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In this episode of the Korean Gooners show, managing editor Michael and Tavern contributor Albert take a deep dive into the current state of Arsenal Football Club. They discuss the different managerial candidates in the running to replace Unai Emery, discuss the current state of the squad and its strong and weak points, and even talk about players they miss. In other Premier League news, they discuss the Manchester Derby and the resurgence of United, what if anything could stop Liverpool, and spare a quick moment for some Sonny magic.

In this episode of the Korean Gooners Show, managing editor Michael and Tavern contributor Albert discuss the recent developments in North London. They talk about the issues surrounding Granit Xhaka and Unai Emery, the problems with Arsenal's defense, and another dismal draw. On the other side of North London, the Sonny Hatewatch/Lovewatch returns with a new manager and a victorious Spurs side. In other matches, Man City beat out a determined Chelsea side and Jamie Vardy continues to lead the Golden Boot race. Finally, they end by discussing who will get sacked next and what they want the Arsenal board to do.

In this episode of the Korean Gooners show, managing editor Michael and Tavern contributor Albert try to find out what is going wrong with Arsenal. They discuss the somewhat confusing player selection issues plaguing Unai Emery's side. In addition, Michael apologizes for his rash criticism of Mesut Ozil and decides it's time to bring him back into the fold. The Sonny Love/Hatewatch is back as Sonny unleashed himself on Red Star Belgrade in the Champions League on Tuesday. Finally, the Korean Gooners praise Leicester and Chelsea as well as offering up a preview of the Liverpool-Spurs clash this weekend.

In this interview special, managing editor Michael Welch talks with Hal Kaiser, one of the most knowledgeable sources on Korean women's football. They both talk about how they became interested in women's football, their experiences covering the Korean women's national team for the recent Victory Tour matches with the US Women's National Team, and how the Korean women's national team has been able to progress in the past 10-15 years. Finally, they discuss the upcoming Olympic women's qualifying tournament and how they feel about the Taegeuk Nangja's chances of earning their first place in the Olympics at the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics.

In this new podcast from the Tavern of the Taegeuk Warriors, managing editor Michael and Tavern contributor Albert talk all things EPL, with the POV of two Korean Gooners talking footie. They start with a segment called the Sonny Love/HateWatch, where they discuss how they felt to watch Sonny in Tottenham's recent struggles. Then, they dig into what makes Man City so great, with a shoutout to the newest Korean player for Man City, Lee Geummin. Other topics include Watford and the Kim Minjae rumors, whether or not VVD is overrated, how Leicester finds all these great players, and what is wrong with Man United. Enjoy the newest Tavern of the Taegeuk Warriors podcast and let us know if there are other podcasts you'd like us to make!

In this Roundtable podcast, managing editor Michael and new contributor Jason Lee get together to talk about Bento's latest squad for the October World Cup Qualifying matches with Sri Lanka and North Korea. The Lightning Round includes a positive review of this latest sqaud and the main topic is how the squad should approach a home match with Sri Lanka and the cauldron of the Korean Derby in Pyongyang. In what is clearly becoming a recurring segment, Michael uses his Last Call time to geek out over a new stadium in Kangin's future.

In this KNT Roundtable podcast, join our managing editor Michael as he speaks with returning contributor Allen and newcomer Gordon to wrap up the KNT's September international break. During the lightning round, we discuss the players that impressed and underwhelmed and how the Crew grades the two results against Georgia and Turkmenistan. In the long discussion, the Crew discusses their confidence levels going into the October International Break with matches coming up against Sri Lanka and North Korea. Finally, they discuss what happened with the U22 team preparing for Olympics qualification.

In this Roundtable podcast, Michael, Joon, Allen, and Albert get together to talk about Bento's latest squad for the September World Cup Qualifying match with Turkmenistan. The Lightning Round includes a quick discussion of whether Lee Seungwoo got snubbed and the main topic is what formation the Crew would like to see Bento use. There may be some light Kim Shin-wook banter as well.

Hong Moon, also known as “Moondog”, has had quite the career. After a youth career in England and Sweden, he had to retire due to injury, and came back to Korea. He became the youngest Korean to obtain the UEFA B coaching license, and is now the owner and manager of amateur team STV (Share the Vision) FC. STV FC is strongly influenced by Moondog’s experiences playing in Europe.

Moondog’s YouTube Channel, TrainLikePros SPT, became well known in the Korean football world as Moondog shared his thoughts on the Korean National Team, publishing videos which analyzed specific matches, players, and decisions by the manager at a very advanced level. One example can be seen here.

TrainLikePros SPT now has 51K subscribers and nearly 800 videos, and has progressed to revolve around STV FC, introducing its players, matches, and training methods.

The Tavern was fortunate enough to have an opportunity to speak with Moondog, and he discussed how his football club seeks to model the European system, and furthermore shared his opinions on the KNT, K League, and Korean football culture as a whole.

On this episode of the Tavern of the Taegeuk Warriors Podcast, Michael chats with Korean American footballer Seo-in Kim about his youth development, what it took for him to become a professional footballer, and where he's going next.