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Arsenal did win at the weekend, and the season seems to be going in a good direction.

But as a reminder, please only react to this with a firm handshake and a nod of the head. This is the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast. My name is Alex Smith. You can block me on Twitter at Yankee Gunner. That's right. A firm handshake, maybe a nod of the head. You could give a smirk. I think a full smile would be more than is warranted. the important thing here is that there are obviously rules about how much you should celebrate a victory. And we got to be careful to stay within the line. I'm kidding. Fuck those people. No, celebrate. Take shirt off. Take pants off. Run around. Show off, you know, maybe the fact that you've been using the lawnmower. Do what you got to do. The point is we won, it was tense, and I have to tell you, I am still

probably dealing with some of the post-traumatic stress from the last 10 minutes or so.

The irony is actually it wasn't like it was a full rearguard action. The pressure wasn't

fully honest. But yeah, it was a tense affair, and we did come out victorious. And I

think now it is a case of who blinks first because Liverpool just need to do their job.

Manchester City, as we know Pep is a fraud. He did not do his job. Liverpool, I trust you,

do your job. Because if that happens, and I don't want to necessarily bring up what might happen when we play leads at the Emirates,

but we could be approaching a pivotal point in the season.

Now, a couple of quick things, and then we're going to get right into the meat of this.

Firstly, we are still asking if you would be so kind just to leave us a review on the player of your choice, whether that's the Apple player, the Spotify, or whatever it is, I have been told that algorithmically that helps the podcast. I don't know what that means, but that's what I've been told. And so many of you have emailed your great reviews or direct message them. However, you send them to me DM, email in the Discord, wherever it is, you go into the drawing for free year of Patreon. So thank you for doing that. As you can maybe tell, I'm under the weather, dealing with a very popular illness that most of you have probably read about in the last few years. So just hanging in there. So thanks for putting up with me on that front. Let's get into the Arsenal discussion. And that starts by introducing Paul. You can find my on Twitter, pause my pants, I'll pause. Woohoo. And Clive, you can find my Twitter, Clydeb. P.FSI, hello, hello, Clive, I want to start with you because you got a chance to have the away day experience. And, you know, it's funny. I was listening the arts cast uh because that is what i call preparation

for this podcast and james and Andrew were both saying that actually the tension when you're at the

ground is probably less than when you're watching on tv and i get that right because like

you know when i'm at ground like i'm focused on the drinks and the singing and the atmosphere

and you're you're sort of part of the whole event that's

taking place. And then when you're just sort of in the more antiseptic environment of your home,

watching on TV, you're so laser-focused on just getting over the line. But there's really,

really a special connection between the fans and the players right now and the away support

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