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This is the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast My name's I like to Mman, Twitter, Hank Gunner. I'm going to make this really brief. I'm in the middle of a pretty big emergency with my work life, which I actually still have one, as weird as that sounds. I don't think in the entire time we've been doing this podcast, it's really interfered, but it's interfering now. So it's not a lot of fun. The most important things are people are healthy, people are safe. Everything's going to be good. The podcast will carry on. But today, you are going to get the instant reaction with Paul, Clive, and Scott from yesterday as your podcast. I hope patrons will forgive me and understand that it's the only way we can put a

podcast out. I hope everyone else will appreciate that we are trying to get you a podcast today so

that we carry on because it was a hell of an occasion last night. Obviously, a very disappointing

result in light of what happened in the first leg, especially,

and how much work went into it. But even beyond that, losing Thomas Party to a red card with

Shaka, obviously being gone because of red cards. There's additional Shaka stuff and Arsenal-related

stuff in the ether, but we are not going to touch on that today for the reasons that we're not even really putting out a brand new podcast today. But next week we'll maybe get into that. We're going to talk the transfer window as it starts to wrap up. Maybe last night is a strong indication that we do need to strengthen. But who knows, after the international break, with everyone back, we go back to playing like we did against Manchester City in the weeks before.

And suddenly everything feels back on track.

It's just a very, very weird January with red cards and postponements and, you know,

party flying back from the Afghan only to not be available for Burnley because he plays a few minutes in the league cup.

Just a very, very weird situation. And the only people rubbing their hands together with Glee right now are the Amazon documentary makers. So good for them. I might be skipping the January episode, but we'll see. So let me turn it over to Paul, Clive, Scott. I'll come back at the end to say goodbye to you, but I just want to say thank you to everybody for putting up with this as your pod. Obviously, their audio quality will be fine. Sorry about mine. I'll say goodbye to you in a minute.

Here, the guys. After a result that only Scott Willis could enjoy, Arsenal bow out of the Carabao Cup

competition. Yep, we lose to the mighty Liverpool, but I'm sure Scott Willis had it in his model, and he's about as excited

as he was when Tottenham got two goals back in 30 seconds last night. Not to give it away, but that

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