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the success and potentially failure of the club. And there's some memory stuff in there and just some other interlully kind of stuff. So we hope you enjoy it. We're putting it out for everyone today because I think it prompted some interesting feedback and conversations and we're interested to get your take on it. Having said that, there will also be a Patreon pod coming out in a few hours after this.

It'll be a mailbag pod, so there's still plenty of time to get your take on it. Having said that, there will also be a Patreon pod coming out in a few hours after this.

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So hope you enjoy this one and we'll talk to you soon.

Chal-Techer! What's a scream. What's a scream!

His order!

Got a fantastic goal!

Oh, Steve! Back in it! Here's Lippa! Lott! Well, this is some breaking news. Well, this is some breaking news. We've just been handed a first copy of a report generated within the club. It turns out that they have carefully canvassed all of the issues surrounding the performance of the team, the players, the manager. They have in fact been diving deep into this, wanting to get to the bottom of the problem. And the good news is the report has found the locus of the issue. The problem is you. So fix up. This is the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast. My name is Elliot Smith. You can talk me on Twitter, Yankee Gunner.

That's right.

We are living in Gaslight Nation, apparently, happening all over the world, in fact. And with respect to Arsenal, I think it is fair to say that the fans are, in fact, the problem. So now that we've gotten to the root of it, the court of it, we can eliminate it and just eliminate the fans. and maybe that is in fact the club's clever ploy.

What on earth am I talking about?

We'll get into that, but I do want to sort of explore the question of fans'

role in the performance of a team, the proper ways of support, what kinds of fan groups are

appropriate and allowed and are not appropriate and allowed and things like that. So one of the

reasons that comes up is we'll be discussing the Obamian issue, newly named captain, and acting like the captain does by apparently being completely toxic. A kid, I absolutely love him, as you know, but there are some issues. And so Louis Ambrose will be joining us later. He is a student of and supporter of Dortmund as well as Arsenal, so he can give us some background on Obamian's supposed troubles when he was at Dortmund

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