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That's it everyone. He's in the record books an absolutely historic moment the goal that Harry

Kane scored that won Arsenal the title. This is the Arsenal vision post-match podcast. My name is

I like to be the Black Panther Yankee Gunner. I mean, they can't help themselves. Can they?

A rebona goal for the ages in a loss to Arsenal. A Harry Kane record setting goal that may mean

the Arsenal sort of technically on a technicality won the league at Tottenham again.

As Tottenham had beaten Manchester City and now Spurs fans left to be miserable in victory.

Only Tottenham could find themselves in a situation where both victory and defeat would have

made them miserable. I am perfectly happy with the outcome of that game. We will discuss that

and how it has led from the agony to the ecstasy. That is football in the nutshell, right?

The agony in the ecstasy. We had the agony on Saturday. We had the ecstasy on Sunday.

I know many of you would say referring to a Spurs victory as ecstasy is not okay. I hear you.

Maybe it's not a scream and yell and shout out at the top of your lungs. Maybe it's just a

gentle, dignified fist bump. Just a little pump of the fist into the air.

Maybe an eyebrow raise. A politely worded tweet. But you know where I'm at because this was huge.

And I think it's huge for the team. I think it lifts the team going into a week where they need

to refocus and look at Brentford at home before it's City at home. Two games that are critical.

Coming off a loss that obviously is deeply disappointing. But this result flips the narrative.

And I think it really is going to be a crucial one in the scheme of things. We'll be discussing

City's loss and how it changes the feeling around the club and the feeling around the fan base

and the feeling around the title race following the loss. Then of course we'll dig into the loss

at Everton. What went wrong? Maybe where the subs wrong. We'll get into that. I think there's

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