Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast

Matthew is joined by special guest Ashley Gerlach to look back on a relatively comfortable win against the Newcastle and their as-yet unspent Saudi billions in their relegation battle.

They also wonder if its time to give Mikel Arteta, Edu (and even Stan Kroenke) some credit for the clarity of and commitment to the new 'project'.

Plus, we worry about Ralf in Manchester, scratch heads about Antonio down the Seven Sisters Road, and work out what the next transfer priorities need to be for the club.

Matthew is joined by Paul (and Anita, briefly) to look back at Arsenal somehow turning a 4-0 win over Watford into a narrow 1-0, and give some love to Ainsley Maitland-Niles, Benjamin White and (as per usual) Emile Smith Rowe.

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Matthew is joined by Helen and Paul this week to look back on an excellent victory at the King Power, and wax lyrical about the rise of Aaron Ramsdale.

We also talk pleasant set-piece surprises, look forward to hosting Watford, and Helen takes great pleasure reporting from behind enemy lines on the inevitable fall of Nuno at Tottenham.

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Matthew and Anita look back the exciting performance against Aston Villa and the more functional victory over Leeds United, and discuss what we learned from the two. We talk tactical tweaks, transmitted energy and which of the second eleven helped their cause in the pursuit of more minutes. Plus we join the OGS fan club, and look forward to visiting Leicester.

Matthew and Paul discuss the mixed emotions of the 2-2 draw against Crystal Palace, try to work out what's not working, and look at possible tweaks. Plus we talk McArthur's unpunished assault on Bukayo Saka and the balance between on pitch and VAR officials, as well as further thoughts about a world cup every two years. And we send our best wishes to David Brooks following his recent cancer diagnosis.

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We talk sportswashing, the already murky waters (see Pod 164 with Joe Odell about our own sponsors) of the Premier League, governance and what it means for Arsenal specifically and English and European football generally. 

We also look at why this is a whole other level to Manchester City and PSG both financially and morally, and why no-one should be having a go at Newcastle fans.

Matthew and Anita discuss Arsenal's draw at Brighton and what to make of it after the high of beating Tottenham.

Plus, we talk Wenger's World Cup plans, and enjoy the women and academy teams rolling on with great results.

Matthew is joined by Helen and Paul to bask in the afterglow of putting our noisy neighbours, Tottenham Hotspur, back in their box, while also enjoying the first signs of Arteta-ball emerging.

Plus, we find time to talk Arsenal new boys, the Hale End kids and the old heads, celebrate the increased unity between supporters and team, and (finally) have a good laugh at Harry Kane's expense.

All to the tune of a new song....

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Matthew is joined by Anita to look back at a much needed narrow victory over Norwich, to look at how the new boys fitted in and together, and to ponder the best midfield combinations. Plus we give the women some more love, get a bit excited about Charlie Patino and friends, and look forward to the next run of fixtures.

This week Matthew is joined by Paul to enjoy Arsenal Women's 3-2 win against title rivals Chelsea, and to asses the men's team transfer window. Plus we they Ainsley Maitland-Niles, missing out on strikers, and some of the shining lights in the under 23s.