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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. The Arsenal Vision Postmatchez's a dog The Arsenal Vision post-match podcast has stunningly obtained audio, explosive audio

detailing Ivan Gazzidis' discussion with Sir Chips

about the image problem he's causing for the club.

Let's take a listen.

I'm afraid we have a bad image, sir. Market research shows people see you as something of an ogre. You're at club them and eat their bones. This is the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast. My name is Elliot Smith, and you can block me on Twitter. Yankee Gunner. I am joined by Tim. You can find him on Twitter at Stilberto. Hello, Tim. Hello there Hello there indeed And indeed. And Clive's on Twitter at Clive P-A-F-C. Hello, Clive. Hello, hello. Scott Willis will be on down the road to give us his statistical breakdown of something fascinating about the game that none of us will understand until Tim and Clive unpack it and explain it for us. And, you know, that makes everything worthwhile in the end. um we're going to dive into the swanzy

match a comfortable easy win that was at no point in any doubt um but before we do tim just really

really quickly it's been written about it's been covered it's been debated i don't think we have

to do a deep dive um but i just wanted to get your sense of whether the a gm and what happened

at the agm is kind of just

behind the scenes drama, Tempest in a teapot stuff, or if it's something that we should actually

be worried about on a deeper level.

I mean, I kind of think it is, but we didn't learn anything at the AGM that we didn't already know

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