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about a year ago 2:25

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The match highlighted Arsenal's cleverly worked but poorly delivered setpieces, raising questions about the team's quality and fatigue. Fan frustrations regarding squad rotation come into focus, attributing these issues to cautious transfer window strategies.

Adding to the drama, a controversial double handball by United's player went unpenalized, leaving Arsenal fans lamenting VAR's inaction, particularly as the visiting team. With the league title slipping away, the focus now shifts to maintaining a commendable second place.

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Man U 1-1 Arsenal

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Bournemouth defeat not unexpected 3:06

5 weeks ago3:06

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In this episode, we delve into Arsenal's recent 2-1 home defeat against Bournemouth, a result that seemed almost inevitable given the looming second-leg clash with PSG in the Champions League. Despite fielding a strong lineup, the team struggled to focus, highlighting a common challenge faced by clubs when balancing league commitments with high-stakes European fixtures. As Arsenal's league form falters, jeopardizing their second-place standing and even Champions League qualification, fans remain hopeful for a turnaround. The discussion touches on historical parallels, such as Millwall's 2004 FA Cup final run, and emphasizes the importance of learning from setbacks. Looking ahead, the episode speculates on Arsenal's potential to overcome their 1-0 deficit at the Parc de Princes and reach a historic final. With strategic selections and a bit of fortune, the Gunners could replicate past glories, like their victory over Real Madrid, and reignite their European campaign. Join us as we explore the possibilities and encourage fans to keep dreaming despite the challenges.…

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Arsenal Bigger Than Notorious B.I.G. if Isak Is Signed And Bernabeu Silenced 2:54

7 weeks ago2:54

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Arsenal are in the market for a striker, and all signs point to Alexander Isak. Ian Wright says even Saliba and Gabriel are begging Arteta to bring him in after a nightmare season defending against him. Plus—Real Madrid are talking remontada . Can the Gunners finish the job in Spain and then turn to the transfer window with intent? This episode dives into all the drama with cannon fire. 🔴 Transfer rumours ⚪ Champions League tension 🔴 Tactical insight ⚪ And the striker who could change everything. 🚨 Arsenal Transfer Alert + Madrid Showdown Incoming! 🚨 Ian Wright says Saliba wants Isak signed , and we believe it. We’re breaking down the striker links, Champions League nerves, and why Arsenal might be title favourites if they get this one done. 🎧 Tune in now — this one’s cannon fire. #Arsenal #AFC #AlexanderIsak #Arteta #Saliba #COYG #ArsenalPodcast #TransferNews #ChampionsLeague #IsakToArsenal #TheLooseCannon…

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Arsenal 1-1 Brentford 2:48

8 weeks ago2:48

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Arsenal's Premier League title challenge seems to be slipping away, with only two wins in their last seven league games. Manager Mikel Arteta's frequent changes, with five alterations per match, indicate a shift in priorities. In their latest match, Declan Rice's impressive 70-yard run set up Thomas Partey to give Arsenal the lead, suggesting a routine victory was on the cards. However, Wissa's clever equalizer exposed defensive frailties as goalkeeper Raya struggled to respond effectively. The game ended on a sour note for Arsenal, as they were reduced to ten men following Jorginho's injury. It is now clear that Arsenal's primary focus is on the Champions League, as they aim to salvage their season on the European stage.…

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Officiating costs Arsenal again! 4:31

9 weeks ago4:31

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In this episode, we delve into Arsenal's strategic team selection ahead of their crucial Champions League clash against Real Madrid. With a surprise lineup featuring Sterling and Kiwior, the latter stepping in for the injured Gabriel, Mikel Arteta showcases his tactical prowess. Ben White joins the ranks, while Timber moves to the bench due to a recent knock. The episode highlights Sterling's pivotal role in setting up Trossard's opening goal, a display of Arsenal's attacking flair. Despite Trossard's near miss at doubling the lead, thwarted by Pickford's swift goalkeeping, Arsenal fans remain optimistic at halftime with a 1-0 advantage. As the game progresses, Everton poses a significant threat, particularly through Beto's dangerous counterattacks. Arsenal's resilience will be tested as they aim to secure three points and maintain pressure on the league leaders. Tune in to explore the tactical decisions and on-field dynamics that define this crucial match.…

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Champs League delight 3:45

12 weeks ago3:45

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Arsenal secured their place in the Champions League quarter-finals with a commanding 9-3 aggregate victory over PSV Eindhoven, following a 2-2 draw at the Emirates Stadium. The Gunners had already established a dominant lead with a 7-1 win in the first leg, and this match was about finishing the job. Early on, Oleksandr Zinchenko capitalized on a Raheem Sterling setup to put Arsenal ahead. However, PSV responded with Ivan Perisic equalizing in the 18th minute. Despite further pressure from PSV, Arsenal took control again with Declan Rice heading in a Sterling cross to regain the lead. In the second half, PSV fought back, capitalizing on a mistake by Jorginho to level the match again at 2-2 through Couhaib Driouech. Although Arsenal pushed for a winner, they were denied by strong PSV defending and goalkeeping. With the Champions League quarter-finals secured, Arsenal now shifts focus back to the Premier League, preparing to host Chelsea in a crucial London derby.…

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Man U 1-1 Arsenal 2:25

12 weeks ago2:25

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In this episode, we delve into Arsenal's recent encounter at Old Trafford, where a lack of penetration and setpiece execution were pivotal in the final outcome. Despite Rice's unstoppable goal from Timber's pass, Manchester United's Onana remained largely untested, save for a close attempt by substitute Martinelli. The match highlighted Arsenal's cleverly worked but poorly delivered setpieces, raising questions about the team's quality and fatigue. Fan frustrations regarding squad rotation come into focus, attributing these issues to cautious transfer window strategies. Adding to the drama, a controversial double handball by United's player went unpenalized, leaving Arsenal fans lamenting VAR's inaction, particularly as the visiting team. With the league title slipping away, the focus now shifts to maintaining a commendable second place.…

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Arsenal 0-1 West Ham 3:52

15 weeks ago3:52

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In this episode, we delve into the controversial sending off of Lewis-Skelly, which was deemed justified by VAR. Despite the referee initially issuing a yellow card, the youngster's foul on Kudus was seen as denying a clear goalscoring opportunity, leading to a red card that won't be overturned. We discuss whether Lewis-Skelly's decision was the right one, considering Arsenal's subsequent performance with ten men. We also explore the broader implications for Arsenal's season, highlighting the squad's lack of depth and the impact of injuries. With the first XI capable of competing at the highest level when fit, the absence of a reliable striker and the decision not to invest in one are scrutinized. As the club shifts focus to the Champions League, we examine their prospects, acknowledging the unlikelihood of catching Liverpool at the top of the league.…

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Good, bad & ugly views 3:45

16 weeks ago3:45

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In a thought-provoking episode, former Manchester United star Paul Scholes critiques Arsenal's style of play, describing it as "really boring." Scholes questions the performance of an Arsenal key player, igniting debates among fans and pundits. Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta defends his team's approach, emphasizing the importance of results over style in their pursuit of success. Amidst this controversy, Arsenal faces a deepening injury crisis as top scorer Kai Havertz suffers a suspected hamstring injury. With other key forwards like Gabriel Jesus, Gabriel Martinelli, and Bukayo Saka already sidelined, Arteta must explore flexible solutions in attack. The team's failure to secure a forward in the January transfer window adds to their challenges as they aim to close a gap with league leaders Liverpool. However, there is a silver lining for Arsenal fans as Ben White is set to return from knee surgery. His comeback could provide a defensive boost at a critical time. As Arsenal prepares to face Leicester City, the return of White is anticipated to strengthen the squad and aid in their pursuit of Premier League leaders. The episode delves into Arsenal's strategies and hopes as they navigate a challenging season.…

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Arsenal 5-1 Man City 3:13

18 weeks ago3:13

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The second half of the match was full of unexpected twists, with Arsenal displaying remarkable resilience and skill. Erling Haaland's equalizer for City came as no surprise, as he capitalized on a well-placed cross to level the score. However, it was Arsenal's response that truly stood out. Thomas Partey seized an opportunity from a stray Foden pass, launching a shot that deflected off John Stones to restore Arsenal's lead. The Gunners continued to dominate, with young talent Myles Lewis-Skelly dancing through City's defense to score his first senior goal. Later, substitute Ethan Nwanieri added his name to the scoresheet with a stunning solo effort, cutting in from the left to leave City's goalkeeper Ortega stranded. Kai Havertz also redeemed his earlier miss with a precise finish, sealing a memorable victory for Arsenal. As Arsenal look to maintain this high level of performance, they eagerly await any potential slip-ups from Liverpool to capitalize on their momentum.…

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All happening at Arsenal FC 3:22

18 weeks ago3:22

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Arsenal's January transfer window heats up as the club eyes Bayern Munich's young forward, Mathys Tel, amid recent offensive struggles. The 19-year-old Frenchman seeks more playing time, making Arsenal a potential destination. However, negotiations could be complex, with Bayern open to a permanent transfer for the right offer. In addition to Tel, Arsenal's pursuit of Aston Villa's Ollie Watkins faces a roadblock. Villa manager Unai Emery is determined to retain the 29-year-old forward, despite Arsenal's £60 million bid. With Villa's firm stance and the transfer window closing soon, Arsenal may need to explore alternative targets. Meanwhile, Arsenal's recent 2-1 victory over Girona in the Champions League highlighted both emerging talent and challenges. Seventeen-year-old Ethan Nwaneri's outstanding performance secured the win, while goalkeeper concerns loom with David Raya's injury. As Arsenal prepares to host Manchester City, the potential absence of key players adds to their challenges in maintaining a competitive edge.…

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Wolves 0-1 Arsenal 5:23

19 weeks ago5:23

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In a match filled with drama and controversy, Califiori emerged as the game-changer with a technically brilliant strike after coming on as a substitute. Despite a shaky first half, Arsenal showcased resilience and significantly improved their performance in the second half against Wolves. Declan Rice stood out with an impressive display, but once again, VAR and refereeing decisions dominated the narrative. The game saw Gomes sent off, raising questions about the consistency of refereeing decisions. Arsenal's determination shone through as they battled against both the opposition and the officials. Though not a vintage performance, Arsenal's defense remained mostly solid with Raya, Saliba, and Gabriel stepping up when needed. The episode highlights Arsenal's need for reinforcements to ensure a title challenge, despite the promising performances of young talents like Lewis-Skelly and Nwanieri. The Gunners' gutsy victory serves as a testament to their fighting spirit, even as they navigate the challenges posed by inconsistent officiating.…

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Timber’s the best Saliba replacement 1:57

20 weeks ago1:57

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In the aftermath of Arsenal's match against Villa, a debate has emerged over who should fill the void left by the injured Saliba. The author argues that Timber is the ideal candidate, citing his defensive prowess against Villa's Ollie Watkins. In contrast, JustArsenal.com suggests Kiwior is more suitable, though the author believes Watkins would have outpaced him. The discussion also touches on Arsenal's overall defensive performance, highlighting the team's ability to contain one of the league's top strikers despite some unfortunate circumstances. The author acknowledges a lapse by Partey but praises the makeshift defense, especially Timber's contributions going forward. Additionally, the episode discusses Raheem Sterling's current form, addressing rumors of his declining popularity at the Emirates. The author counters these claims, noting the support Sterling received from fans during the match. They emphasize that Sterling's struggles are largely a confidence issue, and a few goals could restore his form and spirits.…

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Gunners go for Cesco 4:26

20 weeks ago4:26

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In this episode, we delve into Arsenal's pressing need for a prolific striker, spotlighting the Slovenian sensation Benjamin Šeško as the ideal candidate. Despite Leandro Trossard's impressive assists, the Gunners' lack of a consistent goal-scorer was evident against Villa, highlighting the urgency for reinforcements. With Barcelona eyeing Šeško, Arsenal must act swiftly to secure his signature before the summer. We explore the dynamic qualities Šeško brings to the table, drawing comparisons to football greats with his blend of speed, strength, and technical prowess. As Gabriel Jesus faces a season-ending injury and other attacking options fall short, Šeško's addition could transform Arsenal's attack, providing the aerial dominance and physicality they've been missing. Amidst transfer window speculations, we also examine Arsenal's internal transitions following Edu Gaspar's resignation. With Jason Ayto as interim sporting director, the club is searching for a permanent replacement, with Tomas Rosicky emerging as a potential candidate. His return could strengthen Arsenal's leadership and align with their long-term vision. Lastly, we touch on Emiliano Martínez's controversial departure and his strained relationship with Arsenal fans, while expressing hope for Arsenal's proactive pursuit of Šeško. Tune in for insights into Arsenal's strategy and potential moves in the transfer market.…

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You Are Not A Loan: Sesko But Make Room For Zubi 4:10

20 weeks ago4:10

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Welcome to another exciting episode of Loose Cannon, where we delve into Arsenal's latest transfer buzz. Today, we focus on the potential acquisition of Real Sociedad's Martín Zubimendi and its implications for Arsenal's midfield dynamics. Arsenal is reportedly leading the race to sign Zubimendi, known as the 'Gen-Z Sergio Busquets,' with his impressive passing skills and composure. The 25-year-old could bring the stability Arsenal has been craving in the No. 6 role, possibly allowing Declan Rice to thrive further up the field as a No. 8. With key players like Jorginho and Thomas Partey nearing the end of their contracts, Zubimendi's arrival could be a game-changer for Arsenal's midfield overhaul. Meanwhile, speculation about Benjamin Šeško joining Arsenal has been quashed, as his agent confirms the young striker remains focused on RB Leipzig. Join us as we explore these developments and discuss Arsenal's future transfer strategies. Should Arsenal pursue a new striker, or is the current squad sufficient to maintain competitiveness? Share your thoughts!…

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Vlahovic or Sesko to replace injured Jesus? 3:16

20 weeks ago3:16

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Welcome back to "The Loose Cannon," your go-to podcast for all things Arsenal, bringing you the latest news and discussions from the Emirates Stadium. In this episode, we celebrate a well-deserved win over local rivals, Spurs, and delve into a pressing issue affecting the Arsenal community: the online abuse directed at Kai Havertz. Kai Havertz, who joined Arsenal from Chelsea in July 2023, has faced criticism and online abuse despite his commitment on the field. In response, teammate Declan Rice has mounted a strong defense, calling out the negative behavior of certain fans and emphasizing the importance of unity and support within the club. This episode highlights the impact of online abuse on players' mental health and underscores the camaraderie within the Arsenal squad. Rice's public support for Havertz showcases the team's unity and emerging leadership qualities. We explore how fans can channel their passion positively, standing together as a true Arsenal family. Additionally, we discuss Arsenal's strategic approach to the January transfer window, with insights from journalist David Ornstein regarding potential striker acquisitions. Despite the need for a new striker, the club is cautious about significant moves, focusing on team cohesion and financial prudence. Join us next time as we delve deeper into the world of Arsenal Football Club. Until then, keep the faith, and come on, you Gunners!…

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Nico or not? 3:18

20 weeks ago3:18

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Welcome back, Gooners, to the Loose Cannon Arsenal FC podcast! In this episode, we delve into the latest transfer buzz surrounding Nico Williams, the 21-year-old Spanish sensation from Athletic Bilbao. With his incredible pace and dribbling skills, could he be Arsenal's next big signing? Join us as we discuss insights from transfer guru Fabrizio Romano and explore how Nico could fit into Mikel Arteta's system. We analyze his potential impact on Arsenal's attacking lineup and the competition from other European giants for his signature. We also tackle the big questions: Is Nico worth his €50 million release clause? Do the Gunners need another winger? Share your thoughts in the comments, and stay tuned for more updates on all things Arsenal. Until next time, up the Arsenal! Adios amigos!…

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Rash move or sensible signing for Arsenal? 5:17

21 weeks ago5:17

5:17

In a surprising turn of events, Arsenal have reportedly made a £21 million bid for Manchester United's Marcus Rashford, aiming to bring the forward to the Emirates this January. Rashford, who is seeking a new challenge, has been sidelined at Old Trafford despite his contract running until 2028. His high wages have deterred other clubs, making Arsenal's offer intriguing amidst United's £40 million valuation. The potential acquisition has stirred debates, with former Liverpool star Danny Murphy suggesting Rashford could thrive under Mikel Arteta's guidance, while Jamie Carragher remains skeptical of his current form. Arsenal, dealing with injury concerns like Bukayo Saka's, see Rashford as a boost to their attacking lineup. However, accommodating his wages, which exceed those of Arsenal's top earner, poses a challenge. Meanwhile, Arsenal's young winger Marquinhos embarks on another loan spell with Cruzeiro, seeking regular playing time. His journey raises questions about his future at Arsenal, as fans hope for his development to eventually lead to a significant role at the club. As the January transfer window nears, Arsenal's moves will be closely watched, with Rashford's potential arrival adding excitement to their Premier League ambitions.…

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Ball Controversy = Good Management 2:56

21 weeks ago2:56

2:56

Following Arsenal's 2-0 loss to Newcastle in the Carabao Cup semi-final first leg, manager Mikel Arteta has stirred controversy by attributing the defeat to the match ball. Arteta claimed that the ball used in the match differed significantly from the Premier League ball, affecting its flight and grip. The EFL responded by defending the ball's quality, highlighting its FIFA Quality Pro standard and successful use in other major European leagues such as Serie A and LaLiga. This isn't the first time the Carabao Cup ball has faced criticism, with Pep Guardiola expressing similar concerns during his time at Manchester City. Looking ahead, Arsenal is preparing to face Manchester United in the FA Cup third-round match with a special edition ball commemorating United as the current FA Cup holders, adding another challenge of adaptation for Arsenal. Arteta's comments have ignited a debate among fans and pundits about the impact of different match balls on team performance. Some speculate that Arteta's remarks might be a strategic move to deflect criticism from his team, reminiscent of Sir Alex Ferguson's famous claim about a grey kit affecting Manchester United's performance. Only time will tell if Arsenal can rebound as United did, overcoming criticism to achieve future success.…

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Upgrade Xhaka Don’t Give It To Ya? 3:32

21 weeks ago3:32

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Five months into his tenure at Arsenal, Mikel Merino finds himself at the center of attention. Tasked with replacing Granit Xhaka, who departed for Bayer Leverkusen in 2023, Merino faces criticism despite his impressive defensive statistics. His performance in the 1-1 draw against Brighton, where he assisted Ethan Nwaneri's goal, sparked a debate among fans who are concerned about his on-ball contributions. The left-sided midfield position has been challenging for Arsenal, with previous attempts to fill the role including Kai Havertz and Declan Rice. Merino, renowned for his physicality and duel-winning prowess, was seen as a long-term solution. However, his struggles with progressive passing have raised questions about his fit in the team. Mikel Arteta remains confident in Merino's abilities, focusing on his strengths rather than his playmaking limitations. Some fans argue for a more creative presence, such as Crystal Palace's Eberechi Eze, but Arteta is committed to his choice. As the season unfolds, the pressing question is whether Merino will prove his critics wrong or if Arsenal will regret not pursuing a more creative midfielder. Meanwhile, Newcastle United supporters watch with interest, recalling Merino's underwhelming stint at St. James' Park. His current challenges at Arsenal echo past concerns about his consistency and adaptability, leading to a mix of amusement and vindication among the Toon Army. The unfolding season will determine if Merino can silence his doubters or if history will repeat itself in north London.…

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No ice cream at Brighton but plenty of screaming! 7:46

22 weeks ago7:46