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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Joining Ian Stone for a look back on Arsenal 4 Leicester 2 it's Art de Roche and Adrian "buzzkill" Clarke.
Today it's all about Gabriel Jesus and what he has immediately brought to the Arsenal set up. We discuss why he has been able to have such an immediate impact in his new team, the various player roles he's performing and the influence he has on the younger players too now that he's part of the senior leadership team. Expect stats, tactics, and joy in part one.
But it's not all about that Brazilian Gabi, as his attacking compatriot Gabriel Martinelli was on fire too and we discuss his development under Arteta and how the more fluid structure has allowed him to shine.
It was the first home game of the season and boy did the fans come out to play, especially the Ashburton Army as Adrian admires their stamina for songs throughout the day.
Plus we check in on our loans, our Academy and hail Saka for his Kopa Trophy nomination
RUNNING ORDER
PART 1 - Spa trip anyone? - 01.00
PART 2a - Jesus has arrived - 04.00
PART 2b - Martinelli’s moments - 21.00
PART 2c - Fan-demonium - 26.00
PART 3a - Loan watch - 33.00
PART 3b - Academy watch - 36.00
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Joining Ian Stone this week it's Art De Roche and Adrian Clarke to look back on the Sven Mislintat era when everything was just a little confused at the Emirates.
In order to make sense of it all we have a little game of Sven Mislintit or tat where we rate the eight players that came in under Sven's eye. It's also four years since Unai Emery's first match in charge of the gooners and we compare that team to today's.
Moving on to the big topic in The Athletic this week we talk about player roles and the various ways that they can be defined by focusing on Saka and Xhaka.
And finally it's all about captains, and one former captain who's going to be lighting up the ballroom this winter
RUNNING ORDER
PART 1 - Sven Mislintit or tat - 01.00
PART 2 - Saka the wide threat - 11.00
PART 3 - Captaincy and squad leaders - 27.00
PART 4 - Strictly Tony Adams - 37.00
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Adrian Clarke and James McNicholas join Ian Stone for a look back on Arsenal's opening day victory over Crystal Palace.
And it was all about one man: William Saliba. Is he undroppable after that "Rolls Royce" performance? Is not knowing your back four a good thing? And can we come up with a song for him?
Plus Arsenal's fighting spirit, wingers, and why Ian needs to watch All or Nothing
RUNNING ORDER
PART 1 - Rolls Royce of a defender 01.00
PART 2 - Palace 0-2 Arsenal 05.00
PART 3a - Transfers 23.00
PART 3b - All or Nothing 28.30
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Join Ian Stone, Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke as we look ahead to the new season!
In this episode: we speak about England winning Euro 2022 and the heavy influence that Arsenal have on this team, we look back at our last preseason game, a 6-0 battering of Sevilla and look ahead to the first game of the Premier League season against Crystal Palace.
Plus there’s some transfer talk focused on those who are leaving rather than coming.
And we pay tribute to Terry Neil, Arsenal’s youngest ever manager and an FA Cup winner in that incredible 1979 win over Manchester United.
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Join Ian Stone, Art de Roche, and Amy Lawrence for a look back on the latest from Arsenal.
This week we pay tribute to the greatest football fan of all time, Maria Petri, who sadly passed away on Friday. Amy shares her memories of Maria, whilst Art discusses her love of the women's team. Maria was Arsenal through and through and embodied the club in a way that no one else ever will.
We then move to talking about James's wide ranging interview with Edu and whether the tide of opinion has turned in favour of the Kroenkes.
Finally we talk William Saliba, what would make a dream transfer window and the gooners at the Euro
RUNNING ORDER
PART 1 - Rename the stadium 02.00
PART 2 - “I shall be oh so sad when I die, as I won’t be able to watch Arsenal anymore” RIP Maria Petri 05.00
PART 3a - Edu talks business 14.00
PART 3b - Arsenal and the Kroenkes 23.00
PART 3c - William Saliba 29.00
PART 4 - Gooners at the Euro 35.00
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Joining Ian Stone this week it's Art De Roche and Adrian Clarke to discuss all that has happened since we last spoke.
First up there's the new away kit launch, and how the club community looks out for and after each other.
Then we get into the impending arrival of Zinchenko as he finalises his move to Arsenal from Man City - do we think he's a better fit for the club than Martinez?
We catch up with James McNicholas who's out with the team in Orlando, Florida to find out what the vibes are like, and to discuss his interview with Fabio Vieira.
And we have some tactical discussions, talk All or Nothing, and the WSL fixture list too. You asked for more so we're giving you more!
RUNNING ORDER
PART 1 - Wear the shirt with pride 02.00
PART 2 - Zinchenko 08.00
PART 3a - Pre season win v Everton : 21.00
PART 3b - James McNicholas on tour: 30.00
PART 4a - Cut backs: 44.00
PART 4b - All or Nothing: 49.00
PART 4c - WSL fixture list: 52.00
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Join Ian Stone, Adrian Clarke, and Art de Roche for the latest goings on in and around Arsenal.
This week: Arsenal's pre season game against FC Nuremburg - what learnings can we take, should we get over excited about Jesus, and what about Elneny's goal!
Adrian went to screening of 'Inside Hale End' so we find out about that, and we discuss the impact Jack Wilshere will have at Arsenal's Academy.
Plus we talk about hot games
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Join Amy Lawrence, Adrian Clarke and host Ian Stone for another check in on the Gunners.
It's time for pre season and so we discuss what ours look like, what Adrian's used to look like, and what actually happens at the weigh in.
As for the outings and incomings Gabriel Jesus was finally announced on Monday but there's not much going out.
We also discuss the possibility of safe standing and Kanu's greatest Premier League game
RUNNING ORDER
PART 1 - Pre season starts 02.00
PART 2a - Who will leave the club?: 08.00
PART 2b - Gabriel Jesus signs : 15.00
PART 2c - Safe standing?: 28.00
PART 3 - Kanu believe it : 30.00
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Join Ian Stone, James McNicholas, and Amy Lawrence for a look at the latest transfer news, the curious case of William Saliba and renewed criticisms of Arsenal's "Visit Rwanda" sleeve sponsor.
On the show we discuss the arrival of Gabriel Jesus and what he does and doesn't bring to the side. We talk about the not so impending arrival of Raphinha as it looks like he's off to Chelsea. And we take a look at the Arsenal back line and its formation next season.
All that plus a discussion on the upcoming "All or Nothing" Arsenal series.
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This week Ian Stone is joined by Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke to talk all things Norway, numbers, and transfers.
All things being *at the time of recording* there's been no names just yet but since we last spoke the name Lisandro Martinez has picked up apace. Therefore asking the question, is Mikel Arteta all about versatility?
We hear about Amy's trip to Norway back in April as she found out all about Arsenal's MO - Martin Odegaard.
Plus there's a game of number association too
RUNNING ORDER
PART 1 - Shirt numbers 02.00
PART 2 - Versatile players : 05.00
PART 3 - Arsenal’s MO: Martin Odegaard: 25.00
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