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Yeah, there's so much discussion at Top 4, as there should be. It does have a Champions League place on the line, and it is quite important for the future of the club and for our general happiness and competitiveness and all those things. but, you know, the focus on top four is so much about games in hand and who's picking up points and what's happening.

But I do think it is important to recognize. and all those things. But, you know, the focus on top four is so much about games in hand and who's

picking up points and what's happening. But I do think it is important to recognize that we are

actually a better team playing better football than those other chumps that would like to finish above us.

And I, I for one, don't want to lose sight of that. I also think the only downside of the top

four chase is that it is tense, it is urgent, it is important, but maybe just taking attention off being able to live in the moment a little bit, just embrace the moment. Everybody knows that I am one for just living in the here and now. And in the here and now, Arsenal, a hell of a lot of fun to watch. a hell of a lot of fun to watch. And it is a long time coming. I have to admit, one of my big gripes,

one of the reasons I said I was struggling to have patience, I was struggling to trust the process, or Austin trustee the process, is that it needed to be entertaining, that people will have more patience when it's entertaining. And right now it is entertaining. But the irony is it's not just entertaining in vain. It's entertaining and winning. So there's really nothing to complain about. I will try to find something because I, you know, I don't want to disappoint the loyal, loyal fans of my complaining. But I think there are people here who have more important things to add. And it is my joy to introduce my podcast, brethren, starting with Paul. You can find him on Twitter at pause with my pencil, pause. Woo-hoo! And Clive, you can find him on Twitter at Clyde-Clive. Hello, Lou. And it says here, Martim Odegaard. Tim is on Twitter at Stoberto-Hillet, Tim. Hello, though. Hello there, indeed. Look, there is breaking news that perhaps a Saudi Arabian investment group is going to buy Chelsea, but don't worry,

there's no direct links to the government and they are not at all associated with the Saudi

public investment fund that owns Newcastle. And when I say not at all, I mean, they're entirely

related and it is extremely corrupt. But let's not worry about that right now. There are other

times to go

worrying about the future of lesser clubs than by far the greatest team the world has ever seen.

And Tim, since we didn't get you on the instant reaction, I think it is only fair that I let you

start the podcast with arguably the only real talking point. Look, there's a lot to say about this game.

I do think that sometimes people start to accuse you of bias, not you, you know, but people generally,

like you have a bias, you have a player you love that you always want to talk about. And because

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