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Hello, I'm Ian Stone. This is Handbreak-off, the Arsenal podcast, brought to you by The Athletic.

We'll be looking forward to Liverpool away at the weekend,

and also reliving the enjoyment of Tuesday's last minute,

FA Youth Cup's semi-final win over Manchester City.

I'm joined by Adrian Clark and Art de Roche. Morning.

Good morning. Good morning.

Good morning.

Oh, you were at the Youth Cup game, wouldn't you? Another last minute goal. It's just the best,

isn't it? It is the best. There's no doubt about it. And we're going to talk about it. We're going to talk about it. But it looked pretty cool. Been quite a surreal week, I guess, in terms of Arsenal, like across obviously the men's team, women's team and

the academy. So, yeah, it's just madness. It's all good. It is all good at the moment. We were

possibly going to do some sort of Barbie themed related opening question. I mean, Abby our

producer sent me a little note saying, we maybe do a Barbie

thing, but you won't know about that. Like, I'm just, you know, completely not, I don't have my

finger on the pulse. And she was right, actually, but I looked it up. And I had, I did a Barbie

theme picture of me. And it came up that I was an optimist, I think just because I was smiling

in the picture. But we're not doing that because Adrian was shaking his head. Like, what are you

idiots talking about? And that's fair enough. So we are. We thought, as it's Liverpool

Arsenal this weekend and about players who played for both clubs. So I thought I'd ask

who's your favourite player that have played for both clubs. I I thought I thought I'd ask who's your favourite player to play for both clubs.

I'm not who you having.

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