William Salima

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He's out of God again.

It's another corn score for the onus.

Arsenal's victory at Goodison Park has everybody feverishly looking up the rules of the game to make sure that Everton were actually playing football.

This is the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast.

My name is Elizabethan-Blockman on Twitter, Yankee Gunner. Yeah, I know. Look, Arsenal were time-wasting. I think that's clear. You know, we were time-wasting at nil-nil, at Goodeson Park, against a worthless Everton side. Look, it doesn't make any logical sense,

but just go with it because, you know,

Sky wants that narrative out there and who are we to argue with Sky?

To be fair, Everton, we're doing quite a lot of time wasting themselves.

This is actually the fifth time this season.

They have wasted the time of their fans.

So, you know, that is something that should probably be taken into consideration. More good news. We do not have to do an inquiry into the offside rule

because we won one-nil. I like these pods where we can reference a questionable or potentially scandalous refereeing decision,

but don't have to be absorbed with it, like against United, with the penalty being overturned,

and again, against Everton, with Martinelli's goal being disallowed and what a goal it was, shame that it had to go away.

But it did.

If you want a little schadenfreude, our instant reaction pod with Clive and Paul turned into a bit of a laugh at Chelsea, but more so Manchester United, I recommend you go out and find some of the videos about them out there. There are some good ones. You can see Marcus Rashford walking his absolute socks off. You can see the butcher, being, I guess, occupied by the spirit of Mustafa.

There's all kinds of good stuff there.

There's Andre Onana just not having long enough arms, I guess.

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