Arsenal are stuttering, but Ricky's not panicking just yet. Meanwhile, Spurs are flying after two big wins since our last pod and Ashley is feeling so positive he even lets slip his respect for a legendary ex-Arsenal manager. We also find time to discuss Edu's exit, Arteta's squad rotation and Ricky's plans for his trip to Stamford Bridge this Sunday.

No wins for North London, but Ricky is the happier of our two podcast hosts as Arsenal earn a creditable draw against Liverpool while Spurs fail to turn up against Palace. We discuss the key talking points from both games, as well as expensive stadium food and whether Spurs are missing a superstar.

Ricky comes to terms with Arsenal's first league defeat in six months and yet another controversial refereeing decision, while Ashley revels in a rare weekend where Spurs are the big winners. We cover both games, as well as some other big talking points from the weekend.

Ashley's trip to the south coast doesn't quite go according to plan, while Ricky gets to enjoy a weekend of good results from the comfort of the Eurostar. We cover Ange's curious post-match comments, Ricky's son's visit to the Emirates and plenty more besides.

A huge result for Spurs at Old Trafford is the primary topic of conversation, as we discuss Spurs being good and Man U being bad, as well as another refereeing controversy and idiotic fan chanting. Then we reflect on a dramatic victory for Arsenal and how Ricky feels about being installed as favourites for the title.

With emotions running high after a bizarre game at the Etihad, we tackle all the fallout from the game, including some highly questionable refereeing decisions, and we go head to head on Arsenal's mastery of the 'dark arts'. Meanwhile, have Spurs turned their season around after two wins in a week?

In the latest meeting of North London rivals, white vs. red, the winner was... black. We reflect on Arsenal's win over Spurs, Ricky's unusual mode of transport to the game and his hobnobbing with celebs in the away end, before looking ahead to what could prove to be a pivotal week for both teams

Refereeing controversy hits one side of North London, while the other half had no one to blame but themselves. We dig into the inevitable post-Rice red card fall out as well as Spurs' disappointing defeat at St. James'. We also find time to bemoan the international break and briefly look ahead to the North London Derby looming on the horizon.

Two games into the season and lots to catch up on, but we also find time to cover Ricky's proposal for fixing the start of the season, an interesting choice for a mural outside the Emirates and Ashley's Damascene conversion to the church of Jamie Vardy.

After a three month sabbatical, the new season is among us, and that means the podcast is back too! In our first episode of the new season, we cover pre-season games with our kids, new signings and why Man City are just like Homer Simpson.