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

Possibilities here in the second. Udo W. Because Spursorago, it's the area of Because of the Arsenal Vision postmatch Podcasts podcast. is Alex Mpidic and Blackman on Twitter, Yankee Gunner. We still play our games.

When we have a game, we show up. Some would say, no, we don't. We do. We show up. We put players on the pitch. What happens after that is anybody's guess. But Spurs, yeah, they don't even play. they literally, they finally figured out that they are so worthless

that they don't even play football.

Their matches are just called off

for the sake of football generally. And I think that's a decision that is long overdue. It was not a great night at the Emirates. It was a great night at the Emirates. It was a great night at the Emirates, not a great night nonetheless, I think over 12,000 Arsenal fans there to cheer on the women against Barcelona.

It didn't go the way you might hope. But their Champions League dreams are not dashed. There's still hope there. So we do keep hope alive. And in Southampton tomorrow, we'll be touching on all of that. We will have a live stream today, which means tomorrow is definitely a loss. So I apologize for that. but by the time you're hearing this, you won't even know about it because the live stream will have been long since over. So don't worry about that.

Let's get. which means tomorrow is definitely a loss, so I apologize for that. But by the time you're hearing this, you won't even know about it because the live stream

will have been long since over.

So don't worry about that.

Let's get on with the business to doing the podcast. So Tim is on Twitter at Stoberto. Hello, Tim. Hello, now. And Paul's on Twitter. Pause my pants. I'll pause. Woo-hoo. If you are a masochist, we have just the thing for you, a 35-minute podcast on our Patreon

that went up yesterday that is just me, just me talking. Stream a consciousness, 35 minutes.

There's some life lessons in there as well if you really, really want to know what to avoid.

But so that's all there and you can get to it. Tim, starting with you, there's a lot to get

to today, tidbits and notes and things like that, but I think it would be remiss of us not to touch on the night that was. More than the football, because, look, we got pretty handily beaten by a team that we covered last time is substantially better than us at this point, one of the best, if not the best in the world, likely Champions League winners, Barcelona. But just the occasion, the event, playing in front of 12,000 at the Emirates and what the night was like. Yeah, having 12,000, which was a record for a European game for Arsenal ladies slash women, so that's really positive. And what was really kind of nice about it as well, and Jonas Idavel spoke about this after

the game, that the crowd really stayed with the team.

So, you know, Arsenal didn't get to attack very often.

But when they did, even when it was 3-4-0, you know, the crowd really stayed with them.

And that was really, really nice.

And I guess because there's just generally a lot less toxicity around women's football

and probably around Arsenal women who are far more successful than their male counterparts.

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