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For the first time since 1997, Arsene Wenger opted to use three centre backs as we returned to winning ways at Middlesbrough.But did our new-look defensive trio impress? Former Gunners Perry Groves and Adrian Clarke join Russell Hargreaves on the show to give their verdict.Elsewhere, Rob Holding talks about our new academy facilities and his future coaching aspirations, while this week's History Lesson focuses on our 1993 League Cup win.Make sure you subscribe so you never miss another episode!
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It's been a mixed week at Arsenal - with Monday night's disappointing defeat at Selhurst Park following on from the 3-0 win over West Ham United five days earlier.Arsenal Insiders Dan Roebuck and Nik Brumsack join Russell Hargreaves to assess both matches and look ahead to the run-in.Meanwhile, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain reveals what he finds most impressive about his team-mates, and outlines why "little magician" Santi Cazorla is an inspiration for any midfielder.Adrian Clarke looks ahead to the upcoming match at Middlesbrough in The Chalkboard, while our History Lesson focuses on a 1-0 win over PSG in the Cup Winners' Cup 23 years ago.Make sure you subscribe so you never miss an episode!
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Last week was an emotional one for former Gunner Lukas Podolski.The 31-year-old brought the curtain down on his international career by scoring a stunning winner against England, and Per Mertesacker joins us on the show to talk about his good friend's achievements.Elsewhere, Adrian Clarke and Max Jones are back to reflect on recent events and look ahead to the season run-in.Make sure you subscribe so you never miss another episode!
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With no club football as a result of the international break, we've been speaking to Arsenal fan and Game of Thrones star Alfie Allen about how he became a Gunner.Elsewhere, Nacho Monreal explains how his friendship with Santi Cazorla has evolved over the years.Adrian Clarke joins Russell Hargreaves to look ahead to our upcoming match against Manchester City in The Chalkboard - and Marc Overmars is the subject of our History Lesson.Make sure you subscribe so you never miss another episode!
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Saturday's defeat at The Hawthorns means we head into the international break with a sour taste in our mouths. Russell Hargreaves is joined by The Times' chief football writer, Henry Winter, to discuss how we can arrest our recent slump.Aaron Ramsey also features on this week's show as he recalls the 2012 Olympics, while Adrian Clarke is back with a very special edition of The Chalkboard.Make sure you subscribe so you never miss another episode!
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We hit five goals past Lincoln City to book our place in an Emirates FA Cup semi-final at Wembley.Russell Hargreaves is joined by Julian Bennetts, assistant sports news editor at The Telegraph, to reflect on the game and our cup run so far.Danny Welbeck speaks about his football upbringing in Manchester, while Adrian Clarke returns to analyse West Bromwich Albion at The Chalkboard.Make sure you subscribe so you never miss an episode!
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After Saturday’s damaging defeat at Anfield, Russell Hargreaves is joined by The Times’ Matt Hughes to dissect what went wrong on Merseyside.We also catch up with academy graduate Ainsley Maitland-Niles, who reveals how much it would mean to him to play for Arsenal in a Wembley FA Cup semi-final.And finally, Adrian Clarke returns at The Chalkboard to discuss the best ways to tackle Bayern Munich and Lincoln CityMake sure you subscribe so you never miss an episode!
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Well there was no Premier League game for us this weekend but that doesn't mean that we've been short of talking points on this week's show.Russell Hargreaves is joined once more by Max Jones to discuss on Arsenal Under-23s' 4-1 win over Chelsea, and also reflect on Kelly Smith's testimonial match which celebrated her glittering career.Elsehwere, Petr Cech is back to talk about the mental battle when facing penalties, while Adrian Clarke returns at The Chalkboard.Make sure you subscribe so you never miss an episode!
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We returned to winning ways with a comfortable victory at Sutton United in the Emirates FA Cup, and it was certainly a memorable evening for Theo Walcott.The England forward calmly converted Nacho Monreal’s cross home at the far post to score his 100th Arsenal goal, and Russell Hargreaves is back with Gunnerblog’s James McNicholas to discuss the milestone.Elsewhere, Rob Holding talks about his favourite things to do in London, while Adrian Clarke returns to answer some tough questions and give us the lowdown on Liverpool in The Chalkboard.Make sure you subscribe so you never miss an episode!
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It's an exciting juncture of the season and, after we beat Hull City in the league on Saturday, this week the focus turns to two cup competitions.Arsenal Weekly regular Adrian Clarke looks ahead to our trip to Bayern Munich in the Champions League, and the Emirates FA Cup fifth-round tie at Sutton United, and together with host Russ Hargreaves, examines what went right against the Tigers at the weekend.Elsewhere, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain recalls his first memories of playing against Arsenal, and we also hear from our latest Arsenal Insider - photographer Stuart MacFarlane.But that's not all - our History Lesson focuses on club legend, Liam Brady.Make sure you subscribe so you never miss an episode!
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