It's a

What a scream!

What's a screaming!

It's a fantastic goal!

Austin back in it!

Here's Lipper.

Lines it up, right net.

Arsenal in front

it's bakayosaka's world and we're all just living in it

this is the arsenal vision post-match podcast my name's elizabeth tithic buckman

twitter yankee gunner uh yeah i mean look i don't have an inflatable unicorn

but if i did i would be riding it in honor of our hero our savior our young

uh rescuer of all things dark and evil bucayaka. He is the joy of the football world right now and certainly the Arsenal world. We're going to talk about Bikaiusaka, maybe a little bit about England too. And we're going to do that with Tim and Paul, but we're not going to do that just yet because first we're going to do it with Andrew Mangan. You may know him as Ars blog. That's where you can find him on Twitter.

Hello, Andrew. Hello, Elliot. How are you? I'm good. I want to talk about Bukaiosaka, but first, we have limited time. I'd like to devote a good chunk of it to really digging into William Saliba. I'm kidding. So one thing you told me, you've got to hang out of here. Bye. Have a good one. No, I'm kidding. We're not going to bring

anybody down like that. We're going to talk about the man who strides the world on an inflatable

unicorn, and that is Pukaiosaka. Look, I don't know where you are on the rooting for England

or not rooting for England thing, but it's been,

you know, a hell of a journey for England and the Euros. And I feel like maybe I'm too much

in the arsenal bubble, but I feel like Pukaiosaka has been a big part of that story. I mean,

in terms of just the way this kid seems to be infectious with the joy he brings to people, the way he can just

have this sort of quiet confidence that he exudes without coming across like a prick

like some young Tyros can. He's just, he's a real joy. And for me, I mean, he's been the thing

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