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Arsenal fans express concern about Pekyosaka being called up for England.

But on the flip side, those bionic enhancements are going to make him that much stronger in the league.

This is the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast.

My name is Elliot.

It's 50 good black man, Twitter, Inc. Gunner, yeah.

The robotics that they have put into Bacayosaka to replace all the limbs and muscles and fibrous tissue and all kinds of ligaments and things that he no longer has, have actually enhanced his speed,

his power, all of the qualities you'd want from a footballer. So I think what we can say is now there need be no more debate about rotating Bacayosaka. All we have to ensure is that we have a

good power supply to plug him into and maybe a little bit WD40, a little oil, make sure that the joints are limbered up, and he's ready to go. So I look forward to seeing him play 90 minutes in every football match for the rest of the season. I don't mean every Arsenal football match. I mean every single football match. There's a new rule, Bukaiosaka must appear in every single football match. And I, for one, I'm here for it because I like Pekkaaosaica. He's quite likable, quite easy to enjoy, and I hope he plays a lot of football. So what's going on? A few things. We did our power rankings episode this week, Clive and I. It was a hell of a lot of fun. I would love for you to listen to it if you'd

like to head over to Patreon and check it out. Essentially, we ran the rule over all of the teams that are inferior to Arsenal, which is all of the teams. But it's, it's all the big clubs from city to Liverpool to Chelsea to United to Ashton Villa. There's another one I feel like I'm forgetting. Newcastle. Is there another one? I don't think there's another one. No. Not no. Another club doesn't come to mind, but, you know, there might be another one in there, but I certainly can't think of who that might be because they're not even a part of my thoughts. So we'd love to have you over there. We are a finalist for the FCA Football Content Awards, best Premier League podcast.

And frankly, while I'm not sure we deserve it, the alternative is that a non-Arsonal podcast wins.

We can't have that.

So there's a link to voting in the show notes.

They do it 50% fan vote and 50% judges vote.

And as we know, the judges, you know, it's like VAR, right? They probably

have their biases, but we can at least show up and show out and do our part. We would love to have

your vote. We love you. And if you don't want to vote, we love you as well. Because at the end of the day,

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