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We've had 29 French players since Arsène Wenger took over 20 years ago, and this week's podcast focuses on the three who played in Sunday's win over Bournemouth.French football journalist Julien Laurens joins Russell Hargreaves to analyse Olivier Giroud, Laurent Koscielny and Mathieu Debuchy's influence at the club and why Arsenal are regarded as Ligue 1's 21st club.Elsewhere, Hector Bellerin is on the show to talk about his new contract, and Adrian Clarke is back to preview West Ham United in The Chalkboard.Don't forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode!
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It wasn't the win we wanted on Saturday, but we still had reason to celebrate thanks to Olivier Giroud's 89th-minute header.Shkodran Mustafi also impressed at Old Trafford, and he joins us to talk about what it was like to move away from home as a 14-year-old, while legendary boxer George Foreman talks about his affiliation with Arsenal.Elsewhere, Adrian Clarke joins Russell Hargreaves to give his take on Bournemouth in The Chalkboard.Remember to subscribe so you never miss an episode!
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To mark Nacho Monreal’s first goal for Spain, host Russell Hargreaves and former Gunner Adrian Clarke have been hard at work creating their own chants for our very own Mr Consistent.You can back your favourite song by voting on Twitter but, if our singing contest isn’t up your street, don’t worry - there’s plenty more on offer in this episode.This week’s exclusive interview is with young defender Krystian Bielik, who talks us through an Arsenal academy player’s daily routine and what it means to him to be able to play for the Gunners.Elsewhere, Max Jones gives the latest women’s and academy football updates, while Adrian provides an in-depth analysis of Manchester United in The Chalkboard.Make sure you subscribe on iTunes so you never miss an episode!
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Russ Hargreaves and co are back to reflect on a feisty first north London derby of the season.Matchday Show commentators Dan Roebuck and Nik Brumsack give their take on Sunday's draw, and also assess Mesut Ozil's recent form, including his sensational goal against Ludogorets.Hector Bellerin has continued to turn heads this season, and he joins Russell to reveal how it feels to be one of the fastest players in the Premier League.Elsewhere, we hear from two-time Olympic gold medal sprinter Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce about why she is an Arsenal fan, while Adrian Clarke also returns for The Chalkboard.Make sure you subscribe so you never miss an episode!
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After Saturday's 4-1 victory over Sunderland, Russell Hargreaves and Adrian Clarke are back to dissect our performance.Meanwhile, former Gunner David Hillier looks ahead to the north London derby and remembers his time as a player.Elsewhere, Carl Jenkinson tells us about his time away from the club on loan - including how he ended up in goal during one game - and we preview Tuesday's Champions League game against Ludogorets.Make sure you subscribe so that you never miss an episode!
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After Saturday's goalless draw against Middlesbrough, Russell Hargreaves and Adrian Clarke are back to dissect our performance.We also hear about the game from the Press Association journalist, Mark Mann-Bryans' point of view, and look ahead to Tuesday's League Cup game against Reading.Chuba Akpom won't be playing in that game due to a back injury, but he still joined us to talk about the League Cup and the journey from academy to first-team football.Make sure you subscribe so that you never miss an episode!
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With six goals in his last four Premier League appearances, Theo Walcott is bang in form this season.On this week's podcast, the England forward reflects on his two strikes against Swansea City and why he was disappointed not to score a hat-trick.We also catch up with Santi Cazorla to find out what goes through his mind when he steps up to take a penalty, while we find out more about Arsenal Soccer Schools' work.Elsewhere, Adrian Clarke back with Russ Hargreaves for The Chalkboard ahead of Middlesbrough's trip to the Emirates.Make sure you subscribe so that you never miss an episode!
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He's been Arsenal's breakthrough star of 2016, and on this week's podcast, we speak to Alex Iwobi about establishing himself in the first team, swapping No 45 for 17 and why his initiation song was "so embarrassing". We also catch up with Olympic gold medal winner, Josi Henning, and hear from national journalist, James Olley. Elsewhere, Adrian Clarke is back with Russ Hargreaves for The Chalkboard ahead of Swansea City's trip to the Emirates.Make sure you subscribe so that you never miss an episode!
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Well we left it late, but Laurent Koscielny's last-minute winner at Burnley was better late than never!We've got all the reaction to Sunday's victory from our Matchday Show team, while journalist Nick Ames also joins us on the phone to give his take on the events at Turf Moor.Elsewhere, Per Mertesacker reveals his delight at being named Arsenal captain at the start of the season, Aaron Ramsey re-lives Wales' Euro 2016 success, and Adrian Clarke is back with Russ Hargreaves for The Chalkboard.Make sure you subscribe so that you never miss an episode!
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Three goals, three different scorers and three points - we're reacting to Saturday's unforgettable win against Chelsea on this week's podcast.Alex Iwobi and Theo Walcott reflect on their performances, while Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain joins us to talk about his scintillating early-season form.It's also the 20th anniversary of Arsene Wenger's appointment, and we hear from the manager about his first few months in charge.Elsewhere, we hear from former winger Anders Limpar, and Max Jones is back to give us the latest academy and ladies news in Around the Club.Make sure you subscribe so that you never miss an episode!
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