URL you can do so too (this is a much better way to do it as you don't experience the delays from iTunes). To download this week's Arsecast directly -- click here 25mb MP3 ) or you can listen directly below without leaving this very page. Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here . You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. We'll have all the news as it breaks on Arseblog News , back here tomorrow with a look ahead to the Sp*rs game. Time shows us that despite the dusty, oak panelled libraries of Arsenal history, the allusions of grandeur, the Marble Halls, the doorstop sized books with tales of trophy wins, Arsenal have always had an air of comedy about them. Slapstick lurks beneath the chapters of our voluminous encyclopedia. The pages detailing Chapman's successes contain a lesser thumbed paragraph on Dan Lewis' brand new goalie shirt and how it cost Arsenal the 1927 F.A. Cup Final. Bertie Mee's crowning moment may involve the iconoclastic image of Charlie George sprawled on the Wembley turf. Mee may choose to forget Ian Ure's under hit backpass on the same patch of grass in 1969. Michael Thomas has an equal and opposite Nayim. "Would you belieeeeeeeve it?!" is genuflected by Barry Ferguson's fringe furrowing fingers. No Arsenal boss has been immune from the charms of farce. Even George Graham, the strict, po-faced stepfather of