What a great.

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What a popular sober goal, my dearie.

All right. Possibilities here. And this second. No. This is a publicist's a good old, my dearie already. This is the Arsenal Vision postmatch. My name's My name's Michael, finally the Arsenal breaks. This is a public service reminder that wherever you are, or whatever you're doing, you should still be laughing at Spurs. This is the Arsenal Vision post-Mash podcast. My name is Elliot, Smithy, Blackman, Twitter, Yankee Gunner. Yeah, look, it's still technically Derby Week. We haven't played since the Derby, which means you should still technically be laughing at Tottenham. I mean, you should always be laughing at Tottenham, if possible. but this week in particular, you really should be laughing at Tottenham. I mean, I realize they are beating NS Murah with a fairly strong team. So, you know, congrats to them on that. But, yeah, still plenty of time to laugh at Tottenham. We don't play Brighton until Saturday. So unless you're listening to this after the Brighton game for some reason, you should

still be laughing at Spurton.

You can still do that going forward.

Just a few quick things before we get started. This is actually the second podcast I'm recording today, and depending on when you're listening to it, it may be the second podcast you're getting to today. But if you're saying, what are you talking about? and somehow you missed it on the feed because of timing.

There's a podcast right before this one that is me talking to Lee Dixon.

And it's, and somehow you missed it on the feed because of timing. There's a podcast right before this one that is me talking to Lee Dixon.

And it's really funny because we talk so much about tactics and stats and data and transfers and all the sort of conversations surrounding modern football on this podcast.

And sometimes, you know, thanks largely to Tim and Clive and Paul and not so much myself,

but we do get into the history and the meaning of it.

But what really moved me in Talk to Lee was when he got on to talking about the Arsenal

and what it meant when he went there and the way the cultures and the traditions of the

club were passed down and the size of the institution and the meaning in the institution

and how

that weighed on him, just really, if you can be nostalgic for an era, you didn't really

get to experience. It transmitted that sense of nostalgia to me. So, you know, if you haven't

listened to it, I recommend it. If you have listened to it, thank you so much and thank you to

him. It was our final day today of the Just Giving fundraiser, and we did hit right around 25,000 pounds,

122% to goal, 825 people donating. We donated as well, of course, and I just want to say thank you.

I mean, it means the world to us to be able to do that. It means the world to us that you've given so generously. So thank you for that. So with that haven't been said, we'll get into the nonsense portion of the podcast now, where I introduce Paul, you can find him on Twitter. It's my pants. I'll pass. Woohoo. And Tim, you can find him on Twitter at St. Alberto. Hello, Tim. Hello, though. Clive has given himself a holiday. His PTO time was not approved by management, but we'll just have to see how that goes in, I guess we'll go into arbitration or something and figure it out. So some kind of alternative dispute resolution. Nobody do. He'll be back. He'll be back tomorrow, in fact. And we should have a pod tomorrow, I think, with Scott and a premierly ground-up analytics type thing for patrons and then the insert reaction on.

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