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Toucher!

What's a scream?

What's a scream?

He's a fantastic goal.

Arsenal is a bright in it.

Here's Lipper.

Lines it up.

Find the net.

Arsenal in front.

It's a bright start for Micatarian, a debut goal for a bombingang and a 5-1 victory for Arsenal over Everton, and since then, nothing has happened. This is the Arsenal Vision Postmatch podcast. My name is Elliot Smith, and you can block me on Twitter, Yankee Gunner. Yeah, I mean, it was just a brilliant, brilliant day at the Emirates. It was so good, we'll cover it again. I know we already did one podcast on it, but there hasn't been any football to cover since, wait, wait, I'm getting something. Oh, oh no, there was a Derby.

Yeah.

All right, well, I guess we'll talk about that instead. It's a 1-0 defeat. A 1-0 defeat that at the end felt like a 1-1 draw that slipped through our fingers in a game that could have been 3, 4, 5, 6-0. So a weird one. A good first half, maybe good is overstating it. Certainly a disastrous second half and then a disappointing final five minutes. A lot to unpack, a lot of decisions by the manager, a lot of performances worth getting into. And we will do that with Tim. He's on Twitter at Stilberto. Hello, Tim. Hello. Paul's on Twitter at Paws in my pants. Hey, pause. Woo-hoo. Yeah, I guess. And then Clive's on Twitter at Clive P-A-F-C. Hello, Clive. Hello, hello. Yeah, so I guess, Tim, just to delay having to talk about the football and issues surrounding the club generally. Let's talk about the match day itself.

It's a unique match because it's the first Derby away, so to speak, at Wembley,

a place we've been very happy going to that you've had some great days out in the last few seasons.

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