Episodes
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Arsenal edged past Shaktar in a 1-0 win courtesy of an own goal, whilst also missing a penalty, however despite a surge of first half chances we failed to capitalize.
Adam Keys and Jamie Kent discuss the game, Mikel Arteta’s lineup, Riccardo Calafiori’s suspected injury, Ben White’s withdrawal and more.
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Arsenal were without key players vs Bournemouth & found themselves down to 10 men for the third time in the Premier League this season - This time unable to see out a result.
Was it an off night for the club, or does this underline a cause for concern in the squad?
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The international break has finally ended and Arsenal return this weekend with a trip to Bournemouth, amid fears of injuries to Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli.
In this Arsenal Podcast, Adam and Jamie discuss the break, with a look at how key players fared on international duty and how we should approach the tie against Bournemouth.
The key questions going into the game circle around Saka, Martinelli and Merino with all three in contention to start.
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Arsenal beat Southampton 3-1 in a game that was too close for comfort, but it was Bukayo Saka who stole the show with two assists and a goal.
Arsenal's star man stepped up when he was most needed to lead the comeback alongside Kai Havertz, with the pair showing that they are our most important players right now.
In this Arsenal podcast, Adam Keys and Jamie Kent discuss the game, the dramas and what it means for the title race.
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Arsenal gave us their best impression of last seasons late shows with two injury time goals to beat a plucky Leicester City 4-2 after their goalkeeper had the game of his career.
Raheem Sterling enjoyed a stunning full Arsenal debut grabbing a goal and an assist and looked sharp all evening.
Adam Keys and Jamie Kent discuss the game, the officials wanting to be the star, Martinelli finally ending his drought & whether or not this performance is a worry.
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It was a day to remember for Ethan Nwaneri as he scored a brace on his first Arsenal start, as the Gunners cruised to a 5-1 win over Bolton.
Raheem Sterling enjoyed a stunning full Arsenal debut grabbing a goal and an assist and looked sharp all evening.
Adam Keys and Jamie Kent discuss the game, the involvement of Hale End and the next round against Preston North End in this Arsenal Podcast.
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After an away week consisting of Tottenham, Atalanta & Man City, Arsenal get 5/9 points and remain unbeaten for the season - Although it was so close to being even better.
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Arsenal strolled into the home of their fierce rivals and walked away with 3 points for the third season in a row - Without two of their best players, proving North London is well and truly red. Join Jamie Kent and Monty as they discuss a huge win for Arsenal and look ahead to a tough week of away games.
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Mikel Arteta has extended his Arsenal contract and will remain at the club for another three years.
Arsenal released the news in the wake of Martin Ødegaard's horrible injury on international duty as every Arsenal fans is left wondering how we cope against Tottenham without him, Rice and Merino.
But, that's why we have Arsenal podcasts! Here, Adam Keys and Jamie Kent discuss the absences and celebrate the boss' new deal and what it means for the club.
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After back to back wins against Wolves and Aston Villa, Arsenal should have made it three for three against Brighton, however a red card for Declan Rice changed the outcome completely.
In this Arsenal podcast, Adam Keys and Jamie Kent discuss the game, Havertz goal, our chances and Brighton's key moments, alongside what it means for our title challenge with Liverpool and City winning again.
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In this transfer deadline day Arsenal podcast, Adam, Monty and Jamie discuss Raheem Sterling's deadline day move and what it means for our window.
Reiss Nelson, Aaron Ramsdale and Eddie Nketiah departed, whilst Neto arrived on loan from Bournemouth after Joan Garcia's move broke down.
With five new signings through the door, things would have looked very good for the club had Mikel Merino not picked up a shoulder injury in training keeping him out for over six weeks.
We discussed all this and more before our trip to Brighton, so be sure to tune in!
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Aaron Ramsdale has agreed a £25m move to Southampton and Eddie Nketiah has agreed a £30m move to Crystal Palace, but will Arsenal add before deadline day?
The pressure is on Edu to deliver an attacking signing for Mikel Arteta, and with over £100m from incomings, the funds should be there to bring one in.
Adam Keys and Jamie Kent discuss our rumoured move for Joan Garcia alongside other attacking targets such as Raheem Sterling, Nico Williams, Simon Adingra and Raphinha.
And, being an Arsenal podcast, we look ahead to Brighton and what we can expect to see against the Seagulls on Saturday at Emirates stadium.
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Arsenal came through a tough opener with a 2-0 win against Wolves, and followed it up by laying down a huge marker with a 2-0 win against Aston Villa at Villa Park.
In this post match Arsenal Podcast, Adam Keys and Jamie Kent analyze and discuss a game that saw goals from Leandro Trossard and Thomas Partey, along with big saves from David Raya and Emi Martinez.
The game wasn't without controversy, with Ben White and John McGinn having a ball kicking spat and Aston Villa doing everything to disrupt Arsenal's rhythm.
But, it was good news in the end for Arsenal, as Mikel Arteta got the better of Unai Emery for only the second time, and Arsenal laid down a huge marker on game week two of the Premier League.
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Mikel Merino to Arsenal is.... not done yet. Is it the most boring transfer saga of all time?
With Eddie Nketiah nearing a move to Nottingham Forest with a £25-30m deal being mooted, and Aaron Ramsdale potentially going to Wolves, Southampton or Bournemouth, exits are aplenty at Arsenal, and rumours remain over the futures of Reiss Nelson and Jakun Kiwior.
But, for now, they appear just to be rumours, with incomings seeming quiet for Arsenal as the window draws to a close and the team prepares for a trip to Villa Park.
Adam, Monty and Jamie preview the game, with a focus on Villa's mid block style, the impact that the losses of Douglas Luiz and Moussa Diaby will have on their style and the challenges of facing Amadou Onana who is full of confidence after a goal against West Ham.
With Mikel Merino yet to be completed, how will Arsenal line up? What changes will Mikel Arteta make as he faces Unai Emery and what system will we play to get revenge after back to back defeats last season?
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Arsenal beat Wolves 2-0 at Emirates Stadium with a goal and an assist each from Bukayo Saka and Kai Havertz.
The paid led Arsenal's charge on the opening weekend, with Ødegaard pulling the strings behind them, and David Raya shining for the Gunners at the back.
In this Arsenal Podcast, Adam and Monty analysed the game, with a look at what went right and what needs to improve ahead of the Aston Villa game.
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Arsenal cruised to a 2-0 victory against Lyon in The Emirates Cup, with Gabriel and Saliba grabbing the goals.
In this episode Adam and Monty discuss the win, the goals and the multiple of chances that Arsenal passed up with Saka, Havertz and Martinelli all guilty of passing up easy chances in front of goal.
Alongside this, we discuss some players that Arsenal have rediscovered in pre-season, such as Thomas Partey, Olecsankr Zinchenko and Gabriel Jesus, and the injuries to Takehiro Tomiyasu and Jurrien Timber.
And, finally, we discuss Riccardo Calafiori's Arsenal debut and the imminent arrival of Mikel Merino, and what else we need.
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Arsenal thrashed Bayer Leverkusen 4-1 in the Emirates Cup with Kai Havertz grabbing two goals and an assist, whilst Gabriel Jesus, Zinchenko and Trossard also got on the scoresheet.
In this episode, Adam, Jamie and Monty discussed the game, the absenses of Timber and Calafiori, Mikel Merino's proposed move, Martin Zubimendi's rumoured move to Liverpool and the emergence of Ethan Nwaneri and Myles Lewis Skelly during Arsenal's pre-season.
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Welcome to The Arsenal Therapy Podcast, a dedicated show about the club we love, Arsenal Football Club.
n this episode, we delve into the latest Arsenal news, starting with Eddie Nketiah's transfer saga as Marseille's second bid of €23 million is rejected. We discuss his valuation and how long Edu should hold out for a better offer.
Kaya Kaynak provides an update on the Mikel Merino transfer, which is still far from complete. We also welcome back key players Declan Rice, Bukayo Saka, Aaron Ramsdale, William Saliba, and David Raya as they return from their summer break and join the squad for training.
Additionally, we preview Arsenal's upcoming matches against Bayern Leverkusen and Lyon, leading up to the first Premier League game of the season.
Finally, we address the uncertainty surrounding Ramsdale's future, exploring potential buyers and the timeline for his potential sale. Join us for an in-depth discussion on these topics and more.
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Welcome to The Arsenal Therapy Podcast, a dedicated show about the club we love, Arsenal Football Club.
In this episode, we analyse Arsenal's 1-2 loss to Liverpool in the final match of their US Tour, highlighting the key takeaways from the friendly.
We discuss Riccardo Calafiori's decision to reject Juventus and leave Italy, and Mikel Merino's choice to forego waiting for Barcelona despite initially agreeing to join, emphasizing how Arsenal's project speaks for itself. This raises the question: Is this the season Arsenal needs to win big?
We also address the stalled transfer of Eddie Nketiah to Marseille due to fee negotiations and the imminent confirmation of Emile Smith Rowe's £34m move to Fulham.
Additionally, we look forward to the return of key players such as Declan Rice, David Raya, William Saliba, Bukayo Saka, and Aaron Ramsdale next week, and discuss the potential signing of Merino, who is back from holiday and could join Arsenal if a fee can be agreed.
Join us as we delve into these crucial updates and their implications for the upcoming season.
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Welcome to The Arsenal Therapy Podcast, a dedicated show about the club we love, Arsenal Football Club.
In this episode, we recap Arsenal's 2-1 victory over Manchester United, highlighting Gabriel Martinelli's crucial goal and Ethan Nwaneri's continued impressive performances, while also discussing Oleksandr Zinchenko's underwhelming display and its implications.
We delve into the recent signing of Riccardo Calafiori, exploring what Arsenal fans can expect from this new addition, and evaluate the potential acquisition of Mikel Merino, questioning whether he will elevate the team's performance or if it's a puzzling move.
The future of Kieran Tierney is also on the agenda as we speculate whether he will remain an Arsenal player by the end of the transfer window.
Finally, with only three pre-season games left, we assess Arsenal's readiness for the upcoming season and what needs to be addressed to ensure the team is fully prepared. Join us for in-depth analysis and insights on all these key topics.
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