Stay ConnectedThe Athletic’s Amy Lawrence, Adrian Clarke, James McNicholas (Gunnerblog), Art de Roche and comedian Ian Stone bring you a twice-weekly podcast dedicated to Arsenal Football Club. They’ll bring you reaction to all the games, expert insight into the inner-workings of the club, including transfers and contracts, and analysis on the women’s team too.
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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on Arsenal's one-nil victory at Old Trafford, taking the title race to the final day.
It was our 27th victory this season, the most we've ever managed in the Premier League.
William Saliba was monstrous at the back, while Leandro Trossard was on the scoresheet yet again, clutch.
Plus, how do the panel feel about supporting Spurs, as Manchester City head to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Tuesday.
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James McNicholas and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone for a squad audit.
The panel discuss where Arsenal should look to improve this summer, including who should be sold to raise funds.
Plus, two games remain in our push for the title, how do Arsenal approach Sunday's visit to Old Trafford?
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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on Arsenal's 3-0 victory over Bournemouth, keeping the pressure on Manchester City.
The Gunners equalled last season's tally of 26 wins and 88 goals scored, while David Raya confirmed the Golden Glove.
The panel talk Bukayo Saka's mentality, and discuss where Declan Rice is best suited after another man of the match performance.
Plus, questionable decisions, the super Leandro Trossard, and we hear from Art de Roché on Arsenal's dramatic victory in the WSL.
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James McNicholas and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to discuss the future of Arsenal's number 9.
Gabriel Jesus looks a far cry from the player who took us to a new level in the first half of last season, with only four Premier League goals this campaign.
Have this team out grown him, and should Mikel Arteta look to sell? Or can he get back to the form we know he's capable of?
Plus, what could Jorginho's contract offer mean for Thomas Partey, and a look ahead to Saturday's home fixture against Bournemouth... Let's hope it's less stressful than last time.
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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on another ludicrous north London derby, as Arsenal beat Spurs 3-2 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Mikel Arteta's side have showed their maturity since the defeats to Villa and Bayern, and the win over Spurs emphasised their resilience.
Despite not being at our best, including gifting Spurs two goals, we held on for a deserved and incredibly important win.
The panel discuss stand-out performers Kai Havertz and Bukayo Saka, with the former having his best week in an Arsenal shirt to date.
Plus, St Totteringham's day, Ben White's antics, and Mikel Arteta's 'Untouchables'.
3 cup finals down, 3 to go...
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Ian Stone has Adrian Clarke and Art de Roché on board to look back on a near-perfect performance by the Gunners in that incredible 5-0 defeat of Chelsea - not a bad way to prepare for the North London derby on Sunday. Do we make any changes for Spurs, or stick with the boys who did so incredibly well on Tuesday? Plus: the return of Jurrien Timber, and considerable amounts of love for the continued magnificence of Martin Ødegaard and Kai Havertz. Look out for Amy Lawrence's piece on our new favourite German.
Presented by: Ian Stone
With: Adrian Clarke and Art de Roché
Produced by: Ben Green
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Arsenal went to Wolves at the weekend and came away with the necessary win to head back to the top of the table once more and put a dreadful week behind them - and Ian Stone, Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke are all about channeling the positivity for this episode of Handbrake Off.
It's a case of one down, five more finals to go, then, and it starts on Tuesday with Chelsea. Does Arteta rotate and rest anyone ahead of the North London derby?
Presented by: Ian Stone
With: Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke
Produced by: Ben Green
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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on Arsenal's Champions League exit at the hands of Bayern Munich.
Mikel Arteta has lead incredible progress at the club, the panel discuss how success should be considered, and what Arsenal need in order to move to the next stage.
Plus, with six games remaining in the Premier League, can the Gunners bounce back at Molineux to stay in the hunt for the title?
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James McNicholas and Art de Roché join Ian Stone to reflect on Arsenal's disappointing home defeat to Unai Emery's Aston Villa.
The Gunners failed to capitalise on Crystal Palace's victory at Anfield, meaning it's Manchester who lead the way with a 2 point gap at the top.
The panel discuss whether Mikel Arteta's side have outgrown Zinchenko, and if moving Havertz into midfield was a mistake.
With Bayern Munich up next in the Champions League, and the tie in the balance, this could be a season defining week - how will Arsenal respond?
Plus, a thrashing in the WSL as Arsenal beat Bristol City 5-0, and Bundesliga champion, Granit Xhaka.
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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on Arsenal's 2-2 draw against Bayern Munich.
The panel break down the penalty shouts at both ends, as well as the mistakes and missed chances that cost Mikel Arteta's side.
It was the Gunners first Champions League Quarter Final in 14 years, did the performance show the lack of experience they have in Europe?
Leandro Trossard and Gabriel Jesus made the difference off the bench, should they come into the starting XI at the Allianz?
Plus, death, taxes and a Harry Kane penalty, and a look ahead to Villa's visit on Sunday.
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