Handbrake Off: The Athletic FC's Arsenal show

Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to discuss the 1-1 draw away to Chelsea on Sunday.The panel reflect on the difficulties Arsenal faced at Stamford Bridge, why they were unable to find their rhythm, how the team managed without Gabriel and Saliba, Arteta’s game management, Rice having to play deeper, and the contributions from Saka and Merino.Plus, they audition some more player chants suggested by listeners and look ahead to Brentford at the Emirates on Wednesday night.Producer: Robby Williams Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The hosts celebrate Arsenal's impressive 3-1 victory over Bayern Munich, highlighting a stellar team performance. Declan Rice shines as a leader, enhanced by Martin Zubimendi's contributions. Mikel Merino's new false-nine role adds tactical depth, while impactful substitutes change the game dynamics. The panel discusses youth prospects and upcoming challenges, including a critical match against Chelsea, sparking debates on transfer strategy and squad sustainability. Listen in for insightful player analysis and exciting future prospects for the club.

Join football experts Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke as they break down Arsenal's thrilling 4-1 triumph over Spurs. Amy highlights Eberechi Eze’s impressive hat-trick and what drives his faith and work ethic. Adrian praises the tactical finesse that dismantled Tottenham's defense. They reflect on Arsenal's rising momentum amid rivals' slip-ups and turn their sights to the upcoming clash with Bayern Munich. Expect insights on key players like Trossard, Marino, Timber, and Hincapie, along with a lively discussion on squad fitness and fan hopes!

The panel dives into the excitement surrounding the North London derby, sharing their feelings and expectations. They tackle injury concerns, particularly Gabriel's absence, and discuss potential replacements. Fans reminisce about historic moments, and updates on returning attackers hint at a more fluid team. The end of the Visit Rwanda sponsorship sparks a discussion on its implications. Plus, a heartfelt fan story from California adds a personal touch, connecting community and passion.

Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to conduct a quarter term report on Arsenal’s season so far.The panel discuss how much they’re enjoying what they’ve seen, how well Arsenal have been performing, the togetherness of the squad, some of the players who have impressed them, their personal highlights, the positives of the season and the very few negatives that could be improved on over the course of the campaign.Plus, Ian chats to Megan Feringa about Arsenal Women after their draw with Tottenham and the struggles they’ve been facing.Producer: Robby Williams Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The panel dives into Arsenal's improved discipline this season, discussing how tactical changes have minimized reckless fouls. They ponder potential summer transfers and the impact of a player like Sesko on the current squad. Fun anecdotes emerge about the worst games at the Emirates and personal injury stories that spark laughter. Plus, there's a light-hearted debate on which player would excel at cooking a Sunday roast and whether any of them would consider getting an Arsenal tattoo.

The panel dives into Arsenal's 2-2 draw with Sunderland, analyzing their sluggish first half and a much-improved second half. They question Mikel Arteta’s substitution choices and discuss defensive errors that allowed Sunderland to equalize. Praise flows for Saka and Trossard’s brilliant goals amidst the intensity. Zubimendi's adaptation to the Premier League is spotlighted, as well as the dedication of away fans facing tough travel. They reflect on Arsenal's standing in the title race and what's next during the international break.

A thrilling 3-0 victory against Slavia Prague takes center stage as the hosts delve into Arsenal's resilience and defensive strength. They celebrate Max Dowman's record as the youngest Champions League player and his careful integration into the team. Mikel Merino's intelligent movement and scoring prowess shine, setting him apart in the squad. Fan stories and club kindness add a personal touch, while the panel anticipates a challenging match against Sunderland. A lively discussion wraps up with hopes for ongoing momentum in the season.

Arsenal showcased impressive dominance in their 2-0 win against Burnley, with a standout performance from Declan Rice earning him man-of-the-match honors. The panel highlights the team's solid defensive ethos and Gyokeres's impactful play. Trossard's consistent contributions and leadership also steal the spotlight. As they look ahead to Slavia Prague in the Champions League, the discussion touches on squad trust and internal competitiveness, setting the stage for exciting upcoming matches.

The discussion kicks off with Arsenal's impressive 2-0 victory over Brighton, showcasing the promising talents from Hale End. The team dives into Max Dowman's historic debut and Andre Harriman-Annous's first appearance. They explore the secrets behind Hale End’s success in developing young players, touching on modern coaching practices. Myles Lewis-Skelly shares his excitement about competing for a spot in the squad. With a look ahead to the upcoming match against Burnley, the hosts reflect on the thrilling journey of these rising stars.