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Okay, look, on the topic of coming home, it may not be coming home, but he's coming home.

This is the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast.

My name is Eli Smith, the Black, I'm sorry to all my England friends and English listeners who were heartbroken by the loss to France, I will say, just from my own perspective.

I thought England were very good, but being very good doesn't get you the win because

Olivier Giroud is inevitable. He's like Thanos, snapped his fingers, and England are out of the World Cup, but he is coming home. And by he, I mean, Bukaiosaka. And that means that only William Saliba is left at the World Cup of the Arsenal players. And I think it may hurt right now from an England perspective if that is what you're rooting for.

But from an Arsenal perspective, I think it leaves us in pretty good shape.

So we're going to talk a little bit about the England game just because I think that, you know,

it's a relevant topic, although you can get certainly better analysis from Lewis and Tim and

Phil on the World Cup Daily that aired last night, UK time. And we're going to talk a little about Dubai training camp. The players coming back together. The Indica Links. It rolls off the tongue weird. Indicolinks. Indicolinks. It sounds like a thing. I don't know. Let's not make it a thing, though, because I feel like it'll go to a weird place. Let's do this. Let's introduce who's on the pod. Then I want to say one thing before we get started.

So joining me now is Paul, you can find him on Twitter, pause my pants. I'll pause.

Woohoo. And Clive, you can find him on Twitter, Clyde, Clive PFC. Hello, Clive. Hello, hello. I took a pause before I introduced you because I assumed that Paul was going to say something about Indicolinks.

Well, you did say it rolled off the tongue. I thought you had it all covered.

Okay. So before we get started, I just want to say this. I guess two days ago now, Grant Wall passed away in Qatar. And Grant Wall, a very prominent football journalist from the U.S., someone who, I think it's fair to say it was instrumental in growing the game in the U.S.

and especially growing the women's game. Grant and I went to university together, and I can tell you that from a very young age, someone who was inspirational and kind, I think he was an excellent writer.

And whether you followed his work or not,

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