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.

I'm joined by the athletic writer, Amy Lawrence,

and the former Arsenal player and regular on the podcast, Mr Lee Dixon.

Hello, guys.

Morning.

I much preferred your previous introduction that we had to cut.

I was just thinking about, you know those,

when they have those scenes in films of extras

where everybody's just cracking up and they can't do the scene

because someone's done it and said or done something.

Every time they are doing a new take, everyone's

killing themselves. Yes. As you were doing that perfectly legitimate intro, I'll sit here

giggling. Me too. Well, I'm sorry, listener, you're never going to hear what that is, because

it's wrong in every sense that other intro but anyway I'm holding in my hand a copy

of the book arson van go my life and read a white my autobiography and um we're going to talk about that

Amy you're I should say by disclosure Lee have you read this by the way have you read it

No no and I know you're in it though I would say by disclosure, Lee, have you read this, by the way? Have you read it? No.

No. And I, no, you're in it, though. I would say that. I did look up your name. I bloody hope so. Yeah, yeah, you are. You are. Yeah, I mean, I did look up. There might not be as many

mentions as you'd have hoped. I mean, I don't know what you were hoping for, to be honest. You're in there, though.

You're in there.

I'm quite pleased lots of the reasons for him to talk about me and not in the book.

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