What a great.

What a popular sober goal, my dearie, all right?

Possibilities here in the last minute Equalizer can actually be really fun.

This is the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast.

My name is Alex Smith,

you black man, Twitter, Yankee Gunner.

I'm back in the States, but I'm back with the memories of a lifetime.

And one of them is 95th minute equalizer.

It is funny how playing like, let's say it, crap, and equalizing against lower mid-table opposition at home that you're hoping to beat, when you watch it on TV alone in your home, doesn't leave you feeling that exhilarated.

Singing and shouting and jumping up and down and hugging strangers and then wandering off to get inebriated into the deep hours of the night, it definitely

adds a little different feeling to it. But I assure you, loyal listeners, who expect me to be nothing

short of a lunatic on my flight home, I did a little Zen. I read some of Paul's Eastern

philosophy books to get myself back into the frame of mind to complain endlessly.

So don't worry that's coming. So just a couple of quick notes and we'll dive right into it.

I think that there is interest and I could be dead wrong and maybe this is overly naval gazing,

but I think there is interest in hearing more about my trip, the week that was spent there,

the time Clive and I had and Tim and I had and that Paul had sitting in the corner crying and feeling jealous. I would like to hear that described in detail. No, but all kidding aside, I'd like to do a podcast about that, but I don't want to do it now because we owe you a post-match analysis of the Palace game, and we're going to do that. But I do want to go through all those details because there's just lots of little lovely

details and meeting people and moments that were really special. The other thing is the live event that we did at the Victoria Tavern. As you probably know by now, the audio is out. But if you don't know, the video is out on well. On well. Yeah, let's go with that as well on YouTube. So you can watch the whole event as though you were there.

And having been there, I recommend it. yeah, let's go with that as well on YouTube. So you can watch the whole event as though you were there.

And having been there, I recommend it.

Absolutely.

So, and a thanks to everyone who made that special.

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