Williams Saliba

Strong on the back

We're showing he can do it

It's a he's got a again

It's another class goal for the guys.

In an absolute pivotal moment for Arsenal's season, Manchester United

come through in a penalty shootout meeting Eric Tegahog will most likely stay as manager when we go to Old Trapper. This is the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast. My name is I think about Man's where you're gunner. I almost tripped over that, but you get the idea, right? I was panicking there. When that fourth goal went in for Coventry, which VAR ruled out correctly for toenail fungus being offside, just shows you toenail hygiene, very important. Could win you an F-A-Cup tie. I was worried that Ten Hogg would be buried under Wembley and not available to manage Manchester United when we go to Old Trafford. But I think those fears have been allayed. I suspect he will still be there. And that should be just the lift we need.

But we have business to attend to before that. We have to discuss the Wolves game that was.

We have to look forward to the Chelsea game that will be. Maybe discuss a few bits and bobs from

the things that were in Arsenal this weekend that were kind of interesting and give you an

update on a major, major event that is coming for all of you to hopefully

participate in, if possible.

But first, it is incumbent upon me to introduce Clive.

You can find them on Twitter, Clyde, Clive, PFC. Hello, Cloud.

Hello, hello.

Hello, indeed.

I do want to thank the Chicago Gooners for hosting myself and Paul and obviously Big Mike

and Tim and everybody who is there for the Gunapalooza and the live podcast and just a fantastic event, you know, getting together with people in person is the best. It's just the best. And I know there are a lot of people listening who aren't able to do it as often as they'd like, but any chance you get to do it, it's just a reminder of how special this whole thing is.

So thank you to everybody who was there.

I had a blast.

I did drink Malort.

I do regret it.

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