This Week In Arsenal, Sash (@ltarsenal on Twitter) and Sham (@Shamsdale) welcome back illustrious guest Chiddy (@chiddyafc) to discuss the last week's matches and news. First, they go over the controversial goal in Arsenal's 1-0 loss at Newcastle, analyzing each element of Anthony Gordon's problematic winner as well as why it shouldn't have stood. There is also a discussion of concerns over the PGMOL's lack of impartiality and how refereeing in the Premier League can be improved. The three then move on to Wednesday's comfortable 2-0 win at home to Sevilla. Specifically, they analyze Leandro Trossard's performance and whether he should play CF over Eddie Nketiah until Gabriel Jesus returns, as well as who Arsenal's starting LB should be out of Takehiro Tomiyasu and Oleksandr Zinchenko, and why Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli were able to find more space than in the Premier League. The trio close out with a discussion regarding what to do about yet another injury setback for Thomas Partey and whether Arsenal's attack is cause for concern.

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This Week In Arsenal, Sash (@ltarsenal on Twitter) and Sham (@Shamsdale) get together to discuss the Gunners' early exit from the EFL Cup at the hands of West Ham United. They first chat about what was initially a good first half from Mikel Arteta's men, praising the performances of Leandro Trossard, Reiss Nelson, and Jakub Kiwior, and dissecting West Ham's goal that shouldn't have stood. The two then move on to discuss the second half, highlighting disappointing performances from Oleksandr Zinchenko, Jorginho, and others. Sash and Sham also give their thoughts on whether the going out of the EFL Cup should be taken more seriously or whether it might be a blessing in disguise. Finally, they close with a concerning conversation about Arsenal's right back depth and Ben White's minutes.

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This Week In Arsenal, Sash (@ltarsenal on Twitter) and Sham (@Shamsdale) sit down to discuss the 2-2 draw the Gunners managed to scrape at Chelsea. They begin with a discussion regarding the starting XI, including the selection of Jorginho in midfield. Unfortunately, the two must once again contend with refereeing mishaps and examine Cole Palmer's "orange" card, the William Saliba handball call that led to Chelsea's first goal, and whether Robert Sanchez's rough contact with Gabriel Jesus should given Arsenal a penalty of their own. Sash and Sham then dissect some of the more lackluster performances on the day, zeroing in on Oleksandr Zinchenko and Martin Odegaard. Following that discussion, the duo take a moment to heap praise on Declan Rice before finishing with a discussion regarding whether it was a point gained or two points lost.

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This Week In Arsenal, Sash (@ltarsenal on Twitter) and Sham (@Shamsdale) are joined by illustrious guest Rohan (@RjArsenalBlog) to chat about Arsenal's statement win against Manchester City. The trio begin by chatting about Mikel Arteta's team selection for the match, namely Jorginho starting at the six position and the front three chosen to lead the line. They then focus in on David Raya's approach to ball progression, dissecting his first half performance before analyzing his improvement in the second 45. The three then discuss the impact of Arteta's substitutions - including a brief detour regarding whether Kai Havertz should be treated as a CF moving forward - before finally ending with a refrain on what the result means for Arsenal's season and standing in the league.

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This Week In Arsenal, Sash (@ltarsenal on Twitter) and Sham (@Shamsdale) are joined by illustrious guest James (@afcjxmes) to chat about Arsenal's 4-0 away win at Bournemouth. The group discuss Kai Havertz's big moment, as well as what it shows about Arsenal and what it can lead to for the player. They also focus in on Martin Odegaard's performance, both as a player and as a captain. They then tackle yet another refereeing scandal, this time in Spurs-Liverpool, as well as what needs to be changed about officiating in the Premier League generally. The trio close things out by previewing the monumental clash against Manchester City next weekend.

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This Week In Arsenal, Sash (@ltarsenal on Twitter) and Sham (@Shamsdale) welcome illustrious guest Chiddy (@chiddyafc) to the pod. The three discuss the Gunners' disappointing draw at home against Spurs. They begin by examining the first third of the match, in which Arsenal started well. They also go over Mikel Arteta's lineup decisions and suggest what they would have done different. After that, they launch into a lengthy conversation about Kai Havertz and what exactly Arsenal got wrong with him.

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This Week In Arsenal, Sash (@ltarsenal on Twitter) and Sham (@Shamsdale) link up to celebrate the Gunners' first win at Goodison Park in the post-Wenger era. They start by analyzing the performance of David Raya, who started in goal on the day, as well as what his inclusion might mean for Aaron Ramsdale. They then discuss Fabio Vieira's display in his first start of the season before turning to Leandro Trossard's game-winning contribution and his opportunity at left wing given Gabriel Martinelli's hamstring injury. The pair close things out by once again talking about how great Declan Rice is and looking ahead to Arsenal's first Champions League fixture in six years.

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This Week In Arsenal, Sash (@ltarsenal on Twitter) and Sham (@Shamsdale) interrupt a way-too-early international break to go over recent events at Arsenal. First, they cover the Gunners' 3-1 victory against Manchester United, relishing the joy of witnessing their fans' headloss entering the break and Erik ten Hag's postmatch behavior. They then turn to an updated discussion on Kai Havertz and whether Fabio Vieira has earned a start in the coming games. After that, they take listener questions on Emile Smith Rowe's prospects of playing time, choosing between Gabriel Jesus and Eddie Nketiah, and whether signing David Raya was a good idea. The pair close things out with a chat about Nicolas Pepe's Arsenal legacy.

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This Week In Arsenal, Sash (@ltarsenal on Twitter) and Sham (@Shamsdale) get together to chat about a disappointing draw at home to Fulham. They begin by discussing Fulham's goal in the opening minute, what exactly went wrong, and their thoughts as to why Arsenal keep going behind early in home games. They then turn to Mikel Arteta's decision to bench Gabriel and discuss the most likely reasoning for it. Afterwards, they debate whether Fabio Vieira has earned a start and talk about Kai Havertz's start to life at Arsenal, before a quick preview of Sunday's match against Manchester United.

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This Week In Arsenal, Sham (@Shamsdale on Twitter) is joined by Curran (@CurranBoP) to discuss Arsenal's 2-1 win against Nottingham Forest to begin the new season. They first chat about Gabriel's omission from the lineup and what Mikel Arteta might have had in mind there. Sham and Curran then dissect Arsenal's overall performance, as well as the online perception of the match. They then turn to discussions around Eddie Nketiah and unusual criticisms of his game, Kai Havertz looking like a likely scapegoat this season, Declan Rice's performance in his home debut, and Gabriel Martinelli's showing.

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