And Gab, he jewels blue skies over West London, blue is still the skies over North London.

Because I was a huge win for Arsenal. We'll be getting into that. We'll be talking about plenty of top FA Cup

option, United winning, City winning, Liverpool winning their league games, Spurs, not so much big win for you.

You have a pod back. How about that?

Yes. And troubles are not so out of life. We'll get it again to all that.

But let's start at the Emirates. Yeah. Arsenal and everything. Now, jewels, going into this, I thought, all right, February 4th, Sean Ditch's first game in charge.

Everton, get him right out there. Yeah.

And absolutely bullied Arsenal. I mean, they made them their female dogs. Yes.

Yeah. Yeah. And then what happens? And so I was thinking, ooh, you know, is this going to play in their minds?

What's he going to do? Isn't he going a little more muscular? Maybe partying instead of Georgie? No, he doesn't do that.

He brings on partying at half time. Yeah. And they go ahead and they win for now.

And even though the first goal came in the 40s minute, I thought they were in control.

They were in control from the beginning. Yeah. There was a couple of like mini counterattacks moment. If you want from Everton,

which the game plan was really clear, the 541 or the 451, if you want. And then, and then playing not too deep, but then as soon as you get the ball back, trying to go quickly forward to Niel Moper.

To Niel Moper, exactly. It never really works. And for an Arsenal point of view, again, I think that we've seen before, it's the fight that they never panicked, even when they were not finding a way of breaking down that defense and that compact block.

It felt like they never, they kept going, they kept moving the ball from right to left, they taking their time.

Because at some point they knew that they would find a bit of space and they would find a pass that would make something special happen.

And that's exactly what happened with the Zincenko ball for Saka, really towards the end of that first half, like you said, Gabb.

After that, once the first goal went in, it was never in that that they would win the game. But I just thought that they took their time.

And maybe could have played with a bit of urgency earlier, Arsenal, but they kind of knew that at some point the space would open and they would score from.

Yeah, I wasn't so big on the urgency side of thing, because like I said, I actually liked the fact that they were patient.

It looked to me like they, they went out there with the right personality to take on this game, to just, you know, pick our spots.

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