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this is the Arsenal Vision

Postmatch podcast. My name is Alex Smith, the Gobb on Twitter, and you Gunner. That's right. Over on

the Patreon side of things, we have a feature we call the rewatch. We put the video up on the screen. Clive talks about it, tells you what's happening. I stop him to do a screenshot and say, this player should have passed to this player here

he was open and Clive tells me to shut up and then

goes on and says more tactically

insightful things. But new feature today, if you sign up immediately, you don't have to do a rewatch for the Bode-Glympe game. I'm kidding. You can stay here. You can be there. We've got stuff there. We've got stuff here. There's stuff for everybody. So do the thing you like. But absolutely, the thing you probably should take my advice on doing is not rewatching the Boat Glimb game. I think it is fair to say, job done, move on. Like that, that's how I feel about now. That's not going to fill column inches. That's not going to fill podcast minutes. But we can find stuff to talk about. The thing about a good season is sometimes it's just going well, and it doesn't have to be a thing. Not the prettiest game. Not the prettiest pitch, not the prettiest game. Kind of a fun atmosphere. Bukaiosaka hit a guy just trying to live his life in his flat. He's trying to live his life. Bukaiasaka shot lands in his flat. That's going to happen sometimes when you play in Norway.

So here to discuss that with me, probably more about the Leeds game and whatever else we can find to discuss in an Arsenal season that is going pretty well. I think you'd have to say is, Paul, you can find him on Twitter at pause my pants, I'll pause. Woohoo. Woohoo. Woohoo, indeed. And Clive, you can find him on Twitter at Clyde. FFC, hello, Clive.

Hello, Lynn.

Hello, indeed.

I will tell you, this is the third time we are starting recording

this podcast. So what we are trying to do is emulate the experience of the game by making this

a very, very mediocre effort on our part that just about gets over the finish line. Clive,

the talking point whenever you have midweek games is the lineup,

because there's always going to be people that think the most important thing is win every game.

When every game, when every game.

And then there are some people that are going to say the most important thing is fitness.

Don't risk the players.

Don't risk any players, especially on a plastic pitch.

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