Arseblog Arsecast, The Arsenal Podcast

In this episode we look back at the massive win at Anfield on Sunday after Kai Havertz's first half goal was enough for all three points. We analyse the Gunners strong start to the game, and opportunities to score a second, before the game swung back towards the home side in the last part of the first half. There's discussion of Jurrien Timber's foul on Alexander Isak which probably should have seen Liverpool awarded a penalty, and the big miss from Alexis Mac Allister, before we look at how Arsenal's hugely impressive defensive strength kept the opposition at arm's length for the second half, and what this result means for the title challenge even at this relatively early point of the season. In part two we answer questions about egregious play-acting, Mikel Arteta's subs, Declan Rice's standing in the pantheon of Arsenal signings, Bruno Guimaraes' integration thus far, and lots more.

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In this episode I'm joined by Harry Symeou to discuss Arsenal's midweek elimination from the Carabao Cup at the hands of League Two Fleetwood Town. We chat about the team selection, the goal we conceded, and the goal we scored before the conversation widens out into questions about the team's attacking potency, in particular the roles of Kai Havertz and Viktor Gyokeres, and whether the club need to be active in the January transfer window to bolster the forward line. We also chat about the red card issued to Max Dowman, the decision to appeal it, Mikel Arteta's reaction on the sideline when the 16 year old trudged off the pitch, the penalty shoot-out, and lots more.

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In this episode we look back at the 2-0 win over Everton on Saturday afternoon. Arsenal grabbed a first set-piece goal of the new season through Ezri Konsa, and it was an early goal too, something we haven't seen a lot of this season. We chat about how we ought to have been further ahead at the break having played very well, Mikel Arteta making another triple change and we examine the reasons for that, and Gabriel scoring his first goal of the season to give us a nice cushion in a game we absolutely deserved to win. There's also discussion of Bukayo Saka's injury against Bayern Munich and whether how he's used needs to change when he returns, before we answer listener questions about the 8 second rule going against David Raya, what kind of team/squad we should expect for the game against Fleetwood Town, Max Dowman's minutes, the state of play at Man Utd, managers and their technical areas, and lots more.

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In this episode of the Arsenal Women Arsecast, Tim and Jamie finally get to discuss a victory! Full analysis of Arsenal’s win away at Tottenham, including the back to basics starting line-up, vulnerability in the opening 20 minutes, how Arsenal channelled energy and soft factors, the celebrations at full-time. There is discussion about how much the strategy and line-up were suitable on a one-off basis or whether they might be sustainable and the wider questions that creates about squad building. Then in part two, Tim and Jamie take listener questions from BlueSky.

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In this episode of the Arsenal Women Arsecast, Tim and Jamie dissect the disappointing 1-1 draw at home to Birmingham. There is talk over the manager’s future, the issues defending fast breaks on the left side of the team, continued struggles to create clear chances and Renee Slegers’ animated post-match press conference. Tim and Jamie consider Renee’s argument that Arsenal are doing good things between the penalty boxes but haven’t been good enough in both penalty areas. There is also talk on the starting line-up and the continued reluctance to trust Gery Reuteler. In part two, Tim and Jamie take listener questions from BlueSky.

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