This Week In Arsenal

This Week In Arsenal, Sash (@ltarsenal on Twitter) and Sham (@Shamsdale) get together to discuss a variety of topics, beginning with the Gunners' comfortable-and-then-nervy win at Spurs to stay top of the Premier League table. After giving their thoughts on the match as a whole and whether fans should be concerned by the second half, the duo zero in on the "controversy" surrounding Ben White's pulling of Guglielmo Vicario's glove during a corner. They then move on to discuss Edu's trip to Saudi Arabia and what that could mean regarding a potential Thomas Partey sale, particularly in light of Jorginho reportedly being offered a contract extension. Sash and Sham then address the reported willingness by Arsenal to sell Gabriel Jesus before wrapping the episode up with a chat around reported interest in Bruno Guimaraes and whether Marcus Rashford is a signing the club should target.

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This Week In Arsenal, Sash (@ltarsenal on Twitter) and Sham (@Shamsdale) are joined by illustrious guest Curran (@CurranToF) to go over an amazing 5-0 win over Chelsea at the Emirates. The guys starting by revealing their key takeaways from the game before discussing Thomas Partey's return to the starting XI and the impact he had on the match, as well as whether he should be given a contract extension. After that they heap praise on Martin Odegaard before ranking Ben White among current PL right backs and all-time Arsenal right backs. They wrap things up with a chat regarding what Arsenal need to do in the run-in and whether they can win their remaining four matches.

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This Week In Arsenal, Sash (@ltarsenal on Twitter) and Sham (@Shamsdale) parse through the Gunners' 1-0 loss at Bayern Munich that saw them go out of the Champions League. After some early technical difficulties, they first discuss their initial feelings regarding the result and where it leaves Arsenal's season, including both the disappointment of going out and the reasons to be encouraged. They then go over Arteta's lack of squad rotation and the impact it had on Arsenal's performances against Bayern and Villa before laying out lessons that need to be taken from the past week regarding squad usage and composition, as well as the need for more star talent to take the team to the next level.

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This Week In Arsenal, Sash (@ltarsenal on Twitter) and Sham (@Shamsdale) go over Arsenal's 2-2 draw with Bayern in the first leg of their Champions League quarterfinal. They discuss the lineup selection and what they would have done differently before turning to Arsenal's fall from 1-0 to 1-2. They then review Arteta's substitutions and how they allowed the Gunners to draw level before closing out with their thoughts on the state of the tie and the upcoming return trip to Munich with everything to play for. Follow This Week In Arsenal on Twitter @ThisWeekArsenal for more! Or e-mail the podcast with your thoughts, comments, or suggestions at [email protected].

This Week In Arsenal, Sash (@ltarsenal on Twitter) and Sham (@Shamsdale) gets together to discuss Arsenal's titanic clash at the Etihad against City (at least for Arsenal fans). The two chat about whether the Gunners' immense defensive display was the original plan, or whether they initially intended to sit as deep as they did. The two then very quickly scoff at the level of outrage rival fans and the general footballing world expressed in the wake of an objectively boring match for the neutral before moving on to what the result means for Arsenal in terms of the title race. Sash and Sham take some time to heap praise on Gabriel before wrapping up with their thoughts on how much Mikel Arteta should rotate ahead of Wednesday's match against Luton.

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This Week In Arsenal, Sash (@ltarsenal on Twitter) and Sham (@Shamsdale) are joined by illustrious Rohan Jivan (@RjArsenalBlog). The trio begin with their quickfire thoughts on Gareth Southgate's treatment of Ben White before moving on to discussing Arsenal's draw against Bayern and what awaits Mikel Arteta's men in the Champions League quarterfinals. Sash, Sham, and Rohan then focus in on Arsenal's run-in, analyzing what the key to success at the end of a brutal schedule in April and May should be for the Gunners. The guys close out with a discussion about Takehiro Tomiyasu's contract extension and whether it is the right move given his injury history.

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This Week In Arsenal, Sash (@ltarsenal on Twitter) and Sham (@Shamsdale) cover the Gunners' absolute domination of Newcastle United at the Emirates. They begin by discussing the importance of getting a result on the day in the wake of Arsenal's midweek loss at Porto. They then discuss the influence of Jorginho in midfield as well as Kai Havertz's quiet impressiveness at the center forward position. They take a brief detour to laugh at Rio Ferdinand's comment about Mikel Arteta leaving Arsenal for Manchester United if he was offered that job, and to chat about the generally disappointing state of mainstream punditry. They close out with a discussion of the immense job Nicolas Jover has done in turning the Gunners into such a prolific team from corners.

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This Week In Arsenal, Sash (@ltarsenal on Twitter) is joined by illustrious guest Faisal (@fkhanage) from the Latte Firm (@LatteFirm) to discuss Arsenal's 1-0 loss at FC Porto in the Champions League. The pair go over what went wrong during the match, personnel decisions that perhaps should have been handled differently, and what the result means for the return leg at the Emirates.

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This Week In Arsenal, Sash (@ltarsenal on Twitter) and Sham (@Shamsdale) celebrate Arsenal's 6-0 win at West Ham. After first giving their thoughts on the Saka v. Foden conversation that has resurfaced online, the pair turn to the sweet revenge the Gunners got at the London Stadium. They first discuss Declan Rice's emergence as an unlikely set piece specialist before moving on to the stellar performances of Leandro Trossard, Ben White, and Martin Odegaard. Sash and Sham then discuss David Raya's recent showings before ending with their takeaways from Ethan Nwaneri's second senior appearance and score predictions for the coming weekend's trip to Burnley.

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This Week In Arsenal, Sash (@ltarsenal on Twitter) and Sham (@Shamsdale) are joined once again by illustrious guest Chiddy (@chiddyafc). They discuss Arsenal's dominant 3-1 win over Liverpool to claw back into the title race, but first they must have a conversation about another backlash against the Gunners by the celebration police. They then analyze the performances of Jorginho and Kai Havertz before giving their top 5 Arsenal players of the season so far (with the three agreeing on the same player as the best). The trio turn to the proposed introduction of blue cards and sin bins to the game before closing out with a quick preview of the trip to West Ham. 

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