Arseblog Arsecast, The Arsenal Podcast

In this edition of the Arsenal Women Arsecast, Tim and Jamie go back over the UWCL qualifying victories over Rangers and Rosenborg last week, the performances of Mariona Caldentey, as well as Laia Codina and Kyra Cooney-Cross and whether it will be difficult to dislodge them from the team, Tim and Jamie also look ahead to the next qualifying round against Hacken. Then there are listener questions about low defensive blocks and Arsenal’s finishing, team selection and whether Arsenal will add before Friday’s WSL transfer deadline.Get extra bonus content and help support Arseblog by becoming an Arseblog Member on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/arseblog Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Declan Rice, a professional footballer known for his recent goal against his former country, shares insights on national loyalties in football. Riccardo Calafiori recounts his unbelievable injury while playing for Italy, adding a touch of humor to the discussion. Leandro Trossard's uncertain future sparks a deeper conversation about player welfare and the potential impact of strikes. The guests reflect on summer transfer predictions gone awry and the pressures of modern football, all while engaging with listener questions in a lively manner.

Ryan Hunn, co-host of the Stadio podcast, dives into the intricacies of Arsenal's current season and the dramatic transfer window. He shares insights on Raheem Sterling's potential impact during his loan. The duo flags the shift in player dynamics under Mikel Arteta, emphasizing the importance of a winning mentality at Arsenal. Hunn also tackles listener questions about modern football challenges, legacy clubs like Real Madrid, and the evolving expectations of domestic success in a competitive landscape.

Kai Havertz, known for his remarkable goal-scoring prowess, chats alongside Declan Rice, who’s under scrutiny after a contentious red card. They dive into the 1-1 draw against Brighton, discussing Havertz's standout performance and the pivotal referee decision impacting Rice and the team's morale. The duo also explores the arrival of Raheem Sterling and how injuries may shake up Arsenal's tactics. With a lively back-and-forth, they reveal insights on tactical adjustments and the latest transfer window buzz.

This discussion features The Man from East Lower, a keen commentator on football and transfer news, alongside Andrew Allen, an insightful analyst covering Arsenal. They dive into the tense atmosphere of the transfer window, especially regarding Aaron Ramsdale's expected exit and who might replace him. The chat also touches on midfield shake-ups and the team's attacking needs, questioning potential striker signings like Darwin Nunes and Ivan Toney. Expect speculation, excitement, and the challenges of squad depth and injuries.

Emily Keogh, an ESPN journalist, shares insights from Arsenal Women's tour in Washington DC. She discusses the challenges of the tour and the importance of media access. Head coach Jonas Eidevall offers his perspective on team dynamics, while Clare Wheatley delves into recruitment strategies. The conversation highlights the crucial relationship between media and sports, enhancing fan engagement and strengthening Arsenal's brand in the US. A light-hearted note on Arsenal's rivalry with Chelsea adds a fun twist to the serious discussions.

Leandro Trossard, a dynamic football player, and goalkeeper David Raya, known for his exceptional saves, join the conversation. They break down Arsenal's 2-0 win over Aston Villa, highlighting Raya's stunning second-half save from Ollie Watkins. Trossard's impactful introduction is discussed, suggesting he could secure a starting spot against Brighton. The talk also covers player performances, team strategy, and urgent transfer needs as the deadline approaches, all wrapped in a mix of humor and insightful analysis.

Clive Palmer, a commentator on youth football, joins Charlie Patino, a rising star who recently transferred to Deportivo la Coruna. They discuss the challenges young players face making the leap to first-team football. Topics include the future of Reiss Nelson and Eddie Nketiah, and the importance of Mikel Arteta's confidence in his squad. There's insight into how a new attacking player could complete the team, along with reflections on youth development and the dynamic of player transitions in the ever-competitive environment of football.

In this episode we chat about the 2-0 win over Wolves on Saturday. We discuss the opening day performance in the context of a tournament summer, the impact of Kai Havertz and Bukayo Saka, David Raya's big moment, and some of the issues that we experienced in the game which we can certainly improve on ahead of our next match. We also talk about how Wolves were lucky not to have a man sent off, before we answer listener questions about Declan Rice as the 6, Thomas Partey, whether we have enough up front for the season ahead, the future of Jakub Kiwior after he didn't make the squad on Saturday, and lots more.Get extra bonus content and help support Arseblog by becoming an Arseblog Member on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/arseblog Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week features Amy Lawrence, a well-respected sports journalist, Nick Wright from Sky Sports, analyst Adrian Clarke, and comedian Dara O Briain, who shares his love for football. They dive into their excitement for the new season, discuss pivotal transfers, and spotlight young talents like Ethan Nweneri. The conversation also includes laughter regarding Snoop Dogg's unexpected inclusion in football discussions, and insights on goalkeeping dynamics. It’s a well-rounded preview filled with anticipation and hilarious anecdotes!