Arseblog Arsecast, The Arsenal Podcast Arsecast Extra Episode 666 - 10.11.2025
Nov 10, 2025
A frustrating 2-2 draw with Sunderland puts Arsenal's defensive frailties under the spotlight, coupled with a debate over Mikel Arteta's tactical choices. Trossard's stunning goal receives high praise, while the discussion also touches on the implications of looming title races with rivals. Listeners weigh in on returning injured players like Odegaard and Havertz, and the potential impact on squad depth. Plus, insights into Sunderland's long-throw tactics and a deep dive into Saka's unusual assist drought round out this engaging conversation.
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Hilarious Dream About McNicholas In Jail
- Andrew Allen recounts a vivid dream where James McNicholas was jailed over a fabricated crime involving Gabriel Martinelli.
- The surreal bit included Ange Postecoglou as an uncooperative co-host who refused to turn his microphone on.
Defensive Lapses Reveal New Vulnerability
- Arsenal's defensive solidity this season made Saturday's errors stand out as uncharacteristic lapses.
- Conceding from long launches and set plays highlights a new tactical vulnerability opponents can exploit.
Second-Half Press Sparked The Turnaround
- Arsenal improved markedly after half-time through increased press intensity and quicker transitions.
- The Saka and Trossard goals came from pressure forcing Sunderland into careless possession and inventive finishing.