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A dark day for the club on the football pitch, but a great opportunity to remember that what makes us. This is the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast.

My name is Ellie Smith, Blackman, Twitter, Yankee Gunner.

And this is the 500th episode of the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast in one form or another.

In a moment, I will introduce Paul Clive and Tim.

But I want to start with two really important things.

I love that this is the 500th episode because it is the perfect time to celebrate what a spectacular

community this has been, this podcast, Arsenal, by giving back to it in the most powerful

way we know how.

And that is by supporting the Arsenal Foundation, the charitable foundation that reminds

us that the club isn't just about when we are happy with what's happening on the pitch

or when we are quite despondent, but that it is about a global community of people

brought together by their love for a football club who can then go off and do incredible

things. Form bonds of friendship. In Tim's case, form a marriage and a family. In the case of what we're trying to do today, raise money for a good cause. On Thursday, we'll have an interview with the Arsenal Foundation about the works they are doing, both locally in the community and at the Zatari refugee camp. And we are going to give generously to that. We are going to start with a 5,000 pound donation in an effort to hit 20,000 pounds in the month of September. If everyone listening to this podcast gave one pound, we would blow that number out of the water. And I hope that we can do that because in a time when the football isn't

great, what better time than to say that's not all that defines us? What defines us is our community,

our camaraderie, our willingness to help one another and do it in a way that connects to our

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