What a great.

All right.

What a popular sober goal, my dearie.

All right. Possibilities here. And this second. No. Arsenal go Arsenal go down

The question is, can they do it on a cold, wet Saturday night in the Amex?

The answer is no. This is the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast. My name is Ellie, Timothy they do it on a cold, wet Saturday night in the Amex? The answer is no.

This is the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast.

My name is Elliot Timothy Kabakman, Twitter, Yankee Gunner.

It was cold.

It was wet.

It was windy.

It didn't work out. Let's put it that way. But it is a battling point. I guess we can discuss it as a disgusting, vile, hideous performance that leaves us tearing our hair, rending our flesh,

furious with the manager, the players in the club in general. vile, hideous performance that leaves us tearing our hair, rending our flesh,

furious with the manager, the players in the club in general,

or a battling point that shows that this club has something about it,

that the players later fight for the manager,

that the manager can get through the hard times,

that we can eke out a point when everything is going against us.

I am sure those of you listening fall into one of

those two categories, but we will try to bestride those two categories to bring them together,

to create a union, to analyze a match in a way that makes it much more enjoyable than watching

it was. And I don't know about you, but ending a Saturday night wet and exhausted is supposed to be better

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