William Salima

Strong in the back

We're showing you to it

in a time.

He's out of God again.

It's another corn score for the onus.

Notting.

Touched my Jesus.

Arsenal thought they had a great point at Stanford Bridge until the PGMOL

discovered that not only William Saliba, but all 11 Arsenal players on the pitch had arms. This is the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast. My name is Elliot Smith, the Blackman, Twitter, Inc. Gunner. That's right. Now that they've discovered that all of the players had arms, we have had a points deduction. Now, they've taken away the point we got at Stanford Bridge. They're considering a further points deduction. I mean, it is outrageous. The game is football. You don't need arms. If you had real commitment, and this goes for Sileba and for all players, you'd get rid of the arms. And, you know, I think also that would reflect a respect for the PGMOL and its referees who clearly struggle to enforce the laws of the game, and in particular

the handball law, and that's a tough one to interpret.

And if the players were kind enough not to have arms, then there would be no need for this

kind of debate and distraction.

And so we'll see what happens with that.

I want to say, just a very quick thank you to the Minneapolis, Minnesota gooners, who

hosted myself and Paul this weekend,

along with hundreds of other gooners from across the Midwest and Arsenal America.

Thank you as well.

Lori Laker, obviously, an important organizer, Ethan, as well.

Just a great group of people.

And, you know, I cannot wait to see Clive and Tim over in London in just a few short days' time.

But to be able to see so many people like here in my own hometown, really special,

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