I'm Gab, he's Jules Gray, Horrid Skies over West London.

Quotat, metaphorically, but I'm sure it's sunny and bright in North London because Arsenal

win the North London Derby, they extend their lead to the top of the table, we'll be talking

about that, we'll also be talking about the other Derby, the one in Manchester and the

controversial decision we have, a classical in the Super Cup, we have a Tadanta score,

eight goals!

What's up, that way of bracelet, you're meant to mean so much to talk about, but let's

start at the place that we used to call White Heart Lane when it was a different stadium

when it was next door.

I thought this was, you know, you look at the table, you look at Arsenal's lead and you

say, okay, these are situations where they can drop points, doesn't matter that Tadanta

have been on the slide and everything, it's a Derby, the wheels come off, but once again,

it was a little help from Hugo Uri's and even beyond Uri's.

Those were 45 minutes, I thought, were really impressive.

You want to parse those two goals out fine, I mean, no, no, half time, I would be sitting

here really praising Arsenal's performance in that first half.

Yeah, it was a demonstration of football, I think, they taught them a lesson.

I mean, then the lesson for Spurs is that if you let that, that, that, this Arsenal team

play, then they would just play you out of the park and that's exactly what they did.

There was too much freedom, too much time on the ball for a party, for Zincenko, for the

wild player, it was just too easy for Arsenal, they could have scored more and even if,

of course, the first goal, the mistake by Ljoris, changes slightly the dynamic, but before

...