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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. I'll bet you're going to fall here for election Shats you down. That's Alex. All right. Choms. I'll bet you 50 million pounds that Arsenal didn't have the striker they needed on Sunday. This is the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast. My name is Elliot Smith, and you can block me on Twitter at Yankee Gunner. That's right. 50 million pounds will tell you that we probably could have used a better striker. But that's another topic that we will come to momentarily. First, I want to introduce the panel because it is a full boat, is a full house, is all the intellectual capacity we can muster, including myself. Tim is here. He is on Twitter at Silberto. Hello, Tim. Hello. Paul is here on Twitter at, uh, uh, pos and in my pants.

That's the one. Hi, pause. Victory has many fathers. Defeat is an orphaned bastard. And Clive is here. You can find Clive on Twitter at Clive P-A-F-C. Hello, Clive. I stick with hello hello, hello indeed. Scott will be along momentarily with a

stat section that Paul has huge problems with because it takes a dim look at Francis

Cockland's involvement in the match. But that's not really our priority. Our priority for right

now is to pick over the remains of a 3-1 defeat at Manchester City, a defeat that probably wasn't as shameful as some of us might have anticipated it would be,

although, of course, I predicted a 4-3 win.

The do-me-one of the pod, who we call Tim, predicted loss.

So maybe it's best that we start with him.

Tim, I want to sort of start with a holistic view of this, which is simply,

Manchester City look to be one of the most dominant good teams in the Premier League

for many a year.

They are probably worth the hype that they are getting.

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