What a great.

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

Possibilities here.

The Arsenal is a football in England.

Because all I want to.

Find the Arsenal breaks.

And it's Arsenal, Arsenal, FC.

We're by far the greatest club that still plays football in England. This is the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast. My name is Alex Smith, Blackman, Twitter, Yankee Gunner. Yeah, we still play football, and that by itself is a distinction, as many, many, many other clubs opted not to play football, including Tottenham Hotspur, who so much opted not to play football, that they are no longer in the UEFA whatever league, whatever they call that thing, the comedy nonsense league they were in.

They're not even in that anymore.

To be fair, they did play over the weekend against Liverpool in a game that was totally mad

and had lots of weird refereeing decisions.

But we're not here to talk about that because we're here to talk about Arsenal going away,

difficult ground, really, really, really tough conditions,

and winning handsomely over, again, I don't want to say that Leeds is like a title contender,

but certainly one of the strongest teams in the league. And to do what we did to them,

well, let's just say there aren't many teams that are going to score four goals against Le. There may be some that score seven, but that's not four. So, ha, teach you.

And on the instant reaction pod, Tim, who was quite in his cups and maybe expressing some

opinions that are best left on the Patreon side of things, did reference history of Arsenal

beating leads, scoring four goals back in the invincible era.

So I'm not saying we're going to be invincible from now on. I'm just saying we're never going to lose again. Here with me now is Paul. You can find him on Twitter. I'll pass my pants. I'll pause. Woo. And Clive, you can find him on Twitter. Clive p.F. That guy. Hello, Clive. Hello. Hello.

Third time, we're trying to do this podcast due to interruptions.

So at this point, you get what you get and you don't throw a fit is what I tell my six-year-old and my two-year-old. And I am telling everyone that presently. So this was fun. And look, we could run it through the Crapetron. We all get it. But you still have to beat the team that's in front of you. And when life gives you a gift, what do they say about gift horses? Like don't get behind them when they have to go to the bathroom or something. Like just don't throw it back in your face. Like we got handed something, an opportunity to go beat up a in team. And guess what? We went and beat up

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