The Athletic.

The only way to score is, of course, to play with a handbreak-off.

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

So here we are in the middle of what feels like the longest international break in history.

But never mind, we've got a great pod lined up for you today.

Our guests this week are the right of the athletic, Amy Lawrence, and someone who got to run out a few weeks ago and did such

a splendid job we're having him back. It's Nick Callow. Hello, everyone. Hello. Hi, Stadley.

Amy. Nice to see you. Now, I say see you. We're all in separate rooms, but you know what I mean.

Now it's a slightly different pod this week, not just because of the international break,

but also because

Amy Lawrence has written a really beautiful piece, remembering the legend, that is David

Rocky Rowe Castle, on the anniversary of his death at the criminally young age of 33.

In about 10 minutes' time, we'll be joined by the one and only Kevin Campbell to chat about Rocky. In the meantime,

we wanted to ask Amy and Nick about their memories of Rocky and maybe their memorable goals.

Amy, I'll start with you. A memorable Rocky goal?

I'm going to not choose the one that I know Nick's going to choose, so I'll leave him to his moment of glory.

I was going to choose it as well, by the way, but OK, Nick can have that one.

What are you going to choose, Amy?

I'm a bit torn.

There's three that I feel very important.

One is the phenomenal chip over Peter Schmeichael, Old Trafford.

And it's such a wonderful goal because of the way he just shrugs off two of the greatest midfielders of that age.

...