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In today's Arsenal Vision Post Match Podcast Elliot (@YankeeGunner), Clive (@ClivePAFC) and Tim (@Stillberto) talk about the 2-1 home victory against our bogey team Swansea City. The crew talk about the new ‘cult hero’ Sead Kolašinac. Scott Willis‏ (@oh_that_crab) offers interesting insight into Ramsey and Xhaka’s midfield statistics. Bellerin’s potential, Is Arsene Wenger’s consistency enough? This and much more all discussed on this week's Arsenal Vision Post Match Podcast.

In today's Arsenal Vision Post Match Podcast Elliot (@YankeeGunner), Paul (@PoznanInMyPants) and Tim (@Stillberto) talk about the current best players in the world Eddie Nketiah. Paul goes head to head with the entirety of Twitter. Giroud, Walcott and Coquelin’s performances all scrutinised. Elliot talks to stats guru Scott Willis‏ (@oh_that_crab) who we will hear on a regular basis on the podcast. This and much more all discussed on this week's Arsenal Vision Post Match Podcast.

All three of our strikers were involved in the 3rd goal. Alexis' wonderful reverse pass to Özil, the German picking out Lacazette who curled effortlessly past the keeper. I find Lacazette such an interesting player. He's not an individualist who will beat three players and score on his own like Alexis or Henry before him but he is such a smart team player. His link-up play is excellent, I didn't know that side of his game was so strong. He is perfect for someone like Alexis who likes to get into scoring positions himself, Lacazette is more than happy to vacate a central position and play a team mate in. I wish he got into scoring positions more often because he is so clean when it comes to his execution

In today's Arsenal Vision Post Match Podcast Elliot (@YankeeGunner) and Clive (@ClivePAFC) talk about the wonderful 5-2 victory away to Everton. talk includes the performance of Özil, Alexis and Lacazette playing for the first time together, the pros and cons of Aaron Ramsey, do we accept the limitations of playing Xhaka on his own in the middle of midfield? Can Jack Wilshere replace Granit Xhaka in midfield? This and much more all discussed on this week's Arsenal Vision Post Match Podcast.

After our slip up last weekend we need to get back on track, we were on a good run until then. It's a funny old league this season. Aside from the steam train that is Manchester City, it looks like many teams can stumble over the course of the season as Manchester United showed at Huddersfield yesterday. Chelsea were mighty close to going 3-1 down with half an hour to go at the Bridge before turning it around. We certainly have our own issues to deal with but we forget that others are far from invincible

In today's Arsenal Vision Post Match Podcast Elliot (@YankeeGunner), Paul (@PoznanInMyPants) and Clive (@ClivePAFC) talk about the late 1-0 victory away to Red Star Belgrade. Jack Wilshere’s form and the prospect of getting into the first team. Francis Coquelin’s return, Giroud’s wonderful winner and our chances in the Europa League. This and much more all discussed on this week's Arsenal Vision Post Match Podcast.

In today's Arsenal Vision Post Match Podcast Elliot (@YankeeGunner), Tim (@Stillberto) and Clive (@ClivePAFC) talk about the 2-1 defeat at Watford on Saturday afternoon. Xhaka’s poor form, coping without Alexis, Mesut Özil’s positive and negative contributions from the bench, Arsene Wenger’s substitutions and much more all discussed on this week's Arsenal Vision Post Match Podcast.

My interest for International football is slim to none really, it has been since I was a kid. Even though this is the case, I accepted two VIP tickets for the England vs Slovenia match at Wembley as I thought my 10-year-old son may enjoy the experience. No joke, the most entertaining part of the evening came in the second half as fans deciding to try and land paper aeroplanes on the pitch was a far more enjoyable way to pass the time than to pay attention to the dour football down below us. I did my very best to ignore the rest of the football until now and have decided to wait for the Arsenal to return to get my football juices flowing once more. Usually, I'd be rocking back and forth in a darkened room, fighting for my Arsenal fix but for some strange reason I am not feeling it, I don't have the same excitement as I have felt in the past. Hopefully, that changes when I read the confirmation of the team line up, that usually flicks on the pre-match nerves