Luke has published a heartfelt article but also made a recording of it for anyone else interested.

A heartfelt account of what The Angel (sung at the start Arsenal Home matches) means to Luke.

The Premier League season may be over, but we’re still champions - and it still hasn’t quite sunk in. In this episode, we reflect on an unforgettable campaign, discuss the future of the Arsenal captaincy, and enjoy a few classic Arsenal Dad jokes from Luke.

We also look ahead to the UEFA Champions League Final in Budapest, sharing our hopes and predictions as Arsenal prepare for another huge European night 20 years on from heartbreak against Barcelona.

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Luke Anthony | LukeAnthonyUK

Music: Callum Walters | cal_j987

Oh my goodness, after 22 years Arsenal are champions of the Premier League. I don't know about you but I've been tearful on and off since.

It hasn't sunk in yet maybe it will by the parade on 31st May 2026.

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After 22 years without a Premier League title, Arsenal could finally be crowned champions tonight - and somehow Bournemouth may hold the key.

Luke Anthony reacts to the massive Premier League title race as Arsenal wait on Manchester City’s result against Bournemouth. If City drop points, Mikel Arteta’s side could end over two decades of hurt and finally bring the title back to North London.

The episode looks at Arsenal’s incredible journey under Arteta, the pressure of chasing Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City, and whether the apprentice can finally become the master. With rumours surrounding Pep’s future at City, this title race feels even more historic.

Will Bournemouth do Arsenal a favour? Or will the title race go down to the final day against Crystal Palace?

COYG.

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Arsenal scrape past West Ham, a gritty match and a hard fought 3 points - our title challenge is well and truly still on. After Man City's convincing win against Brentford, this was a must win game for us.

We speak about the highs and lows of the season, the moment the West Ham goal initially went in and the silence that ensued at Sydney's local. We give our take on our title hopes and reacted to one of the most important games in the season.

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Sydney May | thesydney_may

Luke Anthony | LukeAnthonyUK

Music: Callum Walters | cal_j987

In a game that truly tested Arsenal, we came out on top - and that’s what makes this result so significant. After disappointing setbacks against Brentford and Wolves, the pressure was mounting. Questions were being asked about consistency, mentality, and whether Arsenal could respond when the stakes were high. This wasn’t just another fixture on the calendar - it was a must-win game that had the potential to define momentum in the Premier League campaign.

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Sydney May | thesydney_may

Luke Anthony | LukeAnthonyUK

Music: Callum Walters | cal_j987

This week's episode is slightly different, this week Luke is without co-host Sydney May. He felt it right to come on a say a few words about her whilst still giving his thoughts about Arsenal's emphatic win against Wigan.

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Sydney May | thesydney_may

Luke Anthony | LukeAnthonyUK

Music: Callum Walters | cal_j987

The result says one thing — the performance maybe another. We get into how Sunderland gave us a proper game despite the scoreline.

Six points clear at the top of the Premier League with a brutal run ahead… plenty to unpack, plus the usual nonsense along the way.

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Sydney May | thesydney_may

Luke Anthony | LukeAnthonyUK

Music: Callum Walters | cal_j987

Arsenal fans, this is one that hurts. In this episode, we relive the Emirates heartbreak as Manchester United edged a 3-2 victory, dissecting every twist, missed chance, and defensive lapse that left supporters frustrated and questioning the team’s consistency.

We dive into the raw emotions of watching a promising Arsenal side falter when it mattered most, debate what Arteta could have done differently, and explore what this defeat means for the club’s Premier League title ambitions. From tactical missteps to moments of near glory, this episode captures the highs, the lows, and the “what could have been” of a truly dramatic game.