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With me, your presenter Tim Stillman stepping in for Elliot Smith. Today, we're giving

Elliot a day off after presenting pretty much every single, well, not quite every single, but

about 95% of the World Cup daily podcasts. And obviously with the Arsenal coming back very, very soon,

we've decided to, you know, a bit like, a bit like Elliot's won the

World Cup. We've decided to give him a couple of days off to celebrate before he gets back to the

real business of Arsenal and the Premier League. And obviously we are going to talk about

Arsenal and the Premier League and the game against Juventus on Saturday and some of the issues arising

from that. But in something that I think is going to be really, really original that not

many other podcasts have done, specifically not many other Arsenal podcasts have done. We might

just spend the first half talking about the World Cup final, which was the second biggest game that

happened this weekend, and maybe just take like a bigger kind of wider view of some of the

things that happened in this year's World Cup, which felt like a real, on one hand, felt very,

very long, but at the same time felt kind of short and a bit like a whirlwind. But anyway, before we get to any of that, the two gentlemen who are going to help me to dissect all of that are Clive, who you can follow on Twitter at Clive P-A-F-C. Good afternoon, Clive. Good afternoon, Tim. Hello, hello. How are you? Yeah, not too bad. Thank you. Not too bad. I'm always, I hesitated there because, like, I've realised that, like, it's not the afternoon for Paul. It might not be the afternoon for people who are listening to this, but it's difficult to know what else to kind of say as a kind of informal, merely mouth British greeting. And in that interest, I'm going to speak to someone who isn't British.

Good morning, Paul, who you can follow on Twitter at Posnan in My Pants. Paul, how are you doing this

morning? I'm doing great, thanks. You've got that whole professional air about you.

We're not going to knock out of him, Paul. Let's knock that out of him. We can't have this crap.

We've got to knock that out of it real quick.

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