Episodes
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In this episode, I'm joined by my brother and die-hard Gooner, Keji "Kshow" Sowoolu, who dives right into Arsenal's recent struggles—and he doesn't hold back! From structural gaps to team motivation, Kshow reveals the issues holding the club back, especially in defence. With Odegaard out at the season's start, Arsenal seemed strong, but the mounting injuries have exposed a deeper need for balance and cohesion.
Kshow also sheds light on Edu's departure and what it means for Arteta's role moving forward. Could Arteta's growing influence tip the balance too far? And just as the Champions League clash with Inter Milan looms, Odegaard returns to bolster the squad. Will his creative spark make the difference? Don't miss this breakdown of what lies ahead for Arsenal!
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Arsenal's 1-0 loss to Newcastle has left fans questioning the team's title ambitions, with a lack of creativity and a struggling attack stealing the headlines. As pressure mounts on Mikel Arteta, many are wondering how much longer supporters will tolerate inconsistency, especially with crucial matches against Chelsea and Inter Milan looming.
Gary Neville sees a glimmer of hope, suggesting this setback might be the wake-up call the team needs, while Ian Wright warns that the Gunners miss Martin Ødegaard's influence, urging for a more energetic and unpredictable approach to reignite their season. With the stakes higher than ever, Arsenal must regroup and deliver results to keep their title hopes alive.
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Arsenal fan and commentator Buchi breaks down the Preston match, sharing his thoughts on Arteta's big decisions, including letting Emile Smith Rowe and Fabio Vieira go to make room for rising star Ethan Nwaneri, now 17.
Buchi highlights Jakub Kiwior's underrated value in defense and urges Sterling to step up, as Arsenal tackles recent defensive slips. Injury updates keep us on edge for Gabriel, Calafiori, and Ødegaard as the team prepares for a tough match against Newcastle.
With a focus on youth development and Arsenal's commitment to nurturing future stars, we're looking ahead in the title race. Subscribe, and join the conversation!
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We celebrate Mikel Arteta's transformation of Arsenal, focusing on his impressive 14-game unbeaten streak against top teams. Arteta's tactical adaptability and resilience have made Arsenal a tough competitor, shifting the narrative from being an easy target.
As we look ahead to the Carabao Cup match against Preston North End, we discuss squad updates, including positive news on Gabriel's injury and the return of William Saliba. With Arteta likely to give chances to younger players like Ethan Nwaneri, it's an exciting opportunity to assert dominance in the cup.
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In this episode, we discuss Arsenal's injury updates as they prepare for a crucial match against Liverpool. Key players like Bukayo Saka and Martin Ødegaard may return, but their fitness remains uncertain. We also explore the challenges posed by William Saliba's suspension and the pressure on Gabriel Jesus to regain his form. We analyze how Mikel Arteta might adapt his tactics for this pivotal clash. And… we reflect on Arsène Wenger's comments about Harry Kane, showing the importance of trophies over loyalty in football.
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In this episode, we break down Arsenal's frustrating 2-0 loss to Bournemouth. Key moments include Saliba's game-changing red card, missed opportunities by Trossard and Martinelli, and the overall impact of Odegaard and Saka's absence. We also discuss Arteta's post-match reactions, Declan Rice's call-out on recurring mistakes, and the team's struggles to find creativity after the red card. Plus, we touch on the growing calls for young talent Ethan Nwaneri to get more game time and the ongoing drama with the women's team following Jonas Eidevall's resignation.
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We shine a spotlight on Arsenal's standout performer, Bukayo Saka. From a teenager carrying the weight of the team to a world-class leader at just 23, Saka has solidified his role as the star of Arsenal's best squad in two decades. We talk about what makes him exceptional—from his fearless play to his inspiring consistency for club and country. We also touch on the rising fan admiration for Kai Havertz, his impact on and off the pitch, and the evolving role of Gabriel Jesus in the squad. Plus, exciting updates on Mikel Arteta's coaching team, committed to building Arsenal's bright future.
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In this episode, we preview Arsenal's Champions League clash against PSG. Mikel Arteta, facing his old club, shares his excitement but remains focused on securing a win for Arsenal. Key updates include injury assessments for Ben White and Riccardo Calafiori, while Arteta highlights the squad's adaptability and the importance of full-backs Timber and Calafiori in maintaining defensive strength. With PSG's aggressive play under Luis Enrique, Arsenal will need to be ready for anything.
We also discuss rumours of Jorginho's potential move into coaching after 2025, a role many believe would perfectly suit his leadership and football intelligence. And we spotlight the Trans Nzoia Arsenal Fans group in Kenya, which recently held elections and continues to focus on charitable activities, embodying the spirit of Arsenal's global community.
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With complaints piling up to the PGMOL, it seems Arsenal's newfound grit and street-smart playstyle are ruffling some feathers. But isn't this just smart football? We explore the double standards at play when top teams, including Arsenal, use game management tactics to their advantage. Mikel Arteta's cool response to these accusations shows the focus remains on winning, no matter what's said off the pitch. We ramble about why the complaints are a sign that Arsenal is doing something right and thriving under pressure.
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Arsenal showed real fight against City, but a 98th-minute equalizer left Gooners frustrated. We break down the key moments—Haaland's opener, Calafiori's debut goal, Gabriel's header, and Trossard's controversial red card. Plus, we talk about those extra 7 minutes added on... seriously?
There's so much to unpack from this one.
Listen in to hear why Arsenal are proving they're legit contenders this season!
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Fresh off two clean-sheet victories against Tottenham and Atalanta. The mood is high, but the stakes are even higher as we prepare to face Manchester City.
We'll discuss injury updates, including Odegaard's uncertain status, and how Arsenal's impressive away form sets the stage for this crucial match. With passionate support from 3,000 travelling fans and intriguing debates over the starting XI—should Arteta bench Martinelli for Sterling?—there's plenty to unpack.
Plus, we'll touch on Vivianne Miedema's return to the Emirates with City and the pressing need for Arsenal to start turning strong performances into trophies.
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Thanks to Gabriel's header, Arsenal's 0-1 win over Tottenham marked their third straight victory at Spurs' stadium and kept them unbeaten in the Premier League. David Raya's crucial saves and Jurrien Timber's solid performance were key highlights, with Saka delivering the assist for the game-winner.
Fans are eager to see more of Ethan Nwaneri, while Martinelli's form may not be a major concern as he continues to create chances. Raheem Sterling's impact divides opinion, but David Raya's rise as Arsenal's keeper could be crucial in their title chase.
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We've been on fire, especially away from home, and with nine wins from our last 10 road games, confidence is through the roof. Spurs, on the other hand, have been shaky. With key players in doubt, we're still poised to show who truly runs North London. Arteta's commitment signals even bigger things ahead, and Sunday's derby is shaping up to be another classic.
Don't miss out—go listen to the latest *Up Gunners* episode for the full rundown. #ug_Sept 13.
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Ødegaard on crutches, and it's not looking good. Another international break, another injury headache. Why do we have to lose key players for games that don't even matter? Now our captain's sidelined ahead of the North London Derby, and it's a massive blow.
Also, what's up with the FA's ref choices for big games like this? Gillett and Attwell handling a high-stakes clash? Yeah, we're nervous too.
Get the full lowdown on our thoughts and predictions for the derby—hit play now and listen.
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The international break blues are real. Just when Arsenal's season is heating up, the pause hits, leaving us all counting the days until the Premier League returns. In this episode, we explore the recent news surrounding Raheem Sterling. Not only has he made the move from Chelsea to Arsenal, but he's also started a new personal chapter by embracing Christ as Lord and Saviour. Will this fresh direction give him the boost Arsenal needs in the upcoming North London Derby?
We also cover the squad's injury concerns ahead of the big match against Spurs and what it means for Arsenal's chances. Plus, we discuss Gabriel Magalhães' international form, a missed opportunity with Mykhailo Mudryk, and how William Saliba might just be Arsenal's best defender since Sol Campbell.
Don't miss out—listen now to catch all the details!
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Raheem Sterling's move to Arsenal has got fans and foes alike talking. Coming from a challenging stint at Chelsea, he's now reunited with Mikel Arteta—could this be the revival his career needs?
Meanwhile, with injuries to key players, is Ethan Nwaneri ready to step up in the #8 role, especially with the North London Derby looming? We weigh the risks and rewards of thrusting this young talent into the spotlight.
And as the Derby approaches, we discuss the calm and experience Jorginho brings to the table. Can his intelligence and composure be the difference in a high-pressure match against Tottenham?
And we review Arsenal's summer transfer moves—departures, surprises, and missed opportunities. How will these decisions shape the season ahead?
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In this episode, we dive into Arsenal's frustrating 1-1 draw against Brighton. Despite a promising start and several missed opportunities, the match took a turn after Declan Rice's controversial red card. We discuss the implications of the decision and how it affected the team's performance.
The show also explores Raheem Sterling's arrival on loan from Chelsea, with Martin Keown offering insights on how Arteta could best utilize Sterling's strengths. We reflect on past Chelsea-to-Arsenal transfers and whether Sterling will add value to the squad.
Looking ahead, we preview Arsenal's Champions League fixtures, starting with a challenging away game against Atalanta. We also cover Edu's summer transfer dealings and their potential impact on the season.
Finally, we celebrate the Arsenal Women's pre-season success with a 3-0 victory over Southampton and look forward to their upcoming UWCL qualifier.
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In this episode, we chat 'bout Arsenal's latest transfer moves as Neto and Raheem Sterling join the squad, while Ramsdale, Nketiah, and Nelson move on.
We're also gearing up for our match against Brighton & Hove Albion. With Arsenal in strong form and Brighton's initial gra-gra, Emmanuel Petit's prediction about our home advantage could be crucial.
Injury updates are on the agenda too, with key players missing from both teams. How will these absences affect our game plan?
Finally, we'll discuss Raheem Sterling's potential to revive his career at Arsenal and reflect on Eddie Nketiah's move to Crystal Palace.
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Arsenal has landed Mikel Merino from Real Sociedad, and let me tell you, it's a big deal! Merino's shown he's got the goods, especially with his clutch performances at Euro 2024.
On the flip side, Fabio Vieira is heading back to Porto on loan, but with a twist.
And then there's Wojciech Szczęsny, who's called it a day on his football career.
Oh, and don't miss the heartwarming news about Martin Ødegaard and his partner—
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Well, what a win that was! Arsenal's 0-2 triumph over Villa wasn't just about Trossard and Partey getting on the scoresheet—it was a big statement. Raya's incredible save and Calafiori's debut performance were the real talking points. Calafiori came on late for Timber, and despite Timber being solid, Calafiori's fiery debut caught everyone's eye, even Gary Neville. The competition at left-back is heating up!
Villa, under Emery, made things tough with Rogers and Onana giving us a real run for our money. Even though they couldn't score, they showed they're no pushovers. But Arsenal held firm, secured another clean sheet and grabbed those crucial three points.
And then there's Gabriel Martinelli—he's been a key player, but his recent form hasn't been stellar. Trossard's impact off the bench raises questions about the starting lineup. Martinelli's place might be under threat, and Arteta's got some tough decisions ahead. It's a great time to be a Gooner, with the team grinding out results and showing real resilience.
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