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Tanchet!

What's a scream!

What's a scream!

He's a fantastic goal.

Arsenal's back in it.

Here's Lipper.

Lines it up.

Find the net.

Arsenal in front.

What is the over-under on the number of minutes before trying to do this on Zoom?

Screws up the podcast.

This is the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast.

My name's Elliot Smith.

You can block me on Twitter. Yankee Gunner. I have like five minutes at the absolute most. But for those of you listening to this as a podcast, hopefully it just sounds like our podcast. And for those of you who are patrons and watching this, first of all, thank you for being a patron. Second of all, why are you watching this? I think what you are going to see is that there's a reason this is not a video format, but we're doing it. We promised we'd do it. And if there's one thing I always do, other than interrupt, it's keep promises. So this is exciting, though, because it is the start of a new season. We have a podcast episode every day this week. some on the main feed like this one, some on the Patreon feed. But regardless, what we're going to do today is make predictions as my witty intro or less witty intro indicated. And the way we're going to do it is with over under. So if you are not a gambler, first of all, congratulations. But you may not be familiar with over under. So the way over under works is you set a number and then you say whether the outcome will go over that number or under that number.

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