Enketya? Tim? I'm happy to go with that. Enketeer?

I don't think I'd ever said his name out loud. Let's do this. Let's say Eddie. How about Eddie? Yeah. Okay, well, what's clear, regardless of how you say his name, is that we probably should not have spent money on Lacazette. We'll talk about how that was wasted money later on in the pod. A couple of things that I think you should know, listener.

First things first, we're going to be introducing Scott Willis. He'll have a little five to ten minute segment on our podcast where possible, and we'll introduce him today. That'll be dropping it at some point in this pod. He's an analytics guy. He's an Arsenal fan. He does radars and XG and cluster thingies that I don't want to get too technical. He does PPVA as a stat he came up with progressive passing value added, which he

discusses. It's interesting. I know a lot of those of you who listen would like to hear a little bit

more of the analytic side of things. We are not qualified. I mean, I should say I am, but as the host, it wouldn't be right for me to take that role. So Scott's going to kind of add a little analytics flavor to what we do. But again, we're not going to change our usual pattern of having a panel of us just rant and rave about the game for an hour. So don't worry. That won't change. The other thing I want to warn you about is that Paul let us know on our back channel that he felt this was a Sterling performance that Twitter can go, quote, fuck itself. That's right. You can follow him on Twitter at Pawsing in my pants. I did. And I think he's fairly positive on Francis Cockland's performance, so this should be a lively one.

So let's start with you, Tim, before World War III kicks off, which, let's face it, it may be kicking off somewhere else as we speak.

I would, at a minimum, say that of all of the performances with this lineup, none of them have been scintillating.

They've been disjointed.

They've been challenged because not only do you have a lot of inexperienced players

and the side be you have inexperienced players playing out of position and players playing

together that are not familiar with one another, but would you say, at least in the first

half, that this was really the worst example of this sort of second team

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