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Toucher!

What's a scream!

What's a scream!

He's a fantastic goal! Oh, no! Back in it! Oh! How do you celebrate the magic up?

And the Furnacek back in it.

His Lipper, lines it up, finds the net.

Arsenal in front.

How do you celebrate the magic of the F.A. Cup properly?

You spend two hours diving into the minutia, getting granular on the third round victory over Blackpool. No, I'm kidding. You talk about transfers. This is the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast. My name is Elliot Smith, and you can block me on Twitter, Yankee Gunner. All right, look, we beat Blackpool. We were into the hat. We got picked, and it's Manchester United at the Emirates. Do you love it? Do you hate it? We'll talk about that. We will talk a little bit about the Blackpool game, maybe, no promises, but we are going to talk transfers, not so much because it's click-bady stuff, but because there genuinely seems to be some interesting stuff to talk about, both in terms of how you build a squad and where you look for talent and what kind of talent fits, what kind of positions, and our team really needs at the moment. And to be honest, all of that I think is a little bit more interesting than kind of a nothing game against Blackpool. We can talk about young Willick's performance and Ketya's performance. I thought they were two particularly interesting ones, a decision to bring on Lacazette, you know, always up for a debate about that kind of sort of thing,

which seems to get everybody riled up. But let's start with a question near and dear to my heart that nobody is interested in but myself. Who's on the podcast? Paul is on the podcast. You can mind them on Twitter. Pause on my pants. I'll pause. We already did. Yeah. Okay. uh cl's on Twitter at Clyde, P-A-F-C. Hello, Clive. Hello, hello. Tim is back, back from his holiday, not back in time for the podcast. So you will be seeing his match preview videos later this week. You'll be hearing them on the podcast to come. We have another sort of deep dive squad building episode slash transfer spectacular coming to patreon

later in the week we had our first transfer spectacular we dived into about five or six

different targets on patreon so if you haven't signed up for that and you want to you can if you

don't want to sign up we love you we appreciate you and we will try to get you as much quality

content on this here podcast as possible your results may vary, the question that I want to talk about, Paul, that nobody else wants to talk about is Cess Fabregas. Let's start there. Cess Fabregas, leaving the Premier League, really going off to retire with Tierra Manico. Sounds like a hell of a way to do it. I will go live with T Henry and Monaco if you invite me. I'm fine with that.

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