Saka

Rice

Trilce

Ah

Erdog

Erdog's

White

Everything's going right

Arsenal is so good

they're goring by mistake.

Oh, Big El-Morrio! Oh!, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, mechalmarino.

This is the Arsenal Vision postmatch podcast.

My name is, Elliot, Timothy, Blackman, Twitter, and Gunner, that is, of course, the Mikkel Marino song being sung lustily by the away fans at Lester,

including one Tim Stillman, who did get his cheese and onion cob in case you were worried.

I was not worried that he wouldn't get it.

I was worried about the potential for him to develop halitosis.

But that's another story altogether,

a comprehensive, convincing 2-0 victory at Leicester in which we really dominated and there was no

concern at any point. Okay, maybe that's not exactly true, but it is a 2-0 victory. We will take it,

and I think as we'll come on to at the very end of this pod, in watching Liverpool play the next day, maybe just maybe, if we can stay close. There's something in this for us. It would be hard. We don't have the bodies. We don't have the attackers. But you can see the nerves are there. Now, to be fair, in that Liverpool game, the referees had their back, had their back. So that's another thing we might touch on, but maybe not too much. We're going to focus on the Arsenal today, although I might have a little dig at Spurs in United because you know how I do, which means there's going to be power rankings tomorrow. There's got to be a power rankings episode tomorrow because there's all kinds of funny shit going on. I don't know if you saw it, by the way, there's video doing the rounds on social media of, I think, Clear Lake. I think it's Egbali talking about his ownership mindset at Chelsea. And it's, I mean, if you set aside the fact that it's hilarious what's happening to that club, it's depressing and a bit distressing for the future of football. So I've shared that, but you can certainly seek it out. We might do a bit of an episode around that theme when we get to the international break because I've been thinking about that a lot. So that's that. Okay, you'll get the power rankings tomorrow. I hope you'll join us for that over on the Patreon. Remember, if you use code AVP, $2.50 to checks us out for months, see what it's like. Get like, I don't know, five or six things a week. Come on. Be with us. Be with us for this journey. This is going to be a Premier League and Champions League double winning season, and you want to soak up all of the hashtag content as we face Real Madrid in the next one. You know what? there'll be time to worry about that. Okay, here with me now is Clive Hillcob. Hello, hello. How you doing, ma'am? All right. All right. Easy, breezy victory over the weekend. That always makes it fun. Did you, did you have any strong reactions to the Liverpool game? I think there's a wobble in there, mate. Well, I think there's a wobble coming, and my line is always just to stay in the room. You don't get wobbles when you're nine points behind, do I mean? And hence my frustration to some of those red cards early in the season. We just need a couple more points, that's all. And we see what they're made of, because I don't think they're made of that much. And I've said it all the way along. I just feel as though there's been a rose-petal pathway for them. And they haven't had to challenge there's almost any other team in the league. And it just seems to be falling in their way. He just got to accept it. It is pretty crazy, isn't it? I mean, you look at City's season being hilariously derailed by injury.

United had eight teenagers on the bench, I believe.

You know, Tottenham have played without most of their best players all season.

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