Handbrake Off: The Athletic FC's Arsenal show

Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on Arsenal's 2-2 comeback at Anfield, after being 2-0 down at half time.Despite turning the game around, Mikel Arteta was seething at full time. The panel discuss the manager's comments, after what has been an emotional week for everyone involved at the club. Unlike the Arsenal of old, the second half performance was a reminder of the character and resilience within this current side. Plus Trent Alexander-Arnold booed, Alessia Russo wins WFA player of the year, and the missing piece to Arteta's Arsenal.Produced by Jay Beale. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Arsenal exit the Champions League after a tough night losing 2-1 (3-1 agg) to an elite PSG side.Adrian Clarke and James McNicholas join Ian Stone to reflect on a game where Arsenal played really well in the Parc des Princes but couldn't capitalise on their chances. Hear the team speak about those Donnarumma saves, the missed chances, and how Arsenal can build on this going forward. Amy Lawrence drops in to share her thoughts too.Plus we look ahead to Arsenal’s match against Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday.Producer: Robby Williams Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It was another disappointing result for Arsenal in the Premier League as they lost 2-1 to Bournemouth. Art de Roché and Jordan Campbell join Ian Stone to reflect on a strange game where both players and the fans possibly had their attention on the big Champions League game to come.Plus, we get excited for the huge second leg against PSG in the Champions League on Wednesday and how Arsenal could overturn the 1-0 deficit.All that and there's the Saliba to Real Madrid rumours and the manager head to head between Jack Wilshere vs. Aaron Ramsey are touched on.Producer: Robby Williams Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It was a tough night for Arsenal on Tuesday, losing 1-0 at the Emirates in the first leg of the Champions League semi-final to an excellent PSG side. Amy Lawrence and James McNicholas join Ian Stone to reflect on the game, finding the positives in a disappointing performance that the team will look to take into the second leg in Paris. The significance of Partey’s suspension, Odegaard’s continued lack of form, and Declan Rice’s all round improvements this season are also discussed. Plus a look ahead to Arsenal’s match against Bournemouth on Saturday where Mikel Arteta’s side are looking to get back to winning ways in the Premier League. Producer: Robby Williams Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Adrian Clarke and French football specialist Tom Williams join Ian Stone to preview Arsenal's Champions League semi-final against PSG. Arsenal ran out convincing winners when these teams met back in October, but the French side have evolved drastically since that night. The panel discuss how both teams have changed, where each will look to hurt each other, and predict the XI's Mikel Arteta and Luis Enrique will go for. Plus Art de Roché drops by to talk about Arsenal's sensational comeback in the Women's Champions League, winning 4-1 in Lyon to book a place in the final. Produced by Jay Beale. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Arsenal had one of their more forgettable evenings of the season as they had drew 2-2 with Crystal Palace, Arsenal’s 13th draw of the season.Amy Lawrence and James McNicholas join Ian Stone to reflect on a disappointing game and performance with both teams possibly distracted by bigger games to come. They speak about the recent errors by Saliba despite being imperious otherwise, and the positives from the match, particularly Jakub Kiwior, Leandro Trossard and the confidence of Myles Lewis-Skelly. Plus, the transfer news regarding Zubimendi and Dean Huijsen, the Gunners for Peace campaign against club’s ‘Visit Rwanda’ sponsorship, and we touch on the huge game we have coming up against PSG.Producer: Robby Williams Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Adrian Clarke and Art de Roché join Ian Stone to reflect on Arsenal's demolition of Ipswich at Portman Road. Mikel Arteta opted for a strong side, the panel discuss why rhythm and momentum is as important as rest in the lead up to Arsenal's Champions League semi final. Leandro Trossard got the nod up front scoring a brace, the Belgian dovetailed beautifully with Mikel Merino who was deployed in a midfield role. With Thomas Partey suspended for the first leg against PSG, was this perhaps an indication of Arteta’s plans in the Champions League? After his heroics in Madrid, Gabriel Martinelli was on the scoresheet again — his 50th goal for the club — while Ben White returned to the starting XI, completing the trio of Martin Odegaard and Bukayo Saka, who hadn't started together since November. With two goals coming from short corners, and 16 being taken across the Brentford and Ipswich games, has Nicolas Jover added some variety to Arsenal's set piece routines? The panel also reflect on Arsenal's 2-1 defeat to Lyon in the Women's Champions League, and look ahead to Crystal Palace's midweek visit in the Premier League. Produced by Jay Beale. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Arsenal dominated Real Madrid to deservedly win 2-1 at the Bernabeu, dumping the holders out of the Champions League and marching on to the semi-finals.Hear what it was like in Madrid from Amy Lawrence and James McNicholas, as Art de Roche and Ian Stone reflect on a monumental night for Arsenal - we even managed to get Adrian Clarke away from the snooker to send over his thoughts too.We talk about the team’s immense performances, the incredible job Mikel Arteta has done in building this team and back to back MOTM performances from Declan Rice.Plus, reflections on Bukayo Saka’s iconic Bernabeu goal, another outstanding performance from Myles Lewis-Skelly, Jakub Kiwior’s stellar defending and our make-shift No.9 Mikel Merino with two fantastic assists.Oh, and yes, we look ahead to Ipswich at the weekend.Warning: strong language and scenes of jubilation throughout this showProducer: Robby Williams Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Adrian Clarke and Art de Roché join Ian Stone to preview Arsenal's Champions League quarter final second leg against Real Madrid, in which the Gunners lead 3-0 on aggregate. The panel touch on Saturday's 1-1 draw against Brentford - in which Mikel Arteta made five changes to his starting XI - before turning their attention to Wednesday's tie. The magnitude of the fixture, how Arteta should approach the game, and how Arsenal are becoming devastating in transition are all discussed and more. Produced by Jay Beale. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tuesday saw a historic night at the Emirates as Arsenal emphatically defeated European giants Real Madrid 3-0 in the Champions League. Amy Lawrence, James McNicholas and Art de Roche join Ian Stone to reflect on what was possibly the greatest match of the Emirates era. We talk about the entire team’s incredible performances — but one man in particular — MOTM Declan Rice and those out of this world free-kicks. Plus, reflections on the wonderful job that Mikel Arteta has done to get us to this point, Bukayo Saka’s tireless contributions, the ever-impressive Myles Lewis-Skelly, and our make-shift No.9 Mikel Merino amongst the goals yet again.Producer: Robby Williams Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Adrian Clarke and Art de Roché join Ian Stone to reflect on Arsenal's 1-1 draw at Goodison Park and look ahead to Real Madrid's visit in the Champions League. Ben White returned to the starting XI against Everton, the panel discuss his importance ahead of Tuesday's tie and ask whether Bukayo Saka is ready to start. Plus we talk Gabriel Martinelli's potential against Real Madrid's high line, the battle in midfield that see's Martin Odegaard face his old club and should Mikel Merino lead the line up front? Produced by Jay Beale. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The long awaited return of Bukayo Saka took place as Arsenal saw off Fulham 2-1 at the Emirates on Tuesday night.James McNicholas and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on the win, Bukayo's return and winning goal, Gabriel’s injury and excellent performances from both Gabriel Martinelli and Mikel Merino.We also reflect on the life and career of Arsenal legends David Rocastle and Kevin Campbell and we look ahead to the final ever game against Everton at Goodison on Saturday.Producer: Robby Williams Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to a special episode of The Athletic’s Arsenal podcast, Handbrake Off, in honour of a much loved Arsenal great Kevin Campbell.Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke are joined by a quartet of legends. Alan Smith twice won the golden boot as the best goalscorer in England as well as delivering Arsenal’s last European trophy. Lee Dixon played a phenomenal 619 games for the club over 15 years of service. Paul Davis holds a special place in the hearts of Black Arsenal as a trailblazer, and masterful midfielder. Andy Cole came through the club’s youth system at a similar time to Kevin, before leaving for a hugely successful career elsewhere, particularly at Newcastle and Man United. The panel reflect on Kevin's legacy, a champion of a wonderful and very important generation of young black players at Arsenal. Myles Lewis-Skelly and Ethan Nwaneri's rise to the first team, comparisons between George Graham and Mikel Arteta, and Arsenal's 31 year wait for a European trophy are also discussed. Produced by Jay Beale. With thanks to the Kevin Campbell Foundation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Arsenal Women are through to Champions League Semi-finals after an incredible comeback against Real Madrid, and the final men’s international break of the season is over. Ian Stone is joined by James McNicholas and Adrian Clarke to reflect on a marvellous night for Arsenal in the UWCL and discuss the performances of the men’s players on international duty. Plus, they look ahead to the Fulham at The Emirates next Tuesday and touch briefly on the news of Trent Alexander-Arnold potentially leaving Liverpool. Produced by Robby Williams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hale End graduates Ethan Nwaneri and Myles Lewis-Skelly have made waves at Arsenal during their breakout season, despite playing in positions relatively unfamiliar to them. With major contributions in both the Premier League and Champions League, their seamless integration into the first team has been nothing short of remarkable. Over the course of this episode The Athletic details both Myles and Ethan’s rise to the first team. Topics include their friendship since the age of eight, their contrasting personalities on and off the pitch, comparisons to Bukayo Saka and Emile Smith Rowe’s journey, the challenges that come within academy football, the importance of supporting young players from multiple angles, Myles' England debut, and what the future holds for both players. You’ll hear from football coaches Adam Birchall and Greg Lincoln, and The Athletic’s Art de Roché, James McNicholas and Amy Lawrence. Get to know Arsenal’s new kids on the block, they’re here to stay. Written and produced by Jay Beale. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ian Stone is joined by Adrian Clarke and Art de Roché to conduct an audit of the men's first team squad, discussing who they think Arsenal should keep and sell this summer.Plus, they answer your questions including Gabriel's Saudi Links, where they think Nwaneri and Lewis-Skelly will play going forward and the contracts of Saka and Saliba.Producer: Robby Williams Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on Arsenal's 1-0 victory over London rivals Chelsea.Our makeshift forward Mikel Merino was the difference, as Arsenal got back on the scoresheet via a set piece for the first time since January.The panel give Jurrien Timber his flowers, talk about the petulance on display from some of Chelsea's players and discuss Martinelli's return to the starting XI.Plus, favourite Arsenal Patrick's on St Patrick's day, Myles Lewis-Skelly's first England call up, and Bukayo Saka's potential return.Produced by Jay Beale. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ian Stone is joined by James McNicholas and Art de Roché to discuss Arsenal’s incoming Sporting Director Andrea Berta, including how they feel about him joining the club and the challenges he’ll have to tackle in his new role. The Athletic’s David Ornstein drops by to give us the details behind the appointment and we also hear from Spanish football writer Dermot Corrigan on Berta’s time at Atletico Madrid.Plus Ian, Art and James reflect on the PSV second leg and a tantalising quarter final against Real Madrid to come, before looking ahead to Chelsea at home this weekend.Produced by Robby Williams and Jay Beale Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It was yet another maddening trip to Old Trafford for Arsenal on Sunday, playing out a disappointing 1-1 draw. Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on a frustrating game but excellent performances from both David Raya and Declan Rice.The panel also touch on Arsenal’s new Sporting Director Andrea Berta, reflect on 200 games for Arteta and speak to Martin Keown ahead of Wednesday's home leg against PSV.Producers: Robby Williams & Jay Beale Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Tuesday night, Arsenal became the first team in Champions League history to score seven goals away from home in a knockout stage match after they destroyed PSV Eindhoven 7-1 to all but book their place in the Champions League quarter finals.Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on a historic night including the performances of our Hale End teenagers, Odegaard’s return to form and Declan Rice’s all action display. Plus, we touch on the news around Arsenal’s recruitment for a new Sporting Director and look ahead to playing Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday.Producer: Robby Williams Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How much are football perceptions coloured by age? To what extent is the football experience consumed and digested differently according to how new or old you are to the game?These questions came up when one of our Arsenal correspondents, Art De Roché, had what he described as an “existential” conversation with his friend in the wake of the week which virtually extinguished hopes of a Premier League title. Art is in his mid-20s. Arsenal last won the title when he was five, so there is no strong memory of such an achievement. It made him wonder to what extent this shapes his Arsenal world compared to older fans who were there to see major trophies and iconic eras from the club’s story.So, The Athletic decided to pull together a multi-generational gathering to compare notes and feelings, to establish what four generations share in their Arsenal experience, and what differs, based on when they happened to be thrust into this world.The conversation flowed between four supporters whose first game ranged from the 1950s to the 2010s. The cast is Arthur, who represents the teenagers, Art, the 20-somethings, Amy in the middle-aged bracket, and Richard, the veteran.Produced by Jay Beale. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Wednesday night, the gap to Liverpool increased to 13 points as Arsenal drew 0-0 to Nottingham Forest at the City Ground. Art de Roché and James McNicholas join Ian Stone to reflect on the game including the team’s struggles in front of goal, Calafiori’s eventful first half and Ødegaard’s continued lack of form. Plus, the importance of luck, and a discussion around Mikel Arteta’s changing style of football. Producer: Robby Williams Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on where Arsenal's defeat to West Ham leaves them.Post match Mikel Arteta said his side were 'nowhere near the level to challenge', the panel ask the question as to why.Is there a formula to beating this Arsenal side that managers such as Potter, Howe and Emery have cracked? Why are Arsenal struggling to create chances and what needs to change? What's happened to the atmosphere at the Emirates? Do Arsenal have enough players who will take initiative in front of goal? What was the thinking behind not signing a forward in January? Do Arsenal now run the risk of losing players this summer?All of that and more ahead of Wednesday's visit to Nottingham Forest.Produced by Jay Beale. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Arsenal were fined £65,000 over the players’ reaction to Myles Lewis-Skelly's (wrongly awarded) red card at Wolves. Adrian Clarke and James McNicholas join Ian Stone to reflect on this news, and discuss the squad’s adaptability in the face of numerous challenges this season. Plus, we talk Takehiro Tomiyasu’s knee surgery, a club record level of revenue, and look ahead to Saturday’s game against West Ham. Producer: Robby Williams Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on Arsenal's 2-0 victory against Leicester City at the King Power.Mikel Merino was deployed as an emergency striker off the bench, scoring both goals. The panel discuss whether he is the short term solution to Arsenal's forward line injury crisis?Plus, Ethan Nwaneri and Myles Lewis-Skelly on fire yet again and a Sunday to remember in the WSL as Arsenal thump Spurs 5-0.Produced by Jay Beale. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Arsenal have returned from their warm weather training camp in Dubai with the news that Kai Havertz will miss the remainder of the season with a hamstring tear. Art de Roché and James McNicholas join Ian Stone to talk potential solutions and reflect on what the news means for Arsenal’s trophy hopes. Plus they look ahead to Saturday’s game against Leicester City, and answer more of your questions in the second part of this week’s mailbag. Producer: Robby Williams Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to discuss the tone of coverage around Myles Lewis-Skelly over the past week.The panel reflect on a difference in framing when it comes to black players, referencing Ian Wright's recent comments on the lack of care and awareness around the subject.Plus we make a start answering your questions in the first part of this week's mailbag.Produced by Jay Beale.https://arseblog.com/2025/02/framing/https://www.footballvisionpodcast.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Wednesday night, Arsenal were knocked out of the Carabao Cup after losing 2-0 to Newcastle in the semi-final second leg at St James' Park. Art de Roché and James McNicholas join Ian Stone to reflect on a disappointing evening and semi-final in general. With three defeats against The Magpies already this season, Newcastle seem to have our number and Alexander Isak has displayed exactly what we're missing.Odegaard and Saliba's performances are discussed, along with Martinelli's injury that encapsulates our luck this season.Plus - reflecting on opportunities missed following a quiet January transfer window and searching for positives as Arsenal head on another warm weather retreat to Dubai.Produced by Robby Williams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on Arsenal's 5-1 rout over Manchester City.If there was anyone who didn’t know who Myles Lewis-Skelly was before this game, they certainly know now. It was a perfect afternoon for Arsenal and Hale End as Ethan Nwaneri put the icing on the cake, scoring what is becoming a trademark goal.The panel discuss the momentum and belief this performance will give the team, ahead of Wednesday's Carabao Cup semi final second leg at St James' Park.Plus - Declan Rice back to this best, a performance that sums Kai Havertz up, will Arsenal sign a forward on deadline day?Produced by Jay Beale. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Arsenal are through to the round of 16 in the Champions League following their 2-1 win against Girona on Wednesday Night. Art de Roché and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on the game, marveling at the incredible performance of Ethan Nwaneri on his Champions League Debut, announcing himself on the European stage. Neto's Arsenal debut and Sterling's performance are also discussed. Plus we talk about Myles Lewis Skelly's red card appeal being upheld, the club's reported approach for Ollie Watkins and look ahead to a huge game against Manchester City this Sunday.Producer: Robby Williams Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on another ludicrous red card for Arsenal, as Myles Lewis-Skelly was sent off in Saturday's 1-0 victory at Molineux. Is the way PGMOL is being operated the best practice for the Premier League?The panel also talk spirit and professionalism, as unlike Arsenal’s previous three red cards this season, they found a way to win thanks to a beautiful strike from Riccardo Calafiori. Plus - our man of the match Declan Rice, the encouragement winning with 10 men will give the team, and a look ahead to Girona in the final group stage of the Champions League. Produced by Jay Beale. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Arsenal are all but through to the round of 16 in the Champions League following their 3-0 win against Dinamo Zagreb on Wednesday Night. Art de Roché and James McNicholas join Ian Stone to reflect on the game. There’s praise for Declan Rice, Kai Havertz, Gabriel Martinelli and Ethan Nwaneri. We discussed the performances of the rotated squad players and there's a mention for Nathan Butler-Oyedeji after his Champions League debut.Plus we talk transfer news (or lack of) and look ahead to an important game away against Wolves on Saturday.Producer: Robby Williams Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on Arsenal's 2-2 draw against Aston Villa, in which the Gunners threw away a two goal lead.The panel discuss the familiar issues of a lack of personnel to call upon and a lack of focus when in front.With the Champions League returning on Wednesday, does Mikel Arteta need to find a solution at right back after William Saliba was added to the injury list?Plus - Dennis Bergkamp wins the FWA Tribute award and we hear from Art de Roché after Arsenal's 5-0 victory in the WSL, Renée Slegers first match after being permanently appointed.Produced by Jay Beale. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As North London Forever rung out around the ground at FT, the party was in full swing after Arsenal completed the double over Spurs winning 2-1 at the Emirates.Ian Stone is joined by James McNicholas and Art De Roche to reflect on the game. There's praise for Myles Lewis Skelly, Gabriel and Declan Rice, questions over the forward line, but mostly just laughs at remaining top in North London.Plus a look ahead to an all-important game against Villa on SaturdayHost: Ian StoneGuests: James McNicholas and Art De RocheProducer: Abi Paterson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on a nightmare week for Arteta and Arsenal, losing 2-0 to Newcastle in the Carabao Cup semi final first leg before being dumped out the FA Cup by Manchester United on penalties.After scoring just one goal from 49 shots across the two fixtures, has Arsenal's failure to sign a striker caught up with them?Gabriel Jesus was stretchered off with what looked like a serious injury, with Bukayo Saka and Ethan Nwaneri also sidelined does the club have to act in the January transfer window?With Spurs and Villa on the horizon, the panel discuss how does Mikel Arteta can improve Arsenal's attacking fortunes in the short term, in what could be a make or break week in the Premier League.Produced by Jay Beale. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Adrian Clarke and Art de Roché join Ian Stone to reflect on a devastating defeat to Newcastle in the Carabao Cup semi-final first leg.Alexander Isak showed Arsenal what they're missing, as the Gunners failed to find the net in 23 attempts.The panel discuss whether Mikel Arteta has enough clinical players at his disposal, and consider how he can get Arsenal firing again with the fixtures coming thick and fast.Plus - questions around the atmosphere at the Emirates and a look ahead to Manchester United's visit in the FA Cup this weekend.Produced by Jay Beale. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ian Stone is joined by Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke to discuss the 1-1 draw away at Brighton on Saturday.Ethan Nwaneri started again and scored the opening goal but came off at half time with a muscular injury as Arsenal's depleted squad is stretched further yet.The panel discuss the penalty decision after João Pedro was deemed to have been fouled by William Saliba as the two clashed heads in an unusual situation.But are Arsenal's lack of goals and lack of attacking options the real problem?Plus a look ahead to the Carabao Cup semi final first leg with Newcastle on Tuesday night.Produced by Jesse Howard. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Art De Roche and James McNicholas join Ian Stone to reflect on Arsenal's first game of 2025, a 3-1 away win at Brentford.Gabriel Jesus and Gabriel Martinelli were back amongst the goals as Arsenal came back from 1-0 down to win amidst a sickness bug in the squad.Ethan Nwaneri was arguably the story of the game though, the 17 year old made his first Premier League start and was involved in 2 of the goals as Arsenal continue to adjust to life without Bukayo Saka.Plus the panel discuss the Ipswich game, the January transfer window and look ahead to Brighton on Saturday.Produced by Jesse Howard. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

James McNicholas and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on Arsenal's 5-1 victory at Selhurst Park.It was the second time this week the Gunners have beaten Palace, with Gabriel Jesus on fire again.It would have been a perfect evening but for Bukayo Saka's hamstring injury that forced him off in the first half.The panel discuss Mikel Arteta's options in Bukayo's absence, as we head into the busiest part of the season.Plus, Newcastle to come in the Carabao Cup and a look back at the best moments of 2024.Produced by Jay Beale. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

James McNicholas and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to look back on a Cup win against Crystal Palace.Gabriel Jesus owned the night scoring a hattrick to send Arsenal through to the semi finals of the Carabao Cup. After a terrible first half, Arteta brought on Martin Odegaard who ignited the match and brought it under Arsenal's control.Plus it's been five years since Mikel Arteta took the reins at the club. We discuss how the club has changed in that time and what is needed to push on further. Clue: it's silver and sparkly.And we hear your suggestions for some half time music. *If you're on Spotify you can vote on your favouriteHost: Ian StoneGuests: Adrian Clarke, James McNicholasProducer: Abi Paterson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on Arsenal’s disappointing 0-0 draw at home to Everton. It was the second week in a row that the Gunners have dropped points in the Premier League, the panel analyse where things are going wrong this season. Has Mikel Arteta become too risk averse in his approach? Have Arsenal lost the variance in their attacking play? Are enough players chipping in with goals?Plus, a look ahead to Palace in the Carabao Cup on Wednesday. Produced by Jay Beale. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ian Stone is joined by James McNicholas and Art de Roché to reflect on a satisfying 3-0 win over AS Monaco at The Emirates.The panel discuss a very impressive first Champions League start for Myles Lewis-Skelly and an improved showing from Gabriel Jesus up front.Plus a look ahead to Arsenal’s home game against Everton on Saturday in the Premier League.Produced by Steve Hankey. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ian Stone is joined by Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke to reflect on a disappointing draw at Fulham in the West London wind.The panel discuss whether Arsenal create enough and if they have enough attacking depth after a frustrating game where they dominated possession but lacked killer instinct.Plus a look ahead to Monaco in the Champions League on Wednesday with Mikel's side in a great position to go through in the top 8.Produced by Jesse Howard. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

James McNicholas and Art de Roché join Ian Stone to reflect on Arsenal's 2-0 victory over Manchester United.Set pieces stole the show yet again as Arsenal managed to score from two corners without Gabriel Magallhães on the pitch.The panel discuss our set piece supremacy, how Jakub Kiwior and Oleksandr Zinchenko came into the Arsenal back line and were part of a very composed defensive performance and look ahead to playing away at Fulham on Sunday.Produced by Steve Hankey. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on Arsenal's bonkers 5-2 victory over West Ham.It was the second season in a row that Mikel Arteta's side took The Hammers apart at the London Stadium, with Bukayo Saka heavily involved yet again.The panel discuss unsung hero Kai Havertz, the unstoppable Gabriel Magalhães, and look ahead to Manchester United's visit on Wednesday.Produced by Jay Beale. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ian Stone is joined by Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke to discuss Arsenal's 5-1 away win in Sporting Lisbon in the Champions League.Sporting hadn't lost at home for 18 months and Arsenal blew them away with five different goalscorers in a dazzling display.The right hand side was dominant as Bukayo Saka scored and assisted and Gabriel scored his first Champions League goal to cap off a great defensive performance keeping Viktor Gyökeres quiet.Plus, a look ahead to West Ham away on Saturday as Arsenal look to build on their momentum.Produced by Jesse Howard. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on Arsenal's 3-0 victory over Nottingham Forest.Martin Odegaard's influence was on show as Mikel Arteta's side looked back to their fluid best, a performance Arsène would've been proud of.The panel discuss the partnership between our captain and Bukayo Saka, with shades of Robert Pires and Thierry Henry.Plus, another incredible cameo from Ethan Nwaneri, who scored his first Premier League goal just four minutes after coming off the bench.Produced by Jay Beale. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Amy Lawrence and James McNicholas join Ian Stone to look ahead to Arsenal’s home game against Nottingham Forest.We also talk about the news that Patrick Vieira is the new manager of Italian side Genoa, and we wonder if this a step on the road towards the dugout at Arsenal for our former captain. We then answer more of your questions about how the club are faring recruiting youth players and if there’s a space for Oleksandr Zinchenko in midfield in the future? Produced by Steve Hankey. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Art De Roche and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone for an international break mailbox special with the panel answering your questions.From Arsenal's season expectations and Mikel's rotation to Edu's BBQ and beyond.Plus a look at left backs and what Arsenal should prioritise in the transfer window.Produced by Jesse Howard. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

James McNicholas joins Ian Stone to reflect on where Arsenal are at as we enter the final international break of 2024.We use the start of the break to assess how good the squad we have this season actually is. Who’s underperformed? Who’s overperformed? Have we been unlucky with injuries or are there things we could have done in the summer to avoid some of the problems we’ve faced?Produced by Steve Hankey. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.