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Finally, the Arsenal breaks. You know. Thank you. I'm going Gunner.

I think you recognize that music. We haven't heard it this season, but we've heard it in the recent past. That's right. It is the Europa League anthem. And I, for one, think it's a banger. I have always thought it is the better anthem. And I'm looking forward to hearing it again. And there will be time when the season is over to discuss progress, to discuss the things that we've gotten right. And it's going to be

hard because in the moment, I think we are all feeling a bit of a loss. We're struggling through

an emotionally challenging moment that is going to make it

difficult to have objective conclusions on the season. So what I hope we can do is talk about

what went wrong at Newcastle. What has gone wrong in the last few games and how we find

ourselves in the situation we are currently in where Timu Puki is going to beat Spurs and we are still going to make it in the Champions

League obviously. Probably not. But what I mean is essentially that I don't believe there are

going to be many of us that really effectively can contextualize the whole season in this moment. So I don't know that we're going

to try to do that right now. What I do want to say is I leave tomorrow for London. And I found

myself last night through the sadness, through the trauma of what we're experiencing, still feeling

extremely excited to see people to connect with people, to raise a glass with people, to celebrate

the season that was, to celebrate our connection to Arsenal. And like, it is the case that

whether the football is delivering you joy or sadness, it's the people that we get to

meet and connect with and relate to and spend time with and share the experience with that makes

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