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This is the Arsenal Vision Postmatz podcast.

My name is Elliot Smithy Kabakman on Twitter, Yankee Gunner, back on the road traveling.

And this trip, one that was planned pre-pandemic for a group of friends to celebrate a birthday

milestone and now has been moved to post-pandemic, but I thought it was a little bit

inconsiderated to them to do it right after I had only just gotten back from being in London.

So I don't know where in the world I am.

I don't know when in the world I am, but I know I am here speaking to you right now just

about.

Today, we're going to talk a little Champions League final, and we're also

going to talk about what it's realistic to expect Arsenal to achieve, not just in the next

season, but in the near future, in the context of how the game is changing and the money

of the game is changing. Because I think when we try to think about who should we sign and

how should we build and what is the project and how many years, the thing we sometimes forget is it's not just up to Arsenal.

You know, and I think you can see that pretty clearly with Liverpool because in one way, they are going through a period of unprecedented success in the Premier League.

And yet that unprecedented success has yielded a single title.

Is that through a fault of their own?

Through poor squad building?

Well, of course not.

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