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After those are so good, they're're roaring by mistake. It's always nice when news breaks just before you hit record, and we have it in now that if we agree to personal terms, and if we agree to a transfer fee with their clubs, one of Sesco or Gilchresh will be a striker for Arsenal next season. This is the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast. My name is L.H Smith, Blackman, Twitter, Inc. Gunner, yeah. It is an update that we got from a prominent

ITK that Arsenal, should they agree to personal terms with Cessco or Gilchresh? And should they

agree to a transfer fee with the club of Cess and Gilchresch. They will then be able to

potentially sign one of those two players. We're going to break that down in detail. No, no, we're not

going to do that. Here's what we are going to do. We're going to talk about the fixtures because they're out.

And while, you know, I think it's a little unfair that we have to play everybody home and away,

while Liverpool get to play Sunderland 38 times.

There are some interesting artifacts of the fixture list, and I think some of them have

ramifications for our transfer business.

So we want to talk about that.

We want to talk about Miles resigning.

We want to talk about him and Ethan being nominated for a young player of the year by their peers, which is what actually matters.

I think that's how you know someone is talented.

We're going to talk about Carlos Questa departing.

And more importantly, what that means for the future of the coaching setup at Arsenal, some Thomas Party news perhaps.

So there's a lot of things we actually can cover despite just the rumors. but the rumors will get mixed in in our fixture section. So don't worry, it's not like we don't have transfer stuff to cover for you. I assure you, we are committed to the hashtag clicks. So don't worry about that. I hope you're doing well, and I want to wish you a happy Juneteenth, those of you in America. For those of you who are not familiar, Juneteenth is a federal holiday here in the United States, at least as of recently. And it commemorates, so it's funny, I have to admit, I had a bit of ignorance to this, so I do want to apologize, but I've educated myself, which is always an important thing to do. It's sometimes referred to as the emancipation holiday when the slaves in America were emancipated.

That is not actually what it is. The slaves were emancipated on January 1st, 1863 by proclamation.

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