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

So after another action-pack week at the Emirates, it's time to take stock.

It's the international break, so a lot of our players are flying off around the world,

which seems eminently sensible just as the third wave of COVID is lapping at the shores of the UK.

Never mind.

We need to take an overview of what's been happening at our crazy club.

While we got the big hitters in once again, some of them may even have been vaccinated.

Amy Lawrence, James Mc Nicholas and Art de Roche from the Athletic.

Hello everyone.

Hello, mate.

Hello, I've actually realised that none of you probably have been

vaccinated because you're all young. But I'll tell you what, it feels good. I'll take that as a massive

compliment, definitely. Well, it feels good. Let me tell you. Feels good. And I, and I'm really pleased

that Bill Gates is looking after everything for me now. Anyway, we are recording this podcast on a Wednesday morning after the unbelievably poor start,

followed by the stirring comeback at West Ham on Sunday.

For an opening question, we did talk about doing best comebacks,

but we've done that one so many times because we go behind so often.

So we wanted to make it a bit more general.

Can you recall an absurd,

frustrating or stupid goal, Arsenal have conceded? Can you recall? Art will start with you.

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