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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. Arsenal win.

We're running, we'll cover that and all the other great Arsenal news

on this edition of the Arsenal Vision.

Post-match podcast, my name is Elliot Smith,

and you can block me on Twitter, Yankee Gunner.

Last podcast, we talked about addition by subtraction, and we wished it into existence. We will talk about that with a full boat, a full house, a full group, if you will. The group includes Tim. You can find him on Twitter at Stilberto. Hello, Tim. Hello, though. You can find Paul on Twitter at Paws in My Pants. Hello, Paul. Woo-hoo. And you can find the dul dulc tones of Clive on Twitter at Clive P-A-FC. Hello, Clive. Hello, hello. Yeah, that's right. We got it all done. We're good. We're ready to start. So let me explain to you the martini we are about to make. In this particular vodka martini, I think it is fair to say, the vermouth will be the West Ham game. Okay, the vodka will be the Liverpool match And maybe a little bit of Thomas Rizzitsky

We'll remember him I think it is fair to say. The vermouth will be the West Ham game. Okay?

The vodka will be the Liverpool match.

And maybe a little bit of Thomas Rizzitsky.

We will remember him fondly as he announced his retirement, a player that I think we all had great affection for.

And we can maybe wax nostalgic about him a little bit if we get the time. But first, let's start with what was a game of football, if nothing

else. It was Arsenal 1, West Ham, Nill. Tim, I know sometimes people on Twitter make fun

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