In the wake of a grueling stalemate at the Emirates, Marc and "Anfield 89 Veteran" Richard sit down to dissect a result that leaves Arsenal six points clear at the top, but the fans in a state of "abject terror."

From fluctuating heart rates on new smartwatches to the growing concerns over Victor Gyokeres, this episode digs into why a point against Liverpool feels like a disappointment to some and a Zen masterclass to others.

• The Inventive Opening: Marc highlights the brilliant first 20 minutes where Saliba and Timber were "popping up in the forward line," causing chaos for a retreating Liverpool.

• The Second Half Retreat: Richard tracks his heart rate hitting 120 BPM as Arsenal dropped deep. Was it a tactical "probe" by Arteta, or a loss of control in the midfield?

• PTSD & Scars: The hosts discuss the "scar tissue" of the Wenger/Emery eras that makes every missed second ball feel like a pending catastrophe.

• The Verdict: Richard loses patience with a "low touch forward who doesn't score." Is Giokeres attracting defenders, or is he simply on his heels when the big crosses come in?

• The "Bit Shit" Forward Pyramid: Marc introduces his striker hierarchy—from the "Elite Machines" (Haaland) to the "Greatest Bit Shit Forward of All Time" (Olivier Giroud). Where does Gyokeres actually fit?

• The Case for the Defense: Would the integration be different if Havertz and Jesus weren't injured? We discuss why Arteta continues to start him despite the lack of goal threat.

• The Return of the Unit: Why the squad is desperately missing the physical presence of Kai Havertz to act as an outlet when the press is high.

• The Martinelli/Bradley Incident: A deep dive into the controversial injury time moment. Was Martinelli a "disgrace," or was he just doing what any winner would do to stop the clock?

• Pundit Hypocrisy: We call out Gary Neville and Roy Keane for "asking for violence" while living in glass houses built on their own aggressive playing careers.

• The Road to Portsmouth: Looking ahead to the FA Cup. Will we see the classic "tin foil trophy" in the stands?

• Loathsome Rivals: Richard pulls no punches on Chelsea's "scummy" behavior, from hacking up penalty spots to their "cheap shot" tactics.