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Tanchet!

What's a scream!

What's a scream!

He's a fantastic goal! All is back in it. His Lipper, lines it up, fighting the net. Arsenal in front. Lucas Terrera's move to Italy is off. After breaking his neck, staring up at Arsenal's new Twin Towers in Central Defense. This is the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast. My name is Elliot Smith. The black man, Twitter, Yankee Gunner. That's right. Poor little Lucas Terrera. He was going to get sold back to Italy, but then broke his neck staring up at Saliba and Gabrielle Magallieyes, because they are twin towers and could think Pablo Marie wasn't around the club or he would have broken his back staring up at him too. But suddenly, not such a slight bullied central defense at Arsenal anymore. Is there any quality back there? I don't know. Maybe we'll discuss that. But sadly, as a big giant lumbers into our club, a beautiful bird catcher appears to be exiting. Ainsley-Maitland-Niles looks off to wolves, but honestly, when the big

clubs come calling, it is hard to keep your players. I kid, although they did finish above us

in the table and go further than us in Europe. But that's another story. We certainly hope to see

that change in the immediate future. Lots of other news. We've signed a set-piece coach from

Brentford. We'll get into that. And we will discuss briefly the Champions League final only as an entree into examining what dirty, filthy, nasty things we would do to get Tiago Alcantara into Arsenal even at his advanced age. So Paul's on Twitter, pause, my pants, hello, pause. Paz, hello. Clive's on Twitter, Clyde, PFC. Hello, Clive., Clive. Tim's on Twitter. Soberto, hello, Tim.

Hello, Tim.

And I should mention, so one thing we're going to try doing, not for this one, obviously, because Clive hasn't shaved. So he was, you know, he was very clear on that. I haven't shaved or showered, but it's not Smellivision. smell vision we're gonna probably start recording the pod as video also and so uh if you are

patron you'll have the opportunity to watch

the pod if you want, not just put us in your ears, but you can now put us in your eyes. And it'll be clothing optional. So we'll see how that goes. So let's get started. And there's only one person I can start with, and that is Clive. You have my condolences. I know that you will be grieving today. This is a bereavement podcast. Clive, the bird catcher, Anzley-Maitland-Niles, does appear to go. And I tweeted, and I believe this, a few months ago, I would have seen this as purely positive. The kind of thing a smart club does. Young player, but not that young. 23, never really nailed down a position. Unclear what his future is at the club. Go get your 20 million pounds and move on. It's what smart clubs do. But I must admit, he starts the cup semifinal. He starts the cup final. He looks like a shutdown defender. Suddenly you're saying, surely we can find a place for this player, but surely the player has chosen to move on. So I find myself a little more distraught about this than I expected to be a little more conflicted about it, and I'm curious to see if you feel the same. Yeah, we could get the down to the doubt right. So, well, firstly, I don't care about any of the players. You know that, right? You hate the club, the players, the coach. You hate the whole.

The shirt.

Everything.

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