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I think the first place to start was Arsenal, because they've got three juicy home games in the next five game weeks.

And I reckon getting your Arsenal right long term, especially with all the City stuff, is quite important because now they look like the best team in the league.

and you don't know how things are going to affect Manchester City.

So I thought getting those three right would be a good place to start.

And Kansa being a very small doubt for this weekend, and I was getting the news that Saliba might be back in November.

Now, November could mean anything.

I just thought that, do I want to spend a transfer in the future to get rid of Kansa and then find a third Arsenal spot, et cetera? I was like, no, I just want to pick my three Arsenal long-term.

So I went with Raya, Califiori, and Bukayo Saka as my three Arsenal.

This fairly decent mid-term to long-term picks that I'm fairly happy with.

So I thought that was a good place to start.

Saka was something I needed to come around to because he doesn't look like the old Saka IRL when you're watching him.

But he seems to be getting into a lot of good positions.

And I'm guessing that's just Atata telling him to get into the center of the box because I think he's lost a yard of pace.

That's why he's getting these big chances.

So I'm hoping that sustains.

Yeah, I'm going to ask you more about Saka when we come to captaincy, because I think it's a really interesting one.

I agree with everything you've just said there.

I haven't been, I think he has looked not as sharp as he has been in previous seasons.

He's never been the quickest, but I do agree with you.

So when we come to captaincy, we can talk more about that.

Calafiore stays in.

Any sort of doubt about, you know, Hingapie or potential rotation, or you think it's going to be that midweek Champions League thing, the same as it was last year?

I'm telling myself if he plays four out of five games on average, his upside plus the fact that he plays for Arsenal, which is the best defense in the league, is good enough.

I am just going with he's a problem until he isn't.

And then he's expensive enough to pivot to literally anybody except Gabriel as well.

I think the first place to start was Arsenal, because they've got three juicy home games in the next five game weeks.

And I reckon getting your Arsenal right long term, especially with all the City stuff, is quite important because now they look like the best team in the league.

and you don't know how things are going to affect Manchester City.

So I thought getting those three right would be a good place to start.

And Kansa being a very small doubt for this weekend, and I was getting the news that Saliba might be back in November.

Now, November could mean anything.

I just thought that, do I want to spend a transfer in the future to get rid of Kansa and then find a third Arsenal spot, et cetera? I was like, no, I just want to pick my three Arsenal long-term.

So I went with Raya, Califiori, and Bukayo Saka as my three Arsenal.

This fairly decent mid-term to long-term picks that I'm fairly happy with.

So I thought that was a good place to start.

Saka was something I needed to come around to because he doesn't look like the old Saka IRL when you're watching him.

But he seems to be getting into a lot of good positions.

And I'm guessing that's just Atata telling him to get into the center of the box because I think he's lost a yard of pace.

That's why he's getting these big chances.

So I'm hoping that sustains.

Yeah, I'm going to ask you more about Saka when we come to captaincy, because I think it's a really interesting one.

I agree with everything you've just said there.

I haven't been, I think he has looked not as sharp as he has been in previous seasons.

He's never been the quickest, but I do agree with you.

So when we come to captaincy, we can talk more about that.

Calafiore stays in.

Any sort of doubt about, you know, Hingapie or potential rotation, or you think it's going to be that midweek Champions League thing, the same as it was last year?

I'm telling myself if he plays four out of five games on average, his upside plus the fact that he plays for Arsenal, which is the best defense in the league, is good enough.

I am just going with he's a problem until he isn't.

And then he's expensive enough to pivot to literally anybody except Gabriel as well.