It's Rice. What a goal! Declan Rice! With an absolute rocket with a free kick. Arsenal League one-0. He's cut inside. S a goal! Declan Rice! We've had an absolute rocket with a free kick. Arsenal League

one-year. He's cutting side. Saka! Sunlime finish! He's back with a bang with Bukaius Saka

1-0. Unbelievable. City focused on Christmas spirit. Jesus makes an appearance. This is the

Arsenal Vision Postman

podcast. My name's Deli, black man, internet internet internet, dinner. Hello, everybody.

I'm actually not on this podcast, but I did want to say hello to you. Paul and Clyde will be doing

the podcast because the internet Wi-Fi in my Bruges Hotel is mixed, to say the least.

And having an interrupted stop-start podcast probably wouldn't be the best

thing. We want to get it out to you as soon as we can. Of course, there was an instant reaction last

night where Phil Costa and I did some stuff from the ground and Tim and Paul took the rest from there,

but just a really fun experience. The stadium itself wouldn't recommend it. Men's room for relieving yourself. The less said about that, the better. The only beer on offer was 0% at 12 euros a cup. So also not ideal, but the football was a heck of a lot of fun. The songbook came out with some really good ones. The last Christmas song was going up. It was fun. Piero and Capia's song is a banger. There's just a lot of fun to be had, but the general vibe was good, obviously. Seeing Gabriel

Jesus come on was brilliant, Nani Madweke's goals, fantastic. There were some bangers. Gabriel

Martinelli scored a banger, and Ethan Wernary had a great cameo. So all in all, I think, a good

day at the office. And when you consider that Barcelona came to Bruges and drew 3-3, and we put out an all-change team, groups of players and positions they'd never played before, nor guard holding down the defense and doing a great job of it. And this is just the way it is under Mikkel Arteta. You know, whatever you think of him, Arsenal teams go out there and they always look competent. They always look organized. They always look like they know what they're meant to do. And that doesn't mean they're always going to win. But I don't think you've seen a McKellar-Ted aside go out and produce your performance. It's anything less than professional. So it was a good day for the Arsenal. It was a fun day to be there. I really enjoyed it. We're going to give you a full

podcast now, so enjoy Clive and Paul, and I love you, and I'll be back on Mondays. Enjoy.

Fantastic. Thank you for that intro, Elliot, and teeing us up, but you should still all block him

on all forms of social media at Yankee Gunner.

Yes, I'm Paul.

Thanks for, as I say, get Ms. Roland there, Elliot.

I'll be hosting today and join you.

Don't go running for the exits because joining me, as you might hope and expect,

is the man, the myth, the legend, Nobel scientist,

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