Arsenal Weekly Podcast

It’s been another week of mixed fortunes in north London - and we’re back to dissect it on another episode of the Arsenal Weekly podcast.

Matchday Show commentator Dan Roebuck returns to look back on our finest attacking display of the season, against Huddersfield Town, and that tough test against Manchester United. 

Elsewhere, we speak to new Arsenal Women manager Joe Montemurro about his journey from Victoria to north London, his love for the club and his ambitions for the future.

And finally, Adrian Clarke returns at The Chalkboard to look ahead to Sunday’s Premier League clash with Southampton.

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We were indebted to Alexis' late penalty winner against Burnley on Sunday.

It's the third time we've struck in added time against the Clarets - and the second time Alexis has netted our winner from the spot - and Russell Hargreaves is joined back Arsenal Media's Nik Brumsack to reflect on the game.

Elsewhere, Shkodran Mustafi returns to discuss becoming a father for the first time, while Adrian Clarke is back at the Chalkboard to preview Huddersfield Town and Manchester United.

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What a win. What a performance. What a weekend. 

On this week’s show, Russell Hargreaves is joined by Arsenal superfan Tom Watt and former midfielder David Hillier to discuss our north London derby win and look ahead to another double gameweek away from the Emirates.

Chuba Akpom returns to tell us how he came to sign for Arsenal and what it takes for a young player to come through our academy system.

And finally, Adrian Clarke returns to look ahead to Sunday’s Premier League game against Burnley at Turf Moor. 

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The final international break of 2017 is now over - and we have seen 12 of our players qualify for next summer’s World Cup in Russia.

Granit Xhaka was the latest to do so, with Switzerland coming out on top of Northern Ireland over two legs, while Olivier Giroud became France’s seventh all-time leading goalscorer with a strike against Aaron Ramsey’s Wales.

We find out all about how they got on, plus the latest on Eddie Nketiah’s latest scoring exploits and lowdown on Arsenal Women’s new manager, in Around the Club.

And we hear from Alex Iwobi, as he describes how it felt to score the goal that secured World Cup qualification for Nigeria, while Adrian Clarke returns to The Chalkboard to look ahead to this weekend’s north London derby.

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Welcome to Arsenal Weekly podcast stories! 

In this series, we’re bringing you extended, unedited interviews with players past and present - and this week we’re talking to the Invisible Wall, Gilberto. 

The former midfielder discusses how his move to Highbury came about in the first place, how he settled in to life in north London and how he nearly quit football. 

Gilberto also lifts the lid on his partnership with Patrick Vieira, scoring his first goal in the Community Shield, and how it felt to become an Invincible.

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It’s been a tough double gameweek for all of us at Arsenal, and the London Evening Standard’s James Olley joins Russell Hargreaves to talk about Red Star Belgrade, Manchester City, Jack Wilshere and our latest crop of young talent.

Elsewhere, Hector Bellerin is back to talk about his studies outside of football and the marketing diploma he undertook with the University of Pennsylvania during his time away from football.

And finally, Adrian Clarke returns to challenge Russ in the latest instalment of Brain of Arsenal.

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It's been a good week to be involved with Arsenal.

Russell Hargreaves is joined by Daily Mirror chief football writer John Cross to reflect on Eddie Nketiah’s match-winning performance against Norwich City, and how important Aaron Ramsey is in our current formation.

Eddie’s fellow Hale End graduate, Reiss Nelson, also makes an appearance as he talks about his upbringing and his targets for the future.

And finally, Adrian Clarke returns to give his take on Manchester City, and where we can hurt the Premier League leaders this Sunday. 

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What an attacking performance that was!

Our win against Everton saw Alexis, Mesut Ozil and Alexandre Lacazette play together for the first time - and their combination play left us wanting much, much more. 

Peter Høst of Arsenal Football Supporters Denmark joins Russell Hargreaves to look back on our victory at Goodison Park, and reveals which of our youngsters have impressed him most this season.

Jack Wilshere and Per Mertesacker return to talk about their coaching badges, while Nacho Monreal and Hector Bellerin grill each other in Rapid Fire.

And finally, Adrian Clarke is back at The Chalkboard to preview our Premier League clash with Swansea City on Saturday.

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Our seven-game unbeaten run came to an end following Saturday’s game against Watford.

It means we’re still without an away win in the Premier League win this season, and the Football Ramble’s Jim Campbell joins Russell Hargreaves to reflect on the game at Vicarage Road look at why we have struggled away from the Emirates in 2017/18. 

Elsewhere, Calum Chambers returns to reveal who his childhood hero was - and what it felt like to actually meet him.

And finally Adrian Clarke is back to look at what we need to address and previews Sunday’s trip to Everton. 

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