I'm

Shaka Rice Tril Strz Ertigard White Everything's going right After those are so good They're goring by mistake. I hate starting a week and a pod on a sour note, but it is over. It was good while it lasted, but it's over. It's time we just accept it. Eric Ten Hogg, we will miss you. This is the Arsenal Vision Postmatch podcast. My name is Timothy Gubachman on Twitter. I'm going 50 good black man on Twitter. I'm really down. I'm really down in the dumps. And football is the only thing that can make you feel this way. News of Erickton Hog being sacked has hit me hard. It was an era that I think it's fair to say I soaked the joy out of it. You know how I always say when football gives you joy, you should take it. I think it is fair to say I am one of the people that

quite heavily and

effectively took the joy out of the Erickton Hog era at Manchester United. It ends, I think

iconically, with a loss to West Ham that is based on or predicated on a horrendous refereeing decision to give West Ham a penalty

that is never a penalty. And Ericton Hogg gets to go out really on the high note of being

able to complain that if that penalty had not been given, he would have kept his job and he would

have gone on to achieve immense things there. We will miss him. The Rude van Nistleroy era begins, but hopefully a short one to be followed by the Gareth Southgate era. We can keep our fingers crossed for that. But this is the Arsenal Vision podcast, so we will not be talking about that a whole heck of a lot. We will be talking about a performance against Liverpool that I'm proud of. We'll see if Clyde feels the same way,

and if those of you listening feel the same way. The challenges of that performance,

I want to just say this up front. We will touch on the contentious refereeing decisions,

but I think collectively, we may have gone too far down rabbit holes, and I say this for

myself, I'm not speaking for anybody else, of emphasizing

referees and emphasizing media narrative. And one of the things we can do in this little bubble of ours is not have to go down that rabbit hole and really focus on the football and the players we have available and what we're trying to accomplish. So let's do that up front. How about that? And then towards the tail end of the pod, we could certainly cover the impact of some of those things, you know, towards the back end.

Last quick update, we will have a power rank. to the pod. We could certainly cover the impact of some of those things, you know, towards the

back end. Last quick update, we will have a power rankings pod this week. You got to when

Spurs lose and United Luz and Ten Hag gets sacked. So we'll do that. We will get a rewatch of the

Liverpool game. Been a while since we did that. So we'd love to have you, you know, come join us for

that stuff. If you can't totally understand, but we're here for you either way. So I think with that we can get on with it. And here with you now is Clive. You'd find them on Twitter at Clive PFC. Hello, Clive. Hello. You and I are both dealing with some man flu, but we are going to, we're going to set that to one side because if our players can play 90 minutes of football at the highest level,

half fit,

unfit, doing their best, we just can't afford to be down a man. We can't afford to be down a man. Tim's unavailable. Paul's unavailable. You and I have, with heavy strapping on, that sounds a little weird when I say it, have shown up to do the job, right?

Yeah, gotta be here, right? There's a big game. Little Paul's a big game. We work, I hope to have all of us, wouldn't we? But I think it's half turn for the kids over here, so Tim's got to do his work. And Paul, Paul's just crazy, man. He could be in any meeting. Who knows?

Who knows?

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