Fleetwood Town F.C.

Mate, there are people playing for, in League Two now.

There are, there are players that just lost it for Fleetwood Town after beating Arsenal in the, in League Two.

They don't care about the macroeconomics of their football club or League Two football or where, who the owner is, who the sporting director is.

It's not his job.

And today, we're going to start with leaders and underdogs.

Leaders, Arsenal, and underdogs, Fleetwood Town and Manchester United.

We'll start with Martin Tyler's letter from the gantry.

Letter from the Gantry.

Arsenal at Anfield bounced back impressively from their ignominious evening in the Carabao Cup.

But please note as well that there was no hangover at Highbury after the midweek celebrations.

Fleetwood Town 3, Bristol Rovers 1.

Five points now above the relegation zone.

Like as, as a Tottenham fan, it's been a long couple of seasons here.

And so, you know, having this kind of swing in our direction in terms of our form being, you know, not so bad all of a sudden and Arsenal losing to Fleetwood town, it was a great week for Tottenham fans.

I will say that, but at the end of the day, I don't think it means anything you know in terms of trophies like they they're still in the mix for all the trophies that they actually care about they can't they won't they can't say that there'll be a quad winning team but i don't think they were going to do that anyway um but yeah whatever it's great pants i had i had fun with it

two hypothetical questions off of that one this is do you think and this is getting back to the really excited things because manchester city obviously lose do you think that this is the closest that the league is the rest of the season

He was vital.

Listen, last show, rightly so, we ripped the attack, right? Fleetwood Town, it was embarrassing.

And it's going to swing from that at times this season.

to more often than not, us talk about Arteta's eye for...

We got smoked 3-0.

That was an attack problem, not defence.

Fleetwood Town, attack problem.

But otherwise, we are so good.

Please, God, please.

And in other David defeats Goliath news already hinted at earlier, of course, that match between Fleetwood Town and Arsenal, the champions of England, the Premier League winners of last season.

Here's that glorious moment when it fell to a teenager to take the winning penalty.

19-year-old Connor Hawhey from Northern Ireland.

And Kai Havertz, I will say this, what annoys me the most about Kai is he has the tools to be so much better than he is.

But no matter how diabolical he gets, he can put up an absolute stinker against Fleetwood Town and then score a goal at Anfield.

It makes no sense.

He's clutch.

Do you know what I read they did? Do you know who else took a loser's flight home last week? No.

Arsenal, when they got beat at Fleetwood Town.

Right.

Oh, yeah, I read this.

Joey, you've

got one? Yeah, obviously it was a while ago, but Fleetwood Town, man, that was a huge scout, man.

Imagine facing relegation and then playing the champions, bro.

That doesn't happen all the time, man.

What did we lose to

midweek? Fleetwood Town.

We lost that hybrid to Fleetwood.

Yeah, that was hilarious.