What a great.

All right.

What a popular sober goal, my dearie.

All right. Possibilities here. And this second. No. Arsenal pay Arsenal pay tribute to the only ones who can watch the match.

This is the Arsenal Vision postmatch podcast. My name isyuk-Bak me on Twitter at Yankee Gunner.

It was an interesting day for those of us who are not legacy fans.

The online fans, you may call us, although I do want to point out that in October I will be at the ground.

Does that make me a legacy fan?

Or do I get a legacy fan card?

You know what?

We'll solve that later. Point is, there was no way to watch the game. And if you were trying, what you do know is that there were the heroes among us at the ground, totally unafraid to lose their clout, unafraid to lose the respect to their fellow matchgoing fan because they had the internet fan in mind pointing their phones at the stadium, streaming the game

at great peril to their Twitter accounts, to their season tickets and whatnot. But yeah, so that was

it. Some shaky, grainy, dare I say poorly filmed, and I apologize to the heroes who filmed it,

but let's just say it. It is what it is. Views of the game, followed by the audio commentary

on Arsenal Player, if you chose that. Not even a lot of written reports to follow along with. So an interesting time where an actual

competitive game of Arsenal football was not available to be watched by the majority of

Arsenal fans. But we are a very well-connected podcast. And I think you know that we have an

Arsenal fan among us in our group that was there that can tell you how the game went. And you know what? You can't disagree with his opinion because you don't know if he's right or not. Well, unless you were there too, let's introduce him now. His name is Tim. You can find him on Twitter. I'm on Twitter. Pause my pants. I'll tell him. Look, Clive's a celebrity. We all know that. So now he's doing these advertisements for local businesses to support them in combination with Arsenal, the actual football club itself, promoting these local businesses, try to help them stay on their feet, get back on their feet following the pandemic. And so kudos to Clive. He's not missing today because he's too big for the pod. I dare not comment on speculation. If I speak, I'm in big trouble, he will be on a Patreon pod tomorrow to preview the Derby. If you want to hear me singing John Lennon's imagine, except with lyrics related to the inability to watch the match, that was the opener to my solo reaction pod yesterday, and thanks to the patrons who suffered through that. But today, we'll talk a bit about the Wimbledon match if we learned anything from Tim

telling us about it. And then we will look ahead to the Derby. So that's what's on tap today.

And we'll start with you, Tim. I'm very excited to hear about this game because I had a lot

of opinions about it despite not seeing it.

Now I can see if those opinions were right or not.

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