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Welcome to another Arsecast Extra, the Arsenal podcast, with myself and James from @gunnerblog. This episode is dominated by the biggest story in football right now, Man City being found guilty on 114 of the 115 charges that have been leveled at them by the Premier League. We discuss that verdict, the length of time […
Morning all. There’s only one place to start this morning, and that’s with the story that Man City have been found guilty on all but one of the 115 charges that have been pending for so long. First, what a scoop it is from David Ornstein. 🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Manchester City found guilty on virtually all […] The post Rui Pint
Morning. The first round of games of the Interlull = one injury sustained to a key player. I know as football fans, and Arsenal fans in particular, we can be a little fatalistic at times, but this really does feel like the most Arsenal thing in the world. Kai Havertz was on the end of […] The post Don’t whack Kai’s kne
Welcome to another episode of the Arsecast – the original Arsenal podcast. In this episode I’m joined first by Clive Palmer to talk about Arsenal’s opening eight games of the season, and how we feel about how they went, with the context of the recent defeat to Brighton looming over everything. We also chat about […] Th
A first defeat of the season was a bad and bruising one for Arsenal. The 3-0 loss at Brighton on Saturday was the first time Arsenal lost a game by three goals since May 2023. You have to go back to November 2023 for the last time Arsenal even trailed by three goals – that […] The post Tactics Column: Why defeat at Bri
Morning all. We had a couple of stories yesterday about Mikel Arteta agreeing a new Arsenal contract, but I’m not even sure that’s particularly surprising. We await an official announcement, and I think it’s probably best to leave any commentary until then, but after guiding the club to its first Premier League title i
It is well documented that Arsenal have not successfully defended a league title since 1935. In the Premier League era, the league champions have, more often than not, handed the trophy straight over to a rival. It is incredibly difficult to ‘go back-to-back’ in the English top-flight because quite a lot of things need
Good morning folks. Let’s begin today with some Interlull updates from our participants. Viktor Gyokeres, after scoring a winning goal against Romania in Sweden’s last game, was on the scoresheet again in their 3-1 victory over Poland. He got on the end of a nice cross to the back post, the movement was decent, and […]
Morning. Let’s start today by reminding everyone what a thunderous little prick Bernardo Silva is. I’m sure many of you haven’t forgotten, but just in case a busy work life and the trials and tribulations of this world on a day to day basis have gotten in the way, I’m here to help. Norway played […] The post Martin Ode
Morning. It’s a Sunday in the Interlull and I was out late due to birthday shenanigans. This is likely to be a very short blog. Not quite this short, but still pretty short in the grand scheme of things. Some Arsenal players played for England last night. England lost to Spain. Some Arsenal players played […] The post
Morning all. There’s almost nothing going on, which is not atypical for an Interlull. It’s just this Interlull is longer than any other we have experienced in the past. Like when they brought out King Size Mars bars. It was a Mars bar, just bigger. Except I bet now if you went back and got […] The post KMI makes my hea
Match report – Player ratings – Arteta reaction – Quotes round-up Arsenal lost a game for the first time this season yesterday, going down 3-0 to Brighton away from home. There’s no getting away from how poor this performance was, but it’s worth pointing out that any criticism in today’s blog is only about yesterday, [
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