Hey, everybody, turning over the hosting reins to Phil today, but had to at least say hello to you.

It is the Thanksgiving holiday in the United States. And so I have family commitments. I tried to

explain to them that Arsenal beat Byron Munich and Liverpool lost it home to PSV for one,

but they felt that I should still be a part of the family. So it's going to be the best podcast ever, obviously, because you're going to have the expert hosting skills, erudition, and humor of Phil Costa. But I did want to at least say to anybody listening from the United States, I wish you a very happy Thanksgiving, love and peace and joy with your family. I know the holidays can be difficult for some people. And if you're going through a hard time, sending you our love, our thoughts, and our support. For those of you not celebrating it, well, you're celebrating anyway, because the football is so good. And I have to admit that right now, I just want to soak it all up. I don't want to think about May. I want to think about now. I want to think about Declan Rice playing like a Balland-door winner. I want to think about Urien Timber being the best fullback in the world. I want to think about the squad depth that we have. I want to think about all the ways that we can set up for a game and humiliate the likes of Harry Kane. I love it. I want to think about the way we've gotten so in their head that Joshua Kimmick is complaining about long balls when they played more long

balls and set pieces. When he takes their set pieces, he just does it poorly, unlike Bikaiosaka

and Declan Rice. And I just want to think about what we're doing now and not get carried away

by what we might do later, but it's hard not to dream. This is as good as it's been in a long time,

and you combine that

with the Shadenfreude. I will tell you that if you want to hear some of the humor of what's going

on among the end filled faithful, we did some of that on the instant reaction last night,

and that was fun. But today's Phil's Pod, I turned over the reins to him, but mostly just

wanted to send my love and gratitude to everybody.

So we'll be back tomorrow with Clive for Friday night.

Clive, of course, on the instant reaction over the weekend and all the pods next week.

But until then, I love you.

And I leave you in the great hands of Phil Paul and Tim. It's Rice. What a goal!

Declan Rice!

With an absolute rocket with a free kick. Arsenal leave one-nil.

He's cut inside. Saka! Sublime finish! He's back with a bang with Krakowasaka 1-0.

Unbelievable.

It's believed that the deepest point on Earth is located in the Mariana Trench with a depth of 11,000 meters that would crush any human instantly, except for Harry Kane, who's probably down there trying to playmake.

This is the Arsenal Vision post-match podcast, and it's me, Phil Costa, in the hosting chair.

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