William Saliba

Strong in the back

We're showing you to it in a turn.

Here's O'Again again.

It's another close goal for the goodness.

Martinetti!

Touch me on me, Jesus.

All right.

Don't worry, neutral.

You've probably only got five or six more years of watching this kind of game

between Pep and Mikkel.

This is the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast. My name is Alex Spithig-Bot me on Twitter, Yankee Gunner. If you loved the 0.4 to 0.5xG game at the Emirates, and you loved the 0.8 to 0.6xG game at the Eddie Had, then I've got news for you. You're in for many, many years of joy because this is what you're going to get served up. And let me tell you something. As Arsenal fans, we don't give a shit. We're super happy about it because we're very good. We're in the title race. We're in the Champions League. We got a lot to compete for. And I am very, very excited about our prospects. Here to discuss our prospects with me now is Clive to find them on Twitter at Cloud PFC. Hello, Clive? Hello, Hello. I know you love a tactical battle.

You can get that big sexy brain wrapped around it and break it all down. It's going to be beautiful. But we can't do that yet.

I got to stop just for a second. By the way, we did an instant reaction on Patreon. It got a little

fiery. It did. I was a little nervous about that. In fact,

I kind of edited it because I was worried about the fieriness of it. But to be fair, people have come back in the very complimentary and said they liked it. So, you know, sometimes diversity of opinion can drive really good debate. And I'm glad we did that. Thanks to everyone who was there for that. And if you want to join over there, lots of great stuff over there, lots of scouting, stuff, things like that. But here is what I need to tell you today. It is officially April.

And because it is April, it is officially the launch of our fundraiser for the Arsenal Foundation. This is the most important thing we do every year. It is the thing I am the most proud of. Last year, I had the chance to go to Jordan to go to the Zattery refugee camp and see a refugee camp of 80,000 people

over half of which are kids and see Arsenal Football Club emblazoned across the camp

working on programs called coaching for life with children, helping them stay out of child marriage,

helping them stay out of labor camps, helping them stay out of harm's way, stay in school,

get the education and the resiliency they need

to thrive and eventually dream of a better, bigger life. And the way Arsenal touches their lives,

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