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This is the Arsenal Vision postmatch podcast.

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It's Bithy Gapachman on Twitter, Yankee Gunner.

That's right. You know, they lift you up. These footballers, sometimes they lift you up. But sometimes they've got to take you down first before they lift you up. A little bit of that going on with Gabriel Magali, not Gabriel's Jesus or Gabriel Martinelli, but a big day for one of the trio of Gabriel's. and a big day for Arsenal.

And I think in a season where it one of the trio of Gabrials and a big day for Arsenal.

And I think in a season where it's been a lot of fun so far, it continues to be fun, but we get to see the team respond to adversity. We get to see the team dig deep and really have to bring

themselves back from the brink of what I think would have been a very dispiriting result, and it winds up being a very big result. And so while, while I would have taken Liverpool's 9-0, I think they're sitting there wishing they had R2-1. I bet they're sitting there wishing that. And I do want to thank Liverpool for not getting the 10-0 and forcing me to rethink my entire outro to the podcast and starting over from scratch, so that's nice. We had an instant reaction with Clive and Paul after the game over on Patreon. If you want to listen to that, we are going to be doing some deadline day stuff this week, probably a live stream or something like that. Kind of depends. With deadline day, you always have to gauge, is there actually going to be any value doing the stuff? Or are we going to be sitting there, like playing sounds of cricket? So we'll see. But if there's something worth doing, we'll do it. I think one of the things that we want to track, kind of like the stock market, is how high can the Antony price go? Like, it looks like it might be $100 million for Man United to buy Anthony. But I feel like I actually hold out for a little more.

Can we get to 120? Can we get to 150 million? Let's find out. Okay, here with me now to talk actual Arsenal stuff and the big win over Fulham is Paul. You can find my Twitter. Pause on my pants. I'll pause. Woohoo. And Tim, you can find my on Twitter. Stoberto. Hello, Tim. Hello there. Apologies. One of my neighbors has just decided to start mowing the lawn. So if you hear the distant hum of a lawn mower, that's why. Yeah, but you know what? That just reminds us that we are not yet through the beauty of summer. So that's a good thing. Keeps all in the abullient spirit of the moment. Clive is taking a well-deserved holiday or vacation, depending on where you are and how you say it. So we wish him

well. He will almost certainly then get FOMO of not being in the conversation and wind up joining for several of the pods during his vacation. So we will wait to see how that develops. So we have a little bit of news. I think the news that our TEDA gave is that Zinchenko and party, neither are clearly available for midweek. It's still up in the air. We'll have to see.

Judging from Zinchenko and party neither are clearly available for midweek. It's still

up in the air. We'll have to see. Judging from Zincenko running the touchline to celebrate with

his teammates, I don't think the knee could be too bad. But Tim, the natural starting point

for this conversation is the lineup in the absence of Thomas Party and Alexander Zincenko.

And it's interesting, right, because I have been saying all season that I think we've moved

away from a total reliance on Thomas Party.

But the irony is, one of the reasons we've been able to move away from

that, I think, has been the introduction of Alexander Zincenko.

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