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After those are so good, they're goring by mistake. We're doing a podcast on the game we played yesterday. It's the one where, um, the, the important one where the thing, you know what? Who cares? This is the Arsenal Vision Postmatch podcast. My name is Elliot Smith, Smith, Glockman, Twitter, and you're gonna. Yeah, I, I am committed to caring about this game as much as the Arsenal players cared about this Palace game, which is to say, not enough to get it over the line. I do want to let you know, Julian Laurent of ESPN, a man very closely associated with PSG and Arsenal. So you could look at it as he is going to have heartbreak no matter what happens in the semifinal or elation, no matter what happens in the semifinal. I had the chance to talk to him about the upcoming semifinal. And he gave us the sort of PSG perspective. So I will tell you, first of all, if you're someone who doesn't like to hear, people say nice things about our opposition and say that they may have a chance to beat us, that I wouldn't listen to it. But I think if you want to hear how the PSG world is

thinking about the tie and how they think about where they're at right now in their

development, it's a fantastic interview. I was going to attach it to this episode, but then I thought,

you know what, like it's a robust enough episode on its own at 45-minute

runtime to stand alone. So I'm going to be putting that out just a little bit later today,

and you can check that out. We have a Power Rank's episode for patrons tomorrow. Remember,

for the rest of this month, we've given quite a lot away already to the fundraiser. And if you

use Code AVP, you can get the half off the first month of your patron. And by the way, your first month, that doesn't mean like, hey, the six remaining days of April. It's the next 30 days. So you'll get our instant reactions to the wins over PSG at the Emirates and at the park de Prince. So you don't want to miss that. The fundraiser is wrapping up.

I know you've had to hear about it all, you know, all this month and you've wanted to hear

about the football.

And so I do thank you for bearing with me on that.

But Kim Little had her say on the fundraiser, and I want to just let you hear what she

had to say now.

Hi, Arsenal version listeners. I just want to say a big thank you for all your support. We know how big the Arsenal Foundation is to the Arsenal community. So we just want to say a big thank you. Yeah, and we're also proud to be part of the Arsenal family. And thanks to Kim for the words of encouragement. We've heard from Martin Odegaard this month. As a reminder, we are drawing the PSG club level ticket and the VIP Bournemouth ticket this

weekend. So through tomorrow, you have a chance to give and to be entered to win. Let's cross

the 200,000 pound mark. If we do that once the 150,000 pound matching donation goes in, we'll

have hit 350,000 pounds raised for children in Zadda refugee camp. And at a time when cynicism is rampant

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