Have Aston Villa Ended Arsenal's Title Hopes For A Second Season On The Bounce? (Ep. 273)
Arsenal threw away a two goal lead against Aston Villa to draw 2-2 in a game we dominated, created chances and played brillaint football, but ultimately, it is a result that has heavy implications.
With Raheem Sterling the only senior attacking option on the bench, Arsenal were threadbare, and that was the team's sixth game in 18 days, so energy levels were dangerously low.
Josh Moss was at the game, and joins Adam to talk about the performance, the transfer window and the fears for the rest of the season.
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The Arsenal Therapy Podcast (@ArsenalTherapy) Farhan (@GunnerSince96) Adam (@AdamKeys_) Jamie (@BigBearKentlaar) and the one and only Monty (@ATPMonty)
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North London Is Red And Arsenal Are Back In The Title Race! (Ep. 272)
Arsenal are back! After a horrible week, the mood was lifted with Arsenal bouncing back by beating Tottenham 2-1 in a North London Derby.
Gabriel and Trossard made the difference on the night, but it could have been any of five players as Arsenal delivered a thumping performance over Tottenham.
The win puts Arsenal four points behind Liverpool, and very much back in the mix for the Premier League title.
Adam Keys and Jamie Kent discuss the game and what it means for Arsenal's season going forward.
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Chance After Chance Missed, An Exit On Penalties and A Potential ACL Injury For Jesus... (Ep. 271)
Arsenal suffered defeat in the worst possible way to Manchester United, with a penalty shoot out defeat after 120 minutes of dominant football.
With a hoard of chances missed, including a penalty, Arsenal ultimately crashed out with Kai Havertz seeing his penalty saved, and the result has seen a generational head loss within our fanbase.
What's next? Do Arsenal finally enter the transfer window? Who should we move for? What can we do to fix this?
Adam Keys and Jamie Kent discuss the game and what it means for Arsenal's season going forward.
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Is This Harrowing Defeat A Season Defining Moment For Arsenal? (Ep.270)
Arsenal fell to a 2-0 semi final defeat to Newcastle United in a game that failed to see us take some of the glorious chances we created, with Kai Havertz, Jurrien Timber and Gabriel Martinelli missing big chances.
Alexander Isak by contrast was a killer up front, taking his chance brilliantly and created Newcastle's second.
Adam Keys and Jamie Kent discuss the game and what it means for Arsenal's season going forward.
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Another Decision That You'll Never See Again Costs Arsenal Two Points AGAIN (Ep. 2
Arsenal dropped two more points in the Premier League, the seventh draw of the season, and once again Premier League officials were at the centre of controversy with a ridiculous decision given against William Saliba to gift Brighton a penalty.
The penalty came as Arsenal led 1-0 through Ethan Nwaneri, in a tough battling performance without much excitement, but one where we nulified a strong Brighton side and held the lead without much trouble.
Adam Keys and Jamie Kent discuss the game and what it means for Arsenal's title hopes going forward.
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