William Saliba

Strong in the back

But showing you to do it

in a turn.

He's out of God again.

It's another corn goal for the onus.

There's been a lot of debate about the new Premier League laws of the game this season,

but the one that has everybody up in arms most is that Arsenal must lose at least one player to injury every match. This is the Arsenal Vision Postmatch podcast. My name is Elliot Smithy and got me on Twitter at Yankee Gunner. Yeah, that's right. A lot of new rules about getting cards for waving imaginary cards and for time wasting. But the one that I think has this most outraged is this one that says Arsenal must lose at least one player during or between

every match we play. I'm not sure if it's a rule, but it feels like a rule.

Leandro Trissard picking up an injury just before this match. I think Thomas Party injury

was in training just before the match was at the United match, actually, I think, causing

plans to change lineups to shift and

then of course Declan Rice getting injured in the middle of this match, Kyosaka potentially

injured as well, though no news on that and hopefully no news is good news. It's been a bit of

that kind of a start to the season. We remain unbeaten, which is good. But I don't think too many

people are feeling fantastic coming out of the Derby. And it's a shame because I think more than anything,

it just felt like a very poor, sloppy game overall. And I don't think that's what we had in mind

coming off the riotous Champions League victory in midweek,

although perhaps playing an emotionally intense return to the Champions League in midweek

was a factor in how the game finished.

So, you know, a lot to chew on there.

These are the hardest ones sometimes, you know, the thing that's difficult, you know, when we play great

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