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    Handbrake Off: The Athletic FC’s Arsenal show

    The 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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    Arsenal HOF, Rashford to Arsenal & What Bergkamp Would Cost Today! Mar 29, 2022
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    Host Ian Stone is joined by Adrian Clarke and The Athletic's Art de Roche to reflect on Arsenal Women's Champions League hopes and how the NLD postponement could actually help their season... Plus, a discussion over which Arsenal legend should follow Patrick Vieira into the Hall Of Fame and whether or not Marcus Rashford would be a smart addition to the current squad this summer (if not, then who?)

    Plus, the trio explore a fantastic article from Art, all about how much Arsenal's biggest transfers would cost today!

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    A result to celebrate Mar 21, 2022
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    It's Ian Stone, Amy Lawrence and James McNicholas here looking back at another 1-0 to the Arsenal win, this time over Aston Villa.

    This week we rub our victories in the celebration police's faces, we ask why there's this English obsession with "hardness" and talk about Arteta getting a song.

    All that plus some love for our England call ups, love for Bernd Leno, and a bit more of a chat about celebrating.

    RUNNING ORDER

    PART 1 - Celebrate good times: 01:00


    PART 2a - Aston Villa 0-1 Arsenal: 04:00

    PART 2b - Celebration police: 25:00


    PART 3 - Three Four Lions: 30:00

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    Goldfish memories, fuming at the fixture computer and club identity Mar 17, 2022
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    Join Ian Stone, Adrian Clarke, and Art de Roche for a look back on Arsenal's so close but so far loss to Liverpool.

    We praise the work of Gabi Martinelli, discuss the season Aaron Ramsdale's had so far, and ask how do we get to Liverpool's level?

    Plus you can hear Amy Lawrence's interview with Fabrice Muamba on the 10 year anniversary from his collapse whilst playing for Bolton against Spurs in the FA Cup.

    And we talk about the "yoot" and make sure you know who to keep an eye on.

    RUNNING ORDER


    PART 1 - Players to fear : 01.00


    PART 2 - Arsenal 0-2 Liverpool : 07.00


    PART 3a - Amy meets Muamba : 31.30

    PART 3b - A look in on the Arsenal Academy : 41.00

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    Happy Arsenal, happy Odegaard, happy Emirates Mar 14, 2022
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    Join Ian Stone, Amy Lawrence, and James McNicholas for a look back on Arsenal's win over Leicester on Sunday evening.

    After a relatively comfortable win over Leicester we talk about the importance of Martin Odegaard and his comments about happiness in the team. We discuss the roles of Xhaka and Tierney too. And after Chelsea's owner Roman Abramovich was sanctioned by the UK government, we ask what does that mean for Arsenal and football?

    Oh and James has a great story that involves a bus stop and a former Arsenal player.

    RUNNING ORDER

    PART 1 - Seeing players unexpectedly 01.00


    PART 2 - Arsenal 2-0 Leicester: 06.00


    PART 3 - Chelsea and Arsenal: 25.00

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    Into the top four, a song for Saka, and Ray Parlour: 49 undefeated Mar 07, 2022
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    Join Amy Lawrence, Ian Stone, and James McNicholas as they look back on Arsenal's win at Watford which saw them grace the top four again. Is it on? And have Arsenal got the strength and mentality to finish there?


    Data Analyst Mark Carey talks us through how Arsenal have ascended the table, coming from the bottom to the top four.


    We also praise Saka and Odegaard, talk about who should be getting a chant, and celebrate Ray Parlour's 49th birthday.


    RUNNING ORDER

    PART 1 - Boom boom boom and other chants: 01.00


    PART 2 - Watford 2-3 Arsenal: 06.00


    PART 3 - Top four reached with Mark Carey: 21.30


    PART 4 - It’s only Ray Parlour: 33.00

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    Arteta’s bold substitutions, Pepe’s prowess, and faxing in results Feb 28, 2022
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    Join Amy Lawrence, James McNicholas, and Ian Stone for a look back on the week of Arsenal including that spectacular last minute winner against Wolves on Thursday night.


    This week: where does Pepe fit in the team? Why is Martinelli so popular? And where were you when you found out that Arsenal had won on Thursday? Probably not mid performance like James!


    All that plus a discussion on Laca's contract, the club's owners, and Arteta's bold substitutions.


    PART 1 - Weird places to find out results (01.00)


    PART 2 - Arsenal 2-1 Wolves (06.00)


    PART 3a - Ownership (32.30)

    PART 3b - Martinelli’s “My Game In My Words” (41.00)

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    The Fab Four, Gabi’s snuggly blanket, and memories of Madrid magic Feb 21, 2022
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    Join Ian Stone, Amy Lawrence, and Adrian Clarke for a look back on Arsenal's win over Brentford from the weekend.

    This week we crown the Fab Four, we discuss our captaincy choices, and we look at a shift in system. All that plus a trip down memory lane to the Bernabeu when Arsenal became the first english side to beat Real Madrid in their own backyard.

    RUNNING ORDER

    PART 1 - The new Fab Four (01.00)


    PART 2 - Arsenal 2-1 Brentford (06.00)


    PART 3 - Real Madrid 0-1 Arsenal (31.30)

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    A red card problem, complicated sales, and why we love the Arsenal Feb 14, 2022
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    Join Ian Stone, Amy Lawrence, and James McNicholas for a look back on the last week in Arsenal.

    Today: Do Arsenal have a discipline problem? What's our signature performance? And how many goals will Arsenal need to score in the final 16 games to get top four?

    All that plus a brilliant weekend of results for Arsenal despite not playing, look at our selling problem, and reasons to love the Gunners.

    RUNNING ORDER

    PART 1 - We love you Arsenal, we do (01.00)


    PART 2 - Wolves 0-1 Arsenal (06.00)


    PART 3 - Arsenal and signings: it’s complicated (33.30)

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    Seventeen cup finals, Sir Wrighty, and Viv's pass Feb 07, 2022
    Show notes

    Join Ian Stone, Amy Lawrence, James McNicholas and Art de Roche for a spin through the latest from Arsenal

    This week: is Tomiyasu the best right back since Lee Dixon? Should Ian Wright get a knighthood? And which former Arsenal player did Viv Miedema remind Ian of this weekend?

    We discuss the hopes and expectations for the season ahead, whether Martinelli could play through the middle of the pitch, and find out whether we'll be seeing any of our youngsters making a cameo for the seniors in the second half of the season.

    RUNNING ORDER

    PART 1 - What are we looking forward to when football returns? (01.00)


    PART 2 - Seventeen cup finals (06.00)


    PART 3 - U23s and Women with Art de Roche (27.30)

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    January transfer wrap: au revoir Auba and a leaner, meaner Arsenal Feb 01, 2022
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    Join Ian Stone, Adrian Clarke and James McNicholas for a discussion on Arsenal's (lack of) business during the January transfer window.

    This week: how do the panel rate our January out of day? Memories of Auba, and who are these two new signings we've brought in?

    Plus is it Europe or bust for Arteta?

    RUNNING ORDER

    PART 1 - Rate January out of 10 (01.00)


    PART 2 - Transfers, Auba, and who we brought in (04.30)


    PART 3 - Trust the process? (28.30)

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