Arseblog Arsecast, The Arsenal Podcast

In this episode we look back at the 1-0 win over Hull on Saturday. There were some first half moments, but the two big incidents involved Kai Havertz – and we discuss his big chance and the penalty he should have been awarded. There's also praise for Noni Madueke who kept trying to make things happen and whose shot led to the only goal of the game from Martin Odegaard, before he fluffed his own lines in front of goal when he should have scored. In part two we have listener questions about Mikel Arteta's obvious frustration with Eberechi Eze, whether it's sustainable to keep winning by single goal margins, Christos Tzolis and what he's brought to the team so far, our attacking play, recognising our quality and lots more.

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In this episode I'm joined by Tom Canton of The Gooner Talk to discuss Arsenal's 2-1 win over Slavia Prague in the Champions League on Wednesday night. The first half had plenty of positives, not least a goal for Noni Madueke, as well as an assist and a well taken goal for Viktor Gyokeres who put in his best performance of the season so far. The lead could have been bigger but for a lack of finishing efficiency, before things changed radically after the break. We analyse why Arsenal were so poor in the second half, worry out loud about Declan Rice playing another 90+ minutes when he didn't really have to, Mikel Arteta's changes and reaction to the performance, and the return of William Saliba. There's also info on tomorrow's book launch, details of a great new feature on the site, and more.

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In this episode of the Arsenal Women Arsecast, Tim and Jamie analyse the 1-1 draw with Aston Villa which exposed very familiar failings for this season. There is analysis of a stable starting line-up that was quickly discarded at half-time, what some of the substitutions say about player standings in the squad, the disorganisation that led to villa’s goal and Renee Slegers’ post-match comments lamenting the energy and intent at the start of the game. In part two, Tim and Jamie take listener questions from BlueSky.

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In this episode we look back at the massive win at Anfield on Sunday after Kai Havertz's first half goal was enough for all three points. We analyse the Gunners strong start to the game, and opportunities to score a second, before the game swung back towards the home side in the last part of the first half. There's discussion of Jurrien Timber's foul on Alexander Isak which probably should have seen Liverpool awarded a penalty, and the big miss from Alexis Mac Allister, before we look at how Arsenal's hugely impressive defensive strength kept the opposition at arm's length for the second half, and what this result means for the title challenge even at this relatively early point of the season. In part two we answer questions about egregious play-acting, Mikel Arteta's subs, Declan Rice's standing in the pantheon of Arsenal signings, Bruno Guimaraes' integration thus far, and lots more.

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In this episode I'm joined by Harry Symeou to discuss Arsenal's midweek elimination from the Carabao Cup at the hands of League Two Fleetwood Town. We chat about the team selection, the goal we conceded, and the goal we scored before the conversation widens out into questions about the team's attacking potency, in particular the roles of Kai Havertz and Viktor Gyokeres, and whether the club need to be active in the January transfer window to bolster the forward line. We also chat about the red card issued to Max Dowman, the decision to appeal it, Mikel Arteta's reaction on the sideline when the 16 year old trudged off the pitch, the penalty shoot-out, and lots more.

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