CanonCrested Arsenal Podcast

On this episode, Simon @canoncrested speaks with Nnamdi Obinwanne @Obisingledigit on the performance against Brentford in Arsenal's 2021/2022 season opener. Discussions focused on the game covering line ups, missing players, deep analysis on the goals conceded, missed chances, and player reviews. Hope you enjoy the pod. 

Simon is joined by regular guests Emmanuel Nwachukwu @Emma_Nwachukwu, Mohammed Amali @MoAmali and Adedamola @MasterMind1808. The team discuss Arsenal's poor run of form as the team descends into a relegation battle. Focus is on players, formation, the amount of responsibility Mikel Arteta should take for performances and the responsibility of owners to this decline. 

In a heated debate, Emmanuel Nwachukwu @EmmaNwachukwu_, Mohammed Amali @MoAmaili stand with the club on its handling of the Mesut Ozil situation against Simon @canoncrested who argues against the club's handling of the situation.  

The podcast is a continuation of the "Arteta is our Joker" podcast.  

Emmanuel Nwachukwu @EmmaNwachukwu_ and Mohammed Amali @MoAmali join Simon @CanonCrested in a season opener podcast where they discuss how Arsenal has fared thus far this season. An appraisal of Mikel Arteta's approach, a deep dive into how Arsenal is currently shaped in defence, midfield and attack.

The podcast also focuses on possible transfer additions to the squad in terms of Thomas Partey and Houssem Aouar. How would they improve Arsenal and what Mikel Arteta intends to do with them should they join. The Mesut Ozil and Guendouzi section of the podcast has been published as a second episode so please check your feeds and give it a listen. Thank you 

Simon is joined by Emmanuel Nwachukwu @EmmaNwachukwu_ , Mohammed Amali @MoAmali and Adedamola @MasterMind1808 to celebrate and discuss Arsenal's 14th FA Cup title. The podcast reviews the team, reactions and deep analysis of the all the goals, the red card incidents, Aubameyang playing on the left, the impact of Mikel Arteta and the result and closes with the discussion on Mesut Ozil's absence. Very enjoyable listen, kindly listen, share and give us a rating. 

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As the Premier League seeks to restart on June 17th, Simon @wf_simonseez speaks with Emma @EmmaNwachukwu_ on his expectations. The pod focus' on the changes in atmosphere at the games, the possible effect of the five substitutions and focused on the different segments of the squad and how Mikel Arteta would likely use them against Manchester City and the rest of the season. 

Podcast Lenght: 1.10.15s 

In a near Coronavirus free Podcast, Simon speaks with regular guests Emmanuel @Emma_Nwachukwu and Mohammed @MoAmali, who are joined by first-time podder Nnamdi Obiwannne @Obisingledigit as they discuss Arsenal's current state, appraise Mikel Arteta thus far and share opinions on Cesc Fabregas' interview with Arsenal Podcaster @Arseblog.  

Podcast Outro: Nigerian RnB Artiste - Chike (Insecure) from the album Boo of the Booless 

Post Everton, Freddie Ljungberg, post the ghosts of Unai, Simon speaks starts a conversation with @Mastermind1808 on the Everton game that ends up being a conversation on racism, some Everton game, how Arsenal should play, the future of modern coaching, Arteta, appraisal of all Arsenal players and some AFTV ramble. 

As Freddie Season begins with a familiar Arsenal draw, Simon @canoncrested speaks with Adedamola @MastermInd1808 on the thinking behind Per Mertesacker as a coach, Freddie Ljungberg's first Arsenal line up, the Arsenal defence, goals conceded, the Aubameyang- Lacazette conundrum and what Freddie Ljungberg would have learnt from this game about his team.  Music: Tupac - Changes  

On a huge day in Arsenal history given the sack of Arsenal Head Coach, Unai Emery after a string of poor performances, Simon speaks with Bisola @hawt_red on the circumstances surrounding the manager's departure, an analysis of what needs to change with respect to Freddie Ljungberg as interim manager and what the club needs to look for in getting a permanent coach. End Music: A New Day has come - Celine Dion