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All right.

What a popular solo

Ontario.

Possibilities here. And the second Ludo W. I have one really good. I have one really good bit of advice and a preseason game.

Stare out into the Pacific Ocean.

This is the Arsenal Vision Postmatch podcast.

My name is I like to get blocked me on Twitter, Yankee Gunner.

Yeah, I am currently not worried about losing to Manchester United at MetLife Stadium in preseason because I am currently staring out over the Pacific Ocean from Hermosa Beach, California.

There's actually a

lovely volleyball tournament taking place in front of me. So a very bizarre environment, which to

record this podcast, as you can see if you're watching on YouTube, I am in a hotel room

because I don't have a home here, which is a shame, because this would be a lovely place to

have a home, frankly. Let me explain how this pot is going to work. We'll talk to Clive here momentarily. Then I spoke to Tim, literally staring into his eyes lovingly. The Tim section will be part of this podcast. But if you were watching on YouTube, because there were no cameras pointed us, scaring lovingly into each other's eyes in our hotel room, that will not be part of the YouTube, unless I find a way to get it in there,

in which case, if I have found a way to get it in there, then ignore me. It's in there, and you've enjoyed it. So good. Yeah, we're off to a flyer here. Arsenal play Barcelona, obviously, on Wednesday at MetLife Stadium. No, they don't. They play at SoFi Stadium. They played United at MetLife Stadium.

There you go.

We'll be at that game as we were at MetLife.

We'll be at MetLife Stadium. There you go. We'll be at that game as we were at MetLife whenever that was. What was this? Saturday. Who knows what day it is anymore? And so, yeah, lots to cover from that. But here with me now is Clive all the way from, I guess, the, what is it, eight hours of time difference that we are currently experienced together over in sunny old sunny old England. Clive's on Twitter, Clyde, PFC. Hello, Cleve. Hello,

hello. Yeah, I'm, like, I don't know what time of day it is. I don't know what day of the week it is. I'm a little bit upside down, but I am always thrilled to see you and talk to you. And I think there's a little bit of meat on the bone here. I think let's just get stuck into it right away, okay?

Forget whether it matters or doesn't matter or the there's a little bit of meat on the bone here. I think let's just get stuck into it right away,

okay? Forget whether it matters or doesn't matter or the caveats. Let's just get rid of that. We got to see Declan Rice, Kai Haverts and Martin Odegaard playing midfield together. For me, that is the big headline from that match. We got our first look at what I believe will be the midfield that McKell tries to pick for most of this season,

assuming that he can get it to work.

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