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Post-Match podcast. My name is Alex Bithyke-Block me on Twitter, Yankee Gunner. That's right.

Goals so nice. They should be hanging in the Louvre. But how do you hang a goal in the loop? You know, that's going to be the funny thing, isn't it? 20 years from now, you're going to go to a museum and there's going to be gifts or TikTok videos. That's what's going to hang,

which is maybe a sad development, maybe a good development. Let's not be crumudgeonly because it means we can put the goals from this Watford game into the Louvre, into a museum, which is where they belong. Beautiful, stunning, sensational goals scored by Arsenal. And because Arsenal believe in entertainment value, we just made it exciting at the end. You don't want a snooze fest? Who wants a snooze fest? I mean, especially if you're, you know, like West Coast Americans or, you know, I was fortunate. 8 a.m. kickoff. But, you know, Scott, who was on the Instagram kickoff, got to keep him awake. And Arsenal did that too. So I think we all feel good about that, and even gave us a chance to have a little laugh at United with abject futility, especially in the

second half of the Manchester Derby, taking zero shots, producing zero expected goals, and going

to war with one giant egotomaniac striker. So it's all going swimmingly over there. The meltdowns

of the United Punditry was something to behold.

I really enjoyed it. And so we will celebrate the win, the move into top four and all the ramifications thereof and all the good performances therein with Tim. McFanman on Twitter, Strobberda. Hello, Tim. And Paul, can find him on Twitter. I pause for my pants. I'll pause. Woo-hoo. And it's pronounced louver.

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In the louver.

And Clive is at the back of the pod. So if you want to hear Clive, he will be coming on after the break. If you don't want to hear Clive, then when the break hits, you can just, you know, end the podcast. Don't do that, though. I don't hurt his feelings. Guy's sensitive. Okay. Tim,

I guess the best place to start, in my view, when you have a game like this,

is just the goals. All three of them, absolutely sensational.

We'll set Martinelli's aside just for a moment.

The Otagard Saka partnership is really taking on the kind of level of quality that can get your imagination

running wild. And you think about really great teams, and they have these partnerships that really

capture the imagination. Usually one creative player and one attacking player, you know,

in this case, Saca creating for O'Dagard, Odegaard creating for Saka, they are posing a real problem for defenses. Saka cannot be marked by one man. O'Dagard finds little pockets of space. That, whatever you want to call it, pirouet, backheel thing he does in the buildup to the goal is just stunning. Sack at one point in the game ramsdale fires the ball out to him long

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