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Strong in the back

We're showing he can do it

It is a good again

It's another close goal for the owners 19-9 today's a lot of course goal for the goddess.

For today's podcast, we're going to do something special.

We're just going to step aside and play the DVD, North London Derby, April 2024,

how Spurs almost made it a game.

This is the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast. My name is Alex Smith, you got me on Twitter,

and Gunner. Yeah, that's going to be in the Spurs shop soon. We almost made it a game. North London

Derby, April 24. We nearly wrecked their title challenge. Here's the weird thing. You don't get any points for losing by one goal.

In fact, you get no points and you get a loss for that.

And so Arsenal have not only won the North London Derby

and confirmed Champions League qualification for another season,

we have welcomed back a dear friend who was here last year and is here again.

And his name is St. Totterham.

It is St. Totterham's Day yesterday. So today we are celebrating St. Totterham's Day.

I for one enjoy this holiday. I lamented its absence for several years. It is now back.

It is the day, of course, when Tottenham can no longer finish above Arsenal, which is the

natural order of things. And consecutive London Derby is won by Arsenal in stylish fashion. I do have to laugh at the people who are being somewhat critical of how the game ended or we made it close because, like, weren't these the same people saying we bored them to sleep when we played at the Eddie Had? Like, which do you, which way do you want it? Do you want us to make it interesting and exciting for you? Or do you want us to make it boring? The good news is we can play both ways. We can get a result both ways. And we did beat Tottenham Hotspur 3-2, made it just fun enough that we all got a pulse check before the end of the game. And we'll probably talk about how we experience that. We've got some sensational individual performances in this game as well that I'm sure we will celebrate. And we still sit top of the table, albeit with a game in hand, and we look for city to slip up. And that's really where we are in the world right now. So we're going to discuss all of that. I will let you know that the fundraiser has wrapped up. I want to thank everybody. And under a month,

you raised over 314,000 pounds for the child refugees in the Zattery camp. It is an astonishing

figure. It is one that reflects the generosity and solidarity of this community in an extraordinary

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