What a great.

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

Possibilities here in the second. Udo W. It's January 6th. The day of all right. It's January 6th. The day everybody is talking about for justice to be served for wrongdoing. But will it be served? That is a question on everybody's mind about whether or not Arsenal failed to control their players. This is the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast. My name is Oet Smith, Gubman, Twitter, Yankee Gunner. Hello, everybody. That's right. January 6th, a famed day for justice for Arsenal players for failing to be controlled in the 50-something minute against Manchester City,

59th minute, whatever it was.

The point is just a shocking display of a poor behavior, poor self-control.

I'm kidding.

I mean, the whole thing is ridiculous.

And we'll talk about it because ridiculous stuff is what we have to talk about right now.

We don't have much football.

We do have transfer stuff to discuss and fixtures being moved around to make sure that we have maximum pain and maximum

inconvenience. So we will discuss that as the conspiracy against Arsenal rolls on. I am now in

Las Vegas. We'll be in that big, beautiful news studio tomorrow with Scott. So we'll have another

podcast for you then, and that'll be out on video as well, is my belief and expectation. But as we know, expectations don't always work out, so we will see how that goes. And I'm recording, obviously, not in the regular setup. So hopefully the sound and all that will be good, but I do have a beautiful view of some mountains from a hotel room here in Las Vegas, and that's kind of nice. Enough of that nonsense. Paul's on Twitter at pause, my pants, I'll pause. Woo-hoo! Clive's on Twitter at Clyde FC. Hello, Clive. Hello, hello. Yeah, let's deal with the silliness. Just the real pointless silliness first, Paul, which is just this FAA charge. And like, it does feel to me, I have to admit, a little bit like, oh, you think you're

going to have all the media and everybody and all the fans talking about how bad our referee

did against Manchester City.

Well, how about you take this slap on the wrist for failing to control your plate?

Like, it feels so petty and unnecessary.

And I understand that maybe some bottles or things

were thrown when the winning goal was scored and maybe there's conflation about what the charge

is for. That is not what they said it was for. They said it was for failure to control the players

after the red card incident. So I have to take them at their word, which is sort of silly to begin

with. But I mean, can you find any

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