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The only way to score is, of course, to play with a handbrake off.

Hello, I'm Ian Stone.

This is Handbreak Off, the Arsenal podcast, brought to you by The Athletic on Saturday.

The Arsenal drop points for the second weekend in a row, drawing nil-0 at home to Everton

to reflect on the game and look ahead to Crystal Palace on Wednesday. I'm joined by Adrian

Clark and Amy Lawrence. Good morning. Hello. Hi-ya. Hi, hi. Now, before we start talking about the game, you've all probably seen the various murals

under the bridge on Hornsey Road. Many of our beloved men's and women's players,

there's a little mascot who was giving it large to the Spurs' mascots this season, and most recently,

Nicholas Joviour, our set-piece coach, which calls me a bit of stir online.

Who or what should be depicted next?

Adrian, what do you think?

I'm going to go with someone who's a bit of an unsung hero at the club.

It should really be a bit of a cult hero.

I'm going to say Vic Acres should get one.

Vic Acres is a proper Arsenal guy, 35 trophies as the Arsenal women's manager or ladies at the start.

He's the guy who founded it and went on to be, yeah, the greatest manager really in the history of the women's

game and i don't i don't know if he gets enough credit people maybe forget forget about it

of course he also married that role with being the kit man during the whole arson

or most of the arsumvinga era so he was there in all those great moments when that wonderful team delivered.

He's an awesome legend in my eyes.

And I don't think we should forget, Vic.

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