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90 minutes on what the hell those scratches were on Pep's head.

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Yeah, Pep, um, Pep's not doing great, everyone. And neither are Manchester City. Um, I can tell you, as we were bouncing, singing the, the Marino song that we'd nicked off sporting Lisbon and everybody's turning and going, city just blew a three-goal lead. It only made the night better. Uh, wherever you are, whatever you're doing. I hope you are wonderful. I hope you are happy. I hope you're at peace. And all I can say is that it is Thanksgiving here in the United States. So a happy Thanksgiving to those of you celebrating with family. I also know the holidays can be difficult for people. And for those of you, for whom that is the case, we love you. We're here for you. And we hope that you have place to find happiness and connectedness. And, you know, if we can help with that, certainly love to. I know that I feel filled up and connected after a trip that I feel very privileged to have taken. I just want to say thanks to everyone that I get to bump into and say hi to once again, Arsenal supporters, at least to me, seeming to be some of the most welcoming and beautiful people that I've met in my lifetime. So we're going to do a pot on the football. Don't worry, this isn't all going to be a navel gazing at what it was like to be there. We'll give you a little bit of that too, just because it'd be weird not to do it. I do owe a huge thanks to Killen and his wife, Jen, for hosting in Lisbon, two lovely people whom I love with all my heart and soul and will miss, but really appreciate it the time with them. And of course, it's a man without whom I wouldn't probably be involved in doing anything. Arsenal-related, and certainly not a podcast. Andrew Arsblog, seeing him, you know, just one of the great pleasures every time get a chance to do it. So thanks to him for being around and being wonderful. So with that out of the way, I will say there have been questions about this. We're doing, I wanted to do something to say thank you to the community and kind of be holiday-oriented and a thanks for the FCA thing. And so for a month, up until the end of the year, we're doing half off the Patreon for the first month. So instead of that first month being five US dollars, it would be $250, which is like two quid. And you can sign up with the code 10-0 all caps, 10-0-T-E-N-N-N-I-L all caps. It's 50% off the first month. If you do a year, you can get 10% off. And that's for new subscribers for that first month. And if you have any questions about it, obviously shoot me an email or DM me or just get in touch and we'll, you know, answer any questions you have. We're going to do a rewatch of this game tomorrow, I believe. And there'll be an instant reaction for the West Ham game over the weekend. We're also going to be starting a new watch-along concept here pretty soon using a technology that just launched. Lots of cool stuff coming. I know whenever there's travel, it disrupts the schedule, but we're going to come back in even better form, just like Arsenal. So great things ahead. Beautiful things for all of us. I hope you're doing well. We love you so much. And here with me now is Paul, you can find them on Twitter at Paz. my pencil a bus. Woohoo. Indeed. And Clive. You can find them on Twitter.

Clyde. of us. I hope you're doing well. We love you so much. And here with me now is Paul, you can find them on Twitter. It passed my pencil of pause. Woohoo. Indeed. And Clive, you can find him on Twitter, Clive. Hello, Clive. Hello. Hello. Sadly, not sitting on a couch, staring into your eyes. Uh, you know, holding your thigh and as we do this podcast, but it means more to you than me. You're not wrong.

You're not wrong.

It's just football, mate. It also, I thank God. I'm so happy to be back in the gray, snowy cold, really, really good to get away from the sun and the warmth. Let's dive into it. Obviously, a historic night, 5-1 victory for Arsenal, a really interesting week of football in general with what's going on with City as well. Of course, we can analyze that. And I think you see a

Rayal Madrid that doesn't look their strongest Bayern Munich continued, I think, be in a bit of a valley

as far as they go. And you would be forgiven if you're looking at the Champions League

and squinting and saying, could it, could it be?

Is it possible? Is it open? It feels a little open. But let's, let's not get ahead of ourselves. We'll do the, uh, how are you going to celebrate winning the Champions League talk at the end of the pod. Okay. So, Clive, let's do it quick. Again, not too much navel gazing, but just your thoughts on Lisbon, your thoughts on the night experiencing a historic away win and just how you felt about

being there in general. Yeah, Lisbon's a nice place, right? And it's a sort of place when you visit, you feel as though you could stay, you know, and we all had that feeling you go on a holiday, but this one for real. It had to drag me onto the plane, mate. Yeah, you could stay. It feels tough to sort of walk away from that rooftop bar. I know life isn't a rooftop bar, but it felt like it for a short period. And yeah, very enjoyable. And killing was great, wasn't he, getting us around? And I looked after me, walking slowly behind you and Andrew striding ahead.

You didn't have your Lycra. That was the problem. Yeah, exactly. He'll all come. I said to kill him. Don't wait. They'll come back to us eventually. We're like the O'Deguards. The ball always comes back to us, right? Because they don't know which way to turn, right? So that's how we did it. But yeah, a really nice experience. I always feel like I'm not just privileged to travel to watch ourselves all the way, which is great.

I don't do it often. When you sort of join the fans that do do it often, you feel like, yeah, this is nice. They really do this. And I do it's like three, four times of year max, you know. And so, that's always a privilege and people are always so nice. But yeah, it was one of those moments where you could say I was there. And there hasn't been many these European nights. And we did our IR, I knew that I had a feeling that Tim was in Inter Milan, but I wasn't sure, so I didn't say nothing, messaged him laugh at us. Of course he was there. That was a long time ago, right? That was 20 years ago.

And it's that level of night, you know,

and it really was, and it's really reset us in the Champions League. So, yeah, extremely enjoyable, extremely privileged,

and it was the archetypal performance for me,

how we play, style of play, roles, responsibilities, balance,

particularly in that first half.

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