John Brewin

You don't need any chef experience before this to work in the Irish Navy.

I don't think they have sandwich makers on the, on the Elliott.

Jesus.

Well, you know, you're on the week.

Okay, I'm up.

Well, I was going to say actually Lars could be the next Bob Bubka or something like that.

I was very impressed by his analysis there.

Yes, I suppose.

The analogy is, of course, Rory getting over the line last year and then everything being gravy after that and having that mindset of thinking, I can do this because I've done it before.

And that's the biggest hurdle that Arsenal have to face

jump over and meanwhile Rory would talk about the gorilla on his back well the gorilla is Manchester City but we felt that this was a wounded gorilla but actually Manchester City are just doing what they do

around April, which is that they kick into gear, which is, again, it's a classic formula for success at the end of the season, you know, where big teams start to pick up pace and they win games that they have to win.

And if they sent a chance in the title race, then they move through those gears.

And the problem for Arsenal is, you know, Lars has run through the stats on this, is that the gears are grinding for Arsenal.

Now, you might say, and I think this is what you're alluding to, Ken, is that there is an over-reliance on set pieces.

Beyond that, the creativity is lacking.

You might say that a player like Jokeres isn't high class enough to lead an attack that wants to win a title.

You've got players like Odegaard and Saka not being available to the manager.

So you've got leading players not playing their part.

It all adds up to a fudge of the title.