Arseblog Arsecast, The Arsenal Podcast

Tim and Jamie delve into Arsenal's half-season review, celebrating standout players and memorable moments. They debate awards like player of the season and discuss the most improved athlete. Listener questions lead to insights on the January transfer window and tactical tweaks by René Slegers. The conversation also highlights the team's remarkable 11-game unbeaten streak and the importance of adaptability in football. An endearing mix of analysis and holiday humor keeps fans engaged and optimistic about the future.

A thrilling look back at a dominant 5-1 victory reveals how changing tactics led to greater attacking effectiveness. Gabriel Jesus shines, while concerns arise regarding Bukayo Saka's injury and its influence on transfer strategies. The discussion also dives into time-wasting tactics and the complexities of managing player workload as the holiday season approaches. Humor mingles with football analysis, predicting challenges ahead while appreciating the current team's performance and festive cheer.

Andrew Allen, a sports commentator and Arsenal aficionado, joins the discussion on Arsenal's thrilling 3-2 victory over Crystal Palace in the Carabao Cup. They delve into Gabriel Jesus's impactful hat-trick, analyzing its significance for his confidence and future performance. The conversation also touches on strategic lineup choices, player rotations amidst fixture congestion, and Kieran Tierney's form alongside speculations about his future. Humorously, they reflect on Christmas while debating the state of football streaming and its implications for fans.

In a thrilling match, Arsenal secured a narrow 1-0 victory over Liverpool. The absence of key players impacted possession, showcasing the tactical challenges faced. The hosts highlight standout performances from players like Katie McCabe and Steph Catley. There's a lively discussion on the potential hiring of a female manager and its implications for the team. They also analyze player substitutions and the chemistry between Frida and Russo. As excitement builds for upcoming matches, the focus shifts to the team’s aspirations amid injury concerns and transfer strategies.

The hosts dissect a frustrating goalless draw with Everton, lamenting missed chances and tactical decisions. They speculate on the need for Arsenal to revamp their attacking strategies and discuss historical performance under previous managers. Fan sentiments emerge as they ponder Raheem Sterling's form and the anticipated January transfer window. The conversation also touches on unique recruitment strategies, the success of charity initiatives, and the excitement surrounding emerging talents in football.

In this episode I'm joined by Phil Costa to discuss Arsenal's 3-0 win over Monaco on Wednesday evening. We begin with the decision to start Myles Lewis-Skelly, his role in the opening goal, and assess what was a very promising performance from the 18 year old, before discussing the first half chances which should have seen the Gunners have the gamn won by the break. Then there's analysis of Monaco's second half improvement, the change that really shifted the dynamic back in our favour, the impact yet again of Bukayo Saka and lots more.Then I chat to David Squires, whose weekly Guardian cartoons have entertained us all down the years. He has a new book out, so we chat about some his process, how the madness of football provides a constant mine for his creative talents, and some of his Arsenal drawings. You can also win a copy of the new book 'Chaos in the Box: Chronicles from Modern Football' - which you can pick up now at your local independent bookstore.EXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal ➼ https://nordvpn.com/arseblog Try it risk-free now with a 30-day money-back guarantee!Get your Goodly Morning mug here – https://www.redbubble.com/i/mug/Goodly-Morning-Mug-2024-by-arseblog/166259371.W3OIY – and help support Oscar's Kids and Children's Hospices Across London. Every penny we make will go to these two charities who do incredible work.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.

The Arsenal Women Arsecast launched in February 2019 with an exclusive interview with Leah Williamson, so we thought what better way to celebrate episode 100 than with another exclusive interview with Leah Williamson? Leah and Tim talk through the journey women’s football, Arsenal Women and Leah have been on since then. The lessons she learned winning the title in 2019, the impact of Covid on women’s football and the post Euro 2022 explosion in interest, the big crowds, increased scrutiny and fame and how Leah has dealt with it, as well as her outreach work in Jakarta and Jordan, as well as coping with the physical demands of elite football.You can also watch the interview on our YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUC4hdhJpLIGet 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.

The hosts analyze Arsenal's draw against Fulham, dissecting player performances and tactical choices. They debate the impact of set-pieces versus open play, while reflecting on January transfer needs. Listener questions bring up the complexities of the offside rule and ongoing challenges in the left-back position. Amid jovial banter, there's a look at the emotional toll on fans and critiques of management decisions, alongside lighthearted commentary on rival teams' fortunes. A rollercoaster of football sentiments wrapped in humor keeps the discussion lively!

The hosts break down Arsenal's impressive 4-0 win over Aston Villa, focusing on the standout performances and tactical adjustments that dazzled fans. They analyze the new midfield pairing of Cooney-Cross and Mariona, while discussing Kim Little's management this season. Listener questions explore the impact of an interim manager on transfer strategies and player rotation. With exciting insights into player dynamics and the growth of women's football, the episode captures the thrill of the match and the team's future prospects.

Kaya Kaynak, a football journalist for Football London, joins to break down Arsenal's impressive 2-0 win over Manchester United. They discuss the Gunners' newfound effectiveness at set-pieces, particularly the impact of corners on the match. Kaya analyzes standout performances, including William Saliba's resilience and the significance of this win in the title race. The duo also delves into the historical snobbery surrounding set-piece strategies and highlights the mental strength required in high-stakes matches.