Peter Smith

OK, well, it'll be interesting to see how that pans out over the next few months and potentially seasons for Arsenal with Pablo Mari there.

Now, they come up against Burnley this weekend.

Now, earlier in this season, Gerard Brand lit up this podcast, I'd say, Oli and Charlotte, by reading out Man Utd's form just to highlight their inconsistency.

So in tribute to him, and hopefully he's listening, here's the bizarre run Burnley have been on since.

So this goes back to 19th of October in the Premier League.

Right, hang on, deep breath.

Loss, loss, loss, win, win.

Loss, loss, loss, win, win.

Loss, loss, loss, loss, win, win.

I think I've got that right.

Oli, we always hear how hard it is to win back-to-back games in the Premier League, but Burnley seem to be doing it OK.

Yeah, I was in, I went to a Tottenham game last week and Jose Mourinho made the point afterwards that there's lots of these little groups in the Premier League at the moment, you know, it's

Apart from Liverpool aside, you've got this little battle for fourth place between Chelsea, Man Utd, Tottenham, Wolves and Sheffield United aren't far behind.

But then you go slightly further down the league.

There's not many points separating little groups of teams and certainly that sort of relegation battle is one of those as well.

Charlotte, Chris Wood scored in five of those six wins for Burnley and he's really been a key figure for them and he'll need to keep banging them in if they're going to stay up this season.

Absolutely.

Well, we'll see if he can cause Arsenal problems this weekend.

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