The ArsenalVision Podcast - Arsenal FC

Part Two of the series walks through the George Graham era, including his time as an Arsenal player. The study offers perspectives on how modern Arsenal began with Graham, despite multiple successful managerial tenures before him. Graham’s domestic success and obsession with Europe is also a key part of how his time at Arsenal was defined. 

Host: Kent Malmros

Guests: David Hillier, Alan Smith, Amy Lawrence, Tim Stillman, Clive Palmer, Gary Lewin

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About This Series

“One-Nil to the Arsenal” provides an oral history of Arsenal’s run to the Cup Winners’ Cup championship. The show will combine narrated research with players, supporters, and other interviews to tell a complete story of the Gunners’ run to its last European title. 

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On this bonus edition of the ArsenalVision Podcast (originally released on Patreon and Apple Subscriptions), Elliot is joined by by Jon MacKenzie of the Athletic, and Clive, to cover the following topics:

• How do you see the evolution of Arsenal this season tactically?
• Space manipulation – how have Arsenal increased space to play in?
• Thoughts on the extra focus on set pieces across the league.
• Thoughts on Liverpool’s development (or not) this season.
• What is Jon's process to analyze a game more effectively?

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On this edition of the ArsenalVision Podcast, Elliot is joined by Tim and James Benge to answer your questions on the title race, some player evaluations, tactical observations and more. Chapter timings below.

Chapters:

00:00 Intro Music
03:47 Arsenal top of the league and potential vulnerabilities
10:45 Do Arsenal have an elite attack?
16:56 Competing with City and Liverpool and the importance of building a lead
23:22 Better to lead or chase in a title race
26:35 The Hincapié signing and defensive depth
32:57 Rotating Havertz and Gyökeres
41:43 Upcoming fixtures and squad rotation strategy
49:26 Noni Madueke’s role when he returns
51:48 How long can Arteta go without winning a major trophy?
1:05:39 Picking Arsenal’s best XI for a Champions League final
1:10:13 Emirates Stadium expansion and possible move to Wembley
1:16:47 How to improve or modernize the Emirates
1:19:45 Players who have surprised this season
1:25:11 Revisiting preseason predictions and what’s changed
1:30:31 Closing reflections and upcoming episodes

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On May 4, 1994, Arsenal traveled to Copenhagen, undermanned and decidedly as underdogs to face Parma in the European Cup Winner’s Cup final. “One-Nil to the Arsenal” recounts that special season and victory in eight parts. Episode One breaks down the gravity and significance of playing in Europe at the time, including a brief history of European competition and how players and fans felt about the opportunity to compete against the best teams from other leagues. 

Host: Kent Malmros

Guests: Alan Smith, Nigel Winterburn, Amy Lawrence, Tim Stillman, Clive Palmer

Find the unedited, full-length interviews on Patreon or Apple Subscriptions.

About This Series

“One-Nil to the Arsenal” provides an oral history of Arsenal’s run to the Cup Winners’ Cup championship. The show will combine narrated research with players, supporters, and other interviews to tell a complete story of the Gunners’ run to its last European title. 

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On this edition of the ArsenalVision Podcast, Elliot is joined by Clive and Paul to discuss every aspect of Arsenal’s win over West Ham, Liverpool losing, and the state of the title race. Chapter timings below.

Chapters:

00:00 Intro Music
05:05 Arsenal top of the league and title race dynamics
09:20 Arteta’s 300th game and squad development
14:00 Total football and tactical evolution
15:32 Serenity versus Liverpool’s chaos
23:27 Rice-Odegaard midfield experiment and Odegaard injury
34:54 Zubimendi’s influence and midfield balance
37:38 Fullback freedom and positional interchange
42:31 Arsenal’s dominance and control
44:39 Victor Gyökeres performance and contribution
57:29 Saka’s penalty and attacking freedom
01:09:33 Declan Rice’s standout performance
01:13:59 Emirates atmosphere discussion
01:20:24 Closing reflections and title hopes
01:24:54 Kent Malmros on the Cup Winners Cup Project

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On this edition of the ArsenalVision Podcast, Elliot is joined by Paul to roundup the Champions League results, discuss Arsenal’s win over Olympiacos and preview the game against West Ham. Chapter timings below.

Chapters:

00:00 Intro Music
04:26 Arsenal’s bench depth and returning players
05:07 Liverpool’s loss in Champions League
07:55 Vulnerabilities in Liverpool’s setup
10:19 Manchester City’s defensive struggles
12:33 Erling Haaland’s absurd scoring rate
13:53 Transitioning to Arsenal vs Olympiakos
14:44 Lineup rotation and Miles Lewis-Skelly’s performance
16:19 Martinelli’s early header chance
18:51 Missed chances and game control
21:17 Martin Ødegaard’s standout performance
25:34 Midfield dynamics and player roles
32:15 David Raya’s crucial saves
35:50 Importance of goalkeeper distribution and reliability
36:34 Viktor Gyökeres’ performance and confidence
43:32 Comparing Martinelli and Trossard’s displays
46:32 Ben White’s rustiness and Timber’s impact
50:23 Arteta on squad depth and rotation choices
52:03 Zubimendi’s heavy minutes and Nørgaard’s absence
54:38 Lack of minutes for Ethan Nwaneri
57:48 Facing Arteta’s former coach Mendilibar
58:57 Arteta’s comments on aging
59:52 West Ham preview and key threats
01:03:20 Managing Saka’s fitness and rotation
01:07:18 Possibility of Rice-Ødegaard-Éze midfield
01:10:14 West Ham’s tactical shape under Nuno
01:11:47 Debating Eberechi Éze’s best role
01:13:11 Closing and instant reaction preview

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On this edition of the ArsenalVision Podcast, Elliot is joined by Clive and Tim to discuss every aspect of Arsenal’s stunning victory over Newcastle and the fantastic other results from the weekend. Chapter timings below.

Chapters:

00:00 Intro Music
05:27 Tim’s experience and emotions from the away end
08:52 Rivalry and big-picture significance of the win
13:19 Mentality shift and resilience after setbacks
18:45 Saliba absence, Mascara start, and Eze in midfield
22:53 Impact of Eze in midfield and combinations with Gyokeres and Saka
31:35 VAR controversy and penalty overturn
51:46 Mascara’s performance and Saliba’s halftime introduction
56:30 Timber’s standout qualities and defensive impact
01:02:34 Declan Rice’s commanding performance
01:07:14 Arteta’s management, substitutions, and Odegaard’s influence
01:19:21 Togetherness and unity within the squad
01:28:03 Premier League weekend results and Liverpool’s issues
01:33:50 Phase one of the season, next steps, and belief in the title race
01:37:52 Wrapping up with love for the team and community

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On this edition of the ArsenalVision Podcast, Elliot is joined by Clive and Paul to discuss Saliba’s new contract, all the interesting tidbits from the win at Port Vale, and then look ahead to Arsenal’s game against Newcastle on Sunday. Chapter timings below.

Chapters:

00:00 Intro Music
04:12 Saliba contract renewal and significance
06:27 Player commitment as indicator of club project
09:37 Saliba as a pillar talent for winning
13:08 Player relationships with manager and signs from inside the club
14:54 Impact of Saliba on French reputation and recruitment
18:10 Port Vale game as low-intensity training exercise
19:51 Managing the game and lack of urgency after early goal
24:21 Eze’s role, goal, and Mikel’s comments
37:01 Ethan’s midfield performance and progression
42:26 Merino’s performance and role fit
57:58 Martinelli on the left vs potential as center forward
01:03:38 Max’s intelligence and development at 15
01:09:01 Previewing Newcastle away and tactical approach
01:20:42 Gyokeres vs Merino at center forward debate
01:22:19 Back line options and Timber’s fitness question
01:27:15 Importance of result and league context
01:29:20 Must-win discussion and pressure on the team
01:33:37 Closing thoughts and upcoming shows

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On this edition of the ArsenalVision Podcast, Elliot is joined by Clive and Paul to discuss a draw against City that could’ve been worse but still felt frustrating. The lineup, performances, key moments and takeaways are all discussed and more. Chapter timings below.

Chapters:

00:00 Intro Music
05:01 Lineup choices and media narratives
08:30 What was Arteta’s plan with this lineup?
14:45 Calafiori as creative hub on the left
20:51 Special players deciding big games
23:14 Should Arteta unleash more attacking talent?
26:27 Trossard’s struggles on the left wing
34:47 Arteta’s reluctance with risk-taking players
36:36 Breaking down City’s goal
40:44 The need to score more than once against top sides
44:50 Halftime changes and Eze’s role
48:16 One-way traffic and lack of clear chances
52:45 Early days for Gyokeres adaptation
59:01 Concerns about Gyokeres’ speed and separation
01:00:44 Saka’s return and second half impact
01:03:40 Arteta’s “all attackers on” approach
01:06:49 Goal celebration and Emirates atmosphere
01:12:13 Martinelli’s brilliant finish
01:18:03 Future midfield configurations and inflection point
01:22:32 Evolution with new signings and missing pillars
01:29:25 League Cup vs Port Vale squad rotation

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On this edition of the ArsenalVision Podcast, Elliot is joined by Clive and Paul to discuss the lineup, early struggles, super sub impact, and more from the win over Athletic Club. Then there’s a Manchester City preview. Chapter timings below.

Chapters:

00:00 Intro Music
02:40 Atletico lineup choices and midfield balance
07:53 Ball progression challenges against Athletic
22:36 Evaluating Noni Madueke’s impact
27:22 Gyokeres performance and Henry’s critique
30:58 Praise for Mosquera’s assured display
33:31 Reflections on squad depth without key starters
39:12 Substitutes as “finishers” and squad harmony
52:07 Martinelli’s redemption: goal and assist
56:55 Leandro Trossard’s influence off the bench
01:06:40 Defensive solidity and xG control
01:07:59 Previewing Manchester City clash
01:25:28 Left-back selection dilemma
01:26:52 Managing City’s threats on Arsenal’s left flank
01:30:00 Interview with Boyce from KC Gooners

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