Arsenal Tottenham Fan Podcast

Travel can keep us away.  Sickness can keep us away.  Hell, bad results can keep us away.  But when it's North London Derby time, nothing can keep us from our podcasting duties!  That's right, our intrepid duo are here to preview Sunday's all important North London Derby.  The podcasts starts where all podcasts should start with a laugh at our neighbors to the West, then we discuss Arsenal's what we learned from Arsenal's many fixtures since Tottenham's last match, the change in the way Premier League games have been refereed over the last couple of months, and we laugh at Chelsea again.  Then the preview starts.  What players may be out with injury for Tottenham?  Who may replace them?  What does that mean for the tactics each manager may employ?   After the injury discussion, we talk about some key matchups and how they might affect the game.  Then we look at the 15 day gap from Tottenham's last fixture and how that may affect the tactics, flow of the game, and, ultimately, the result.   Rick gives his overview of Tottenham's defense, midfield, and forward units and how each may influence the game.  Cal reviews each line of Arsenal's side and tries to guess what starting lineup Arteta may use.  He has to choose from a more defensive set up and one geared for full on attack.  Listen in to see which players are in each and which he thinks the manager will pick.There is a discussion of how important this game is for each team, the stakes that are riding on it, and how that might inform as to how the game plays out.  Rest assured, that our podcasters put it all on the line with their predictions of the score and result.  Tune in to hear what they think!Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

Arsenal fans have had a week to revel in their dramatic Champions League win against a stout Porto side, while down Seven Sisters Road, Tottenham fans are wondering what happened to their team during that same week.  Cal and Rick are here to join in and discuss both teams and what the future's look like for each.2:45  But, first, Rick tries, unsuccessfully to teach Cal how to pronounce Ange Postecoglou.5:31  Cal (kinda) jumps right into discussing Arsenal's narrow win at the Emirates against a tough, skilled, and determined Porto side.  It starts with an analyzation of Porto's style of play, continues into how it took a moment of brilliance to finally break through against them, and concludes with a discussion of the bravery shown by Arsenal's new keeper, and every Arsenal fans' new favorite player (at least through the international break) David Raya.  Then Rick can resist bringing up Arsenal's participation in the upcoming Harry Kane Derby and relishing in him possibly sending the Gunners home in the Quarterfinals.  Cal is not happy and has to "fire" back.38:10 Rick tells us what happened to guys that trotted out on the pitch against Fulham on Saturday (Rick doesn't want to call them Spurs).  Rick looks at the contrast to the previous game, tries to explain the performance against Fulham (or at least rationalize it), discuss where Tottenham go from here.  Then Cal can't resist playing a clip from Ange Postecoglou's post match press conference so Rick and analyze his comments.  The ensuing process vs results discussion is quite fun.Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

Arsenal left it late while Tottenham slowly ground down whatever team showed up at Villa Park to play them.  Dare we say it looks like there are two pretty dang good teams that call North London home?  For this week at least.First, Cal details Arsenal's thrilling late win at the Emirates against a Brentford side that showed up to do everything but play football.  Aaron Ramsdale's mistake meant that Kai Havertz was needed late on to seal the three points to send Arsenal top of the table. Listen to Cal analyze the game, discuss the evolution of Declan Rice, the improvement of Kai Havertz, and why Arsenal's midfield can lead them to the title.Next, Rick discusses why Tottenham hammering Aston Villa into surrender was Spurs' best performance of the Ange Postecoglou era.  Listen to hear him marvel at Son's form, Johnson's energy, and Van der Ven's skill and all round badassness.   He is very bullish on the rest of the season and on this episode, he tells you why.Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

Rinse - Tottenham have two weeks off to rinse the stench of their performance from the 1-2 loss to Wolves over the weekend.  Rick is on hand to review the game and discuss the reason for the result, as well as Spurs poor run of form.  You will hear his analysis of why Tottenham lost this match, his concern that his club has started slipping into some old, bad habits, what those habits are, and how Postecoglou can fix them.Repeat - Cal gets to talk about Arsenal repeating dominating performances by analyzing Arsenal's 0-5 drubbing of Burnley.  And while Rick continually uses the phrase "pub team" our resident Arsenal fan is having none of it.  Arsenal didn't suddenly get lucky and they haven't just had a run of fixtures against bad teams, rather, the Gunners have pushed the quality of their play to another level.  One not seen by Arsenal fans in years.  Tune in and Cal will analyze what they are doing differently physically, mentally, and tactically.   Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

Sure, Spurs fans would love to have another extra time win and, wait . . . I think Arsenal just scored another goal!  It was a great week for Spurs and Gunner fans as both teams did exactly what they needed to in order to keep their hopes for this season alive.First it was Spurs scoring a stoppage time goal to finally overcome a bright Brighton.  Rick is up first to discuss how they were able to play through their mistakes and win in spite of their form and a difficult opponent.  You can hear how excited he is to have the full Tottenham squad fit, even though they may not be clicking on all cylinders at the moment.  He will make you think they soon will.Then Cal tries to describe the demolition of the team that showed up in the London Stadium wearing Claret and Blue.  It wasn't West Ham.  Or at least the same West Ham team that showed up at the Emirates in December.  However, what made things even more difficult for the Hammers was it also wasn't the same Arsenal team that showed up that day either.  Listen in to learn why Cal thinks this one is in the title race.All that and more on this episode of the Arsenal Tottenham Fan Podcast!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

Yes it's the 80th Episode of the Arsenal Tottenham Fan Podcast and, while Rick and Cal had some epic celebrations planned:  confetti, prizes for our listeners, and even pictures of a photographer, they learned that, regardless of the occasion, the Premier League media think celebrations (at least by Arsenal) are not cool.  So this episode will pass into history, just like the previous 79.But this is not just any episode.  No, this is the one where Rick starts off by marveling at the incredible goal scoring form of the guy who is wearing Richarlison's jersey.  He is finishing like a peak Harry Kane, yet we know it can't be him, can it?  Whoever it is, everything he touches turns to goal.  Kind of like how it is when Tottenham is defending set pieces.  And Rick doesn't shy away from that topic either as it cost Tottenham a much needed win and saw them drop out of the top 4.Cal then celebrates Arsenal's must win win over Liverpool, quietly and reservedly, just like any Premier League fan should, right?  Wrong!!!!!!  No, he is all too happy to praise Mikel Arteta, every player, and all 60,000 fans who dismantled a Liverpool team that came into this match having lost just once in their previous 33 games.  You will hear analysis of the key moments of the match, the tactics that freed Martinelli to run rampant down the left and hold Liverpool to just one shot on goal, and why Kia Havertz was actually the Man of the Match.Following that is a look ahead to the Tottenham v Brighton fixture and Arsenal's trip to suddenly bogey team West Ham.Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

That's right, we're back!  While snow, sleet, and dark of night may not detour your postman; sickness, technical issues, and travel (not to mention three Arsenal losses) can interrupt the Arsenal Tottenham Fan Podcast.  However, we are now well, technically savvy, home, and Arsenal have won two in a row . . . so we're back and better than ever!And yes, Cal, ever the optimist still feels Arsenal are in the title race now that Arsenal have overcome the Premier League team masquerading as Crystal Palace and, ex-Tottenham manager's Nottingham Forest squad.  It took Arsenal a while to come to grips with the way Nottingham Forrest "blocked" the Gunners game, but like Robin Hood, they eventually found the target and went back home very merry men.  Listen for all the positives, as well as a few worries, as Cal breaks down the key moments of the match.Rick was never concerned about how Tottenham were playing against the Fighting Neal Maupay's . . . except after they scored the game's first goal and look equal to the task during the first half.  But Ange "Midas Touch" Postecoglou made the right substitutions at the half time break and Spurs took over the match in short order.  They even had the audacity to give Neal Maupay some of his own Madison.  You can hear Rick relive the match, analyze what made the key moments important, and discuss who he thought were the best players on the pitch.In the final segment you will hear Cal and Rick break down Arsenal's must win game against high flying Liverpool on Sunday and Rick mention Spurs' important fixture first thing Saturday morning versus Everton.Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

The WiFi on the Outer Banks of North Carolina let us down last week, much like the finishing of Arsenal's attackers on Saturday.  Yet, we've persevered to deliver another podcast about Arsenal and Tottenham . . . just what the world needs!  On this episode Cal mentions Arsenal's shocking win over Luton in terms of how it compared to Liverpool's and Man City's visits there and in terms of it's impact on Mikel Arteta, the PGMOL, and the fixture against Villa.  From there, it's a deeper dive into the Villa match, which, he mentions, was a match that is hard to analyze.  Nevertheless, Cal gives it his best shot, and Rick is all too happy to take a few shots, but much like Martin Odegaard, they were wide of the mark.  However, when it comes to discussing Tottenham, Rick is as true as Richarlison's right boot (I can't believe I'm typing that).  Ange's Spurs dropped the rot by topping Newcastle 4-1 and Rick is all too pleased to run riot over all aspects of this impressive win.  Then it's Cal's turn to review the 1-1 draw between Arsenal and PSV in the Champion's League and preview who Arsenal can draw in the round of 16.  The podcast ends with a preview of this weekend's upcoming matches for both Arsenal and Tottenham.Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

What a week for The Arsenal and what a game for Spurs!  First, Arsenal see through Lens to the tune of 6 - 0, then scare Wolves before subduing them 2-1.  Up north, Spurs ran, passed, and laughed their way to an exciting 3-3 draw with now third place Man City and their profligate center forward turned Eeyore  of the Eastlands.  Arteta said Arsenal just needed to score early and they did in both games this week.  Cal is all too happy to relive all eight goals and how the first in each game opened the floodgates.  But that's not all:  there are discussions of Arsenal's domination of their Champion's League Group, the upcoming match vs PSV, and what the hell is a "dead rubber?"  Cal and Rick move on to review the match against Wolves and Arsenal's ever improving attack, Zinchenko--the good and the bad, the 5 straight wins after Newcastle and the impact of Arteta's comments, and how the improving left eight is driving Arsenal's improving form.Postecoglou said, "let's have a go, mate."  And boy did they.  Rick is part proud, part excited, and mostly amazed at the way Tottenham are playing.  Not just the results, but the daring, the flair, and the courage.  Once again, Spurs goes to Manchester, faces the defending Premier League Champion, and returns to North London with something to show for their efforts.  Hear Rick share his thoughts on a team without their best players and a manager without fear.  Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

For the first time this season Arsenal find themselves top of the table, and, while Tottenham suffered their third straight defeat, they are still in fifth and only four points off Arsenal.  We predicted the top of the table was going to be tight this season, but when four points separate first and fifth, it's squeaky tight!Has Arsenal found it's keeper?  Or have they lost a keeper?  Saturday's win over Brentford made a case for both actually.  Cal and Rick fly into the penalty area with their takes on how Arteta has handled the Keeper situation for Arsenal this year, it's effect on Aaron Ramsdale, and what to make of Arteta's comments, or non comments, on this situation after the match.  Cal discusses how good Bretford has been at home and how good of a win it was for Arsenal, what he learned, and what Arsenal could do to improve going forward.Meanwhile, down Seven Sisters Road, Rick is lamenting Tottenham's injury crisis and discusses how this affected Postecoglou's strategy for the match.  They go further to discuss Son's (non) hat-trick, playing without any center backs, and which player has taken his game to the next level.  Rick also talks about the "honeymoon period" for the new manager and how that also might be affecting his strategy and team selections.The podcast closes with a look forward to Tottenham's match against City and Arsenal's Champions League fixture against Lens and their Premier League match against Wolves.  Thank you for listening!  @ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

Match week 11 was so action packed that we have divided our normal weekly episode into two:  one for Arsenal that discusses the Arsenal v Newcastle Game and the other to cover the Tottenham v Chelsea Game.  This is the Tottenham episode.So much to talk about and so little time . . . unless there is a VAR review of course.  How did Spurs win a match where they were outscored 4-1?  Well, you'll have to ask Rick because he was happy with the performance, if not the result.  And he is more than happy to discuss all the incidents:-2 Goals Given-4 Goals Taken Away-2 Injuries-2 Yellow Cards-1 Red CardThen Rick discusses the second half!  Join us for a lively discussion that centers around all these events and touches on VAR, refs in general, and what is next for the administration of the game.Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

So much happened this weekend in the Premier League that Rick and I are dividing our weekly episode into two:  one that focuses on the Arsenal v Newcastle Game and one that focused on the Tottenham v Chelsea Game.  This is the Arsenal Podcast.On it we cover all the action from the slugfest (literally) that was the Arsenal Newcastle Game at St James Park.  First, Cal discusses the West Ham match and how it might have informed Arsenal's mindset going into the Newcastle match.  He talks about the football--yes, there was football to discuss, and you might get more of that from this podcast than any you regularly listen too.  And then he and Rick get into the incidents:-the foul in the box (that did not get any discussion elsewhere)-Havertz's yellow-Bruno's forearm-Bruno's shoulder (fortunately we don't have to discuss his other body parts)-Nkietah getting stamped on-The "goal"-Arteta's and Arsenal's statement-The media's reaction-Why the Premier League may start losing fansThank you for listening! @ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

Thank you for your listening patience!  Life got in the way of our weekly podcasting routine, but now we're back and focused on the week(s) that was.  Really, could Spurs' fans be any happier?  Do they even know if Harry Kane has scored a goal(s) for Bayern?  Do they care?  Things are quite going as smoothly for Arsenal fans as they recently drew with Chelsea--which didn't look too bad--until Brentford took all the spoils on Saturday.  Our podcast starts with Cal discussing the main talking point(s) from the Chelsea fixture.  Tune in to hear a unique take on the Saliba penalty and how it could be officiated differently in the future.  From there, Cal discusses what it's like for Arsenal to have mid-week Champions League fixtures--something Spurs fans may reminisce about from time to time.  We go a little more in depth on Arsenal's 2-1 victory over Sevilla and discuss how Arteta set up the team, how Arsenal approached the game tactically, Gabriel Jesus, and what the result meant for Arsenal's group stage ambitions.Rick is all too happy to take the mic and relive a glorious week for Tottenham.  They won two matches, on the road, played three days apart.  He touches on the win at Craven Cottage, a reborn Son, and an unsatisfied manager before delving into the victory at Selhurst Park.  Near and dear to Rick's heart, or at least his place of birth, Rick admires the way Spurs approached the second half and controlled the game.  He was significantly less impressed with the referee and the handball (non)call that allowed Fulham back into the game.The podcast ends with Cal touching on Arsenal's 5-0 win over Nations League, er, Championship side, er Premier League club??? really . . . Sheffield United.  Most of the discussion is a season to date player review/analysis for some team members that have been dominating discussion in the Arsenal media lately.  They are, in order:  Eddie Nkietah, Gabriel Jesus, David Raya, Martin Odegaard, Declan Rice, and Kia Havertz.  Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

This weekend saw both Tottenham and Arsenal move on up into the Premier League's catbird seat, penthouse apartment, top o' the table! They are there with the exact same record and they got there with 1 - nil wins, but that is where the similarities end.  Spurs defeated Championship League side masquerading as Premier League team Luton Town with one man tied behind their back while Arsenal finally conquered their demon, perirenal Champions Manchester City.  The King is dead . . . at least until the interlull is over!  Rick can barely contain his excitement as he discusses Spurs season so far and his (now) favorite manager--Ange Postecoglou.  He was less enthused talking about Yuves Bissouma but reverted back to form when raving about Micky Van da Ven.  Then Rick passes the victory baton to Cal and he ramps up the excitement by reviewing Arsenal's massive win over long time nemesis Manchester City.  How can you be excited over something that was, well . . . less than exciting?  Cal, happily, finds a way by analyzing how Arteta and Arsenal was able to slay the Dragon.Our intrepid podcasters finish up by discussing what to expect from Fulham v Spurs and Arsenal v Chelsea after the interlull.  Thank you for listening!  @ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

Another match week in the Premier League, another PGMOL controversy (#content).  Rick and Cal are here to discuss all the action from Arsenal's two victory week, @Brentford and @Bournemouth, and, of course offer our takes on the Shitshow that happened at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.  The week started with Arsenal's 1-0 victory over a strong Brentford side in West London as a part of the Carabou Cup.  There were a few important aspects of this match that may offer some insight into Arsenal's season that Cal identifies and discusses before moving on to Arsenal's second away clean sheet, the 4-0 destruction of Bournemouth.  While it was a stroll along the beach, which Cal happily relives, there was a concerning aspect to the game that doesn't escape discussion.  Then both Rick and Cal discuss Tottenham's controversial 2-1 win over 9-letter, er . . . 9-man Liverpool.  Rick revels in the quality of play, Tottenham's performance, and the result.  Are we the only podcast to discuss the game at length?  But of course we discuss the shitshow put on by the matchday referees.  Each decision is analyzed, the applicable laws are analyzed . . . hell, even the analysts are analyzed.  So we're covering in from all angles.  But that's not all.  We discuss the PGMOL as an organization and offer some ideas to improve the dreadful refereeing we're used to seeing in the Premier League.Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

Well, that wasn't very satisfying.  Sure, there were some great moments, some not so great moments, and some edge of your seat action, but all in all, a draw, while fair, is a lot like kissing a relative.  Rick and Cal are here to resume their unlove fest as they review the key moments in the latest edition of the North London Derby.  Tune in to hear what each thought of the result, an analysis of the key moments, the turning point, the important factors in the result, what they learned about each team, what to expect from each team for the rest of the season, and so, so much more.  Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

The unknown:  some chase headlong into it, some fear it, some avoid it at all costs, and yet it's exciting for everyone.  And that is what Ange Postecoglou's appointment as manager of Tottenham has done for this edition of the North London Derby.  However, before Rick and Cal get into the preview, they first must discuss Spurs', dare we say, "delayed" victory over Sheffield United.  Next up is a full rundown on Arsenal's glorious return to the Champions League.  You'll get to relive the exciting moments from the game, learn what the lineup meant for the goalkeeping position, and, hear why this result may play a significant role in the upcoming match against Tottenham.  Which leads us into our preview of the North London Derby.  Rick discusses why Tottenham fans are so excited about this iteration of the Derby, how he thinks Postecoglou will approach the game, who to expect to see on the team sheet, and what to expect from the game.  Cal talks about how this match will be different from other games so far this season, how he feels Arteta will approach it, who is going to start, the key matchups, and which single player transforms Arsenal into a different, better team.And then it's prediction time!  Tune in and then drop us a line to give us your predictions! @ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

Rick is back from his luxury vacation to his hometown of London!  Tune in to be regaled with stories of his meeting Richarlison and his visit to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for the match against Manchester United.  You will also hear his take on Spurs' transfer activity and if Tottenham would be better now with or without Harry Kane.  Rick also discusses Spurs thrashing of not Sean Dyche's Burnley and what that means for the season going forward.From an Arsenal perspective, Cal reviews the Gunners' thrilling victory over a club that used to be a bitter rival, play quality football, wear iconic kits, and hire managers that possessed at least some small bit self respect.  From a discussion of Havertz's impact on the team to reliving Jesus' hilariously exquisite finish, I promise this episode is every bit as exciting as Declan Rice's stoppage time winner! (okay, that's maybe a slight exaggeration, but I can't help myself)Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

The Premier League Season is now officially underway!!!  So that means it's time to overanalyze the results!  But first, Cal and Rick have to discuss the latest transfer activity for their respective teams. Up first is Cal to discuss Arsenal's acquisition of Goalkeeper David Raya.  Next, our intrepid podcasters get into the analyzation of Arsenal's 2-1 victory over Nottingham Forest.  There is a lot to unpack here:  the lineup, the formation, and the tactics--and all before even getting into how the game played out.  Never fear though, because that discussion follows.  You'll hear how Arsenal won, the key to the game, and where Arsenal need to improve going forward.At about the 45 minute mark, Rick is up to discuss Harry Kane leaving North London for the greener pastures in Bavaria (at least they were pretty green in the last travel guide I saw).  Was this the right move for Tottenham?  Was it the right move for Harry?  How will it affect Spurs season?  You'll get to hear all that and more!  But they don't stop there.  They analyze Tottenham's 2-2 draw at Brentford including the new formation, tactics, and player debuts.  There is a discussion of what to expect going forward from them team and why it might be better.Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

A new season is right around the corner so Cal and Rick are back and in midseason podcasting form!  This episode is the Tottenham Season Preview.  Rick discusses Tottenham's preseason friendlies and discusses how different the team looks from the last few years.  What can Spurs fans expect from each position this season?  Who starts?  Who rotates in?  And will Harry Kane line up for Tottenham or Bayern in the first match this season?  All this is discussed is the positional review so you know what to expect on Sunday at Brentford.   But that's just the start!Cal and Rick look at the impact Ange Postecoglou will have on Tottenham's season, the most important stretch of fixtures, the single biggest factor that will contribute to Tottenham having a good season or a bad season.  Then it's prediction time!Will Spurs add another player? What are the negative and positive surprises to look out for?  There is a bold for Tottenham's season, we discuss what the season looks like if everything goes right and everything goes wrong, and Rick predicts what actually will happen.The last segment of the podcast is Rick's predictions for the Premier League as a whole and you won't want to miss his bold prediction for this season--or his second bold prediction!  That's right, you get a two for one on this episode!  You'll also hear his prediction for Top 7 and sides that will be relegated this year.Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

A new season is right around the corner so Cal and Rick are back and in midseason podcasting form!  This episode is the Arsenal Season Preview.  Cal discusses Arsenal's preseason friendlies and identifies trends, some good, some not so good, to be on the look out for as the season commences.  What can Arsenal fans expect from each position this season?  Who starts?  Who rotates in?  And who is going to play multiple positions?  All this is discussed is the positional review so you know what to expect once Nottingham Forest rolls into the Emirates.  But that's just the start!Cal and Rick look at the impact of Champions League football on Arsenal's season, the most important stretch of fixtures, the single biggest factor that will contribute to Arsenal have a good season or a bad season.  Then it's prediction time!Will Arsenal add another player? What are the negative and positive surprises to look out for?  There is a bold for Arsenal's season, we discuss what the season looks like if everything goes right and everything goes wrong, and Cal predicts what actually will happen.The last segment of the podcast is Cal's predictions for the Premier League as a whole and you won't want to miss his bold prediction for this season--or his second bold prediction!  That's right, you get a two for one on this episode!  You'll also hear his prediction for Top 7 and sides that will be relegated this year.Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

What did Bill Murray say about the impending apocalypse, "Human sacrifice, cats and dogs living together . . . mass hysteria!"  Well, that's how Arsenal and Tottenham fans feel about this transfer window.  It's only three weeks old and Arsenal have deals agreed with three new players and Tottenham two.  For fanbases that are used to the deadline day trolley dash, this is absolutely mental.  And, speaking of mental, Cal and Rick are here to give their take on each transfer, the window in general, and the winds of change that are blowing through each club.  They discuss:Kia Havertz to ArsenalGuglielmo Vicario to TottenhamDeclan Rice to ArsenalJames Madison to TottenhamJurrien Timber to ArsenalAll this and much more!  Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

Now that the football season is finally over, we can talk about what's really important--Transfers!  Yes, the silly season is underway and Rick and Cal are here to discuss it.  They open the podcast talking about the three most important needs for Tottenham (a difficult choice for Rick) and for Arsenal.  Outgoings are next up on the agenda, so we look at the players on each team that have the highest possibility of leaving, who to, and for how much.  Then the fun really begins as they discuss the rumored acquisition targets and how much each team will have to spend to sign them.  The podcast ends with a brief look at next year's fixture list.  Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

The Premier League season has come to an end so now it's time to look back and analyze it from both a Tottenham and Arsenal Perspective.  Rick and Cal discuss the:BadGoodHow each team performed vs expectationsThe best gamesControversial momentsRate the manager (in Spurs case, the managers)Name the most improved playersName the Player of the YearThen it's accountability time!  We go back and review our preseason predictions for Arsenal, Tottenham, and the Premier League to see how accurate we were and weren't.  It was only our BOLD Prediction for the Premier League Season that kept us out of the relegation zone.  Give a listen and have a laugh at our expense.  We do!  Thank you for listening!During the podcast we mention that our Transfer Window Preview will be recorded next week, but due to some scheduling conflicts you can expect it out the week of June 20th.  @ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

Fire up the grill, break out the shades, and where is that shirt with the flowers all over it?  Yes, summer, and the end of the Premier League season, is almost here, and not a moment too soon for Tottenham and Arsenal fans.  But hey, Rick and Cal put away the suntan lotion long enough to discuss Tottenham's loss to Brentford and Arsenal's loss to Nottingham Forest.  So fill up your glass with ice, pour a cool, refreshing beverage, and listen to Rick discuss the good of Tottenham and the bad of Tottenham.  Refill your glass and come back to hear Cal talk about Kentucky Bourbon Tours, Jim Gaffigan tickets, and what Arteta was thinking when he put Thomas Partey at right back against Forest.  Our fan duo then rant about Man City before previewing the last week of fixtures in the 2022-2023 season.  Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

Tottenham spent most of the season in the Top Four and Arsenal spent most of the season on top of the Table.  The results this weekend put those aspirations, at best, on life support, and at worst, buried alongside good intentions and childish dreams.  Rick and Cal, reluctantly, discuss the post mortem of the Tottenham v Villa match and the Arsenal v Brighton game.  They then conduct a brief autopsy for each team.  You'd have thought they would have worn black suits and arrived in a hearse.  However, even if the dreams are buried, the season is not over wo they preview the upcoming fixtures for each team.  All this for the price of 0 dollars, pounds, or Duche marks.  Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

Charles was coronated King, Arsenal were coronated as vengeful victors, and Tottenham were crowned champions of the Rick Nelson Derby.  A busy week in London--and in Wisconsin, so we had to delay our podcast until Wednesday.  In this delayed episode we do not discuss Charles, but discuss Spurs 1-0 win over Crystal Palace, Harry Kane's exploits, and Ryan Mason as current, and potentially,  future Head Coach of Tottenham.  It wasn't cold in Newcastle, and it was definitely hot on the pitch, but Arsenal were cool as they served up their dish of revenge.  Cal revels in Arteta's gameplan, Odegaard's Captain's performance, Jesus' toughness, Xhaka's athleticism (okay, maybe not, but certainly his hustle), and Jorginho's control of the match.  He is significantly less enthused about the officiating in particular and English football in general.   We wrap up the podcast with previews of the upcoming weekend fixtures.  Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

Hope is what binds us together as football fans, it's what binds us to our favorite teams, and it's what we cling to when our favorite team get crushed by 138 charge Man City or are down 3-0 to a rampant Liverpool team at Anfield.  Both those things happened this week our intrepid podcasters are here to discuss it.  But this was a two game week so there is more.  Rick relives Tottenham's 2-2 draw with Man United and Cal laughs at whoever was wearing Chelsea's uniforms and rants at their "fans."  Oh, and he also discusses Arsenal's 3-1 victory, and then laughs at them some more.  The only way it could be funnier is if John Terry were their manager.  Rick previews Tottenham's upcoming London Derby with Crystal Palace and Cal hopes that Arsenal show up on Tyneside looking for the three points they needed last year like Bryan Mills looking for his daughter.Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

The question is:  could John Cleese play for the Tottenham team that showed up to St James' Park on Sunday.  Granted, he's pretty old now, but his funny walk would have fit right in.  Rick is so mad he'd like to slap Eric Dier with a fish!  However, all he can do is laugh--and we do quite a lot of it in this episode.  Arsenal, on the other hand, started out quite sketchy (too much?).  Cal discusses how the Gunners are Holding on to their 5 point lead at the top of table, what went wrong against Southhampton, and what went right in the last 10 minutes.  Daniel Levy's statement, the Ryan Mason era, and the upcoming fixture against Manchester United is analyzed.  The podcast ends with a preview of the biggest match of this Premier League season:  Arsenal against Manchester City, Arteta against Guardiola, and human against cyborg.  Defending and progressing the ball have been a challenge for Arsenal lately and Cal creates 4 different lineups combinations and formations that can be used to improve in these aspects.  Listen and let us know what lineup and formation you would like to see the Gunners use to win the most important game this season.  Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

Not a lot to be happy about on the Arsenal Tottenham Fan Podcast.  Rick talks about Tottenham throwing away a game to Bournemouth then tries to talk himself into Spurs finishing Fourth.  Cal ain't havin' it.  That's followed by Cal discussing Arsenal coughing up another two goal lead--this time at the London Stadium to West Ham.  Yes, the object in the rear view mirror is larger than it seems.  And to Cal it seems pretty damn large!  We end the podcast by previewing Southhampton's visit to The Emirates and Tottenham's lovely excursion up to Tyneside (don't forget to pack a lunch now boys!).  Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

How did Tottenham win a must win game over Brighton while Arsenal earned, or escaped with (depending on your perspective), a point at Anfield? Rick describes Tottenham's "scintillating" performance and Cal talk about the good (first half), the bad (second half), and the ugly (Paul Tierney) during Arsenal's visit to Liverpool.  There was a lot to unpack in both games and you'll enjoy listening to our two favorite football fans open the trunks and lay all aspects bare.  Thank you for listening!      @ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

Arsenal demonstrate their efficiency by thrashing Leeds 4-1.  Cal happily discusses this result while Rick is less than happy with his Spurs side.  They give up another goal at the end of the game to lose points to another relegation threatened side.  This time at Goodison Park.  Yikes!  Even though Conte left, does this mean he was right?  Listen in to hear the answer to this question and more . . . like what do Arsenal have to do to stay ahead of the Giant looming over them up north?  We also preview Brighton's visit to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and Arsenal's massive trip up to Liverpool.  All this for free!  It's a great world we live in!Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

Life, Death, Taxes, and Daniel Levy getting crossways with his manager:  the inevitability looms over us to the point that we accept them as a right of passage, something that binds us together as human, and, for Arsenal fans, well worth suffering through the first three for the fourth.  Rick and Cal discuss Conte's reign at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, what it means for the run-in, and what is Spurs best long term path forward.  But that's not all, we discuss the run-in for each team, look at the key matches each has to play, and make our predictions for how both Arsenal and Tottenham will finish the season.  We break down what each team needs to do to achieve their goals for the season and what you can look for to indicate if they are on their way to glory or crashing and burning.  Just listen, and you can watch the rest of the matches anxiety free because you'll already know the outcome.  That's right impress your friends and demoralize your bookies!  International games are over until summer (thankfully) so we also highlight the outstanding performances from Arsenal and Tottenham players.  All this for the low, low price of 0 dollars, marks, and rupies!Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

It was a redemptive double feature for Arsenal this week.  First they crashed out of the Europa League in an exciting match against the team formally known as Sporting Lisbon to a wonder goal from half field, on penalties, and in a match where Gabriel Jesus made his initial start on his comeback from a severe knee injury.  Then they demolished former bogey team Crystal Palace after Chairman Steve Parish fired manager Patrick Viera before the match (psssst Steve, Patrick Viera is a former Arsenal legend and if he has done one thing in his managerial career, it's get his teams fired up to play Arsenal) to go 8 points ahead of City at he top of the table.  However, they were still not the biggest show in North London.No, that would the epic blockbuster hit still running strong in it's second season at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium: "The Full Conte."  It opens with Tottenham's 3-1 lead over bottom dwellers Southhampton melting away like the Wicked Witch of the West and concludes with Antonio Conte melting down like Howard Beale (sorry, you'll just have to Google). If only the Premier League would give Rick and Cal something to discuss on their podcasts.  Oh well, they try to make do this week.  Cal discusses the two Arsenal matches, what they mean for the season, and provides some interesting stats that put into perspective just how dominate the Gunners have been this season.  Rick discusses Tottenham's draw with Southhampton then Cal plays clips of Antonio Conte's press conference to see if Rick melts down while discussing them.  Wow!  Another action packed episode!Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

You've got to let me know!  And we do.  The pod opens with Rick and Cal discussing Tottenham's drab draw to AC Milan that saw them out of the Champions League but quickly morphs into a discussion of the issues at Tottenham, and there are many, not the least of which is what happens with Antonio Conte.  Will he stay or will he go? Cal talks about the makeshift lineup Arsenal used in Lisbon against the team now not known as Sporting Lisbon and the end to end 2-2 draw, the goals, and the impact the result will have on Arsenal's season.  Rick happily discusses Tottenham's victory over Nottingham Forrest and the special performances from Robin Hood, er Harry Kane and Richarlison.  It looks like the business end of the season is here for Spurs and Rick wonders if this is when we'll see Conte at his best again.  The last match of the week was Arsenal's dismantling of Fulham and Cal happily discusses some of the principals of play Arteta is using to help Arsenal play the best football in the league and he recounts some impressive accomplishments for this game and this season for the Gunners.  All this without one lame joke about the return of Jesus around Easter (though there are plenty of others).The podcast ends with Rick and Cal previewing this week's matches for each side.  Please rate and review us on your favorite podcast app.  Thank you for subscribing and listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

We've discovered some technical difficulties that occur during the final third of the podcast. Please accept our apologies and rest assured that they will be fixed for next week's episode. It was the best of times (for Cal and all Arsenal fans).  It was the worst of times (for Rick and all Tottenham fans).  Arsenal smashed Everton and came from two goals down to win against Bournemouth to end and almost perfect week.  You can hear the excitement in Cal's voice as he discusses those results!  As for Tottenham, well, yeeesh, that was a baaaad week.  For their team as they lost two 0-1 matches to Sheffield United and Wolves, crashed out of the FA Cup, and saw Liverpool race to win in 3 points of 4th place.  Rick is not happy.  And you can hear the disappointment in his voice.  Listen and you will get more thought:  the how behind the results, the why behind the emotion, and the what behind the importance of the upcoming week for both teams.  All this for 0 dollars, pounds, euros, or whatever currency you call your own!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

After what seemed like an eternity, as least in terms of this Premier League season, Rick and Cal are back!  They've been on assignment for the past couple of weeks, but they haven't missed any of the action.  Back in the studio this week, they're chomping at the bit to discuss Arsenal's victory over Leicester City and Tottenham's win over a bunch of guys wearing Chelsea uniforms.  Hear them talk about the goals, the "effort" of their opponents, and what the wins mean for each team.  Rick gives his insight on the takeover bid at Tottenham and Cal details the importance of Arsenal's January acquisitions.  The podcast ends with a preview of the busy upcoming week for each team.  All this for the price of 0 dollars, pounds, and Euros! @ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

That's right.  You Kane stop this:  Arsenal keep on keeping on by reliving their glory years by beating the old enemy--Manchester United to achieve 50 points after 19 games and Kane can't be stopped either--as he ties the all time Tottenham's all time scoring  record to lead Spurs to a much needed victory over Fulham.  You also can't stop Cal from talking (or was it gushing) about his beloved Gunners and their impressive "come from behind domination of Manchester United."  Nor can you stop Rick from wondering what's going on inside Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, how they are still in good position for a top four place, and if Harry Kane is the greatest Premier League player of all time.Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

Was that what you expected?  It was an exciting game, played in both ends but from the first kickoff it seemed like there was only one team that would win.  Listen to Cal barely contain his excitement over the result, the team, and, especially, the way this young Arsenal team won.  Listen to Rick lament the chances Tottenham didn't take, the mistakes they made, and especially, question the direction and style Conte has this veteran Spurs team playing.  We discuss the important moments from the North London Derby, what the result means, and we take a look at two important fixtures each team is playing next.  Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

Cal knows Arsenal.  Rick knows Tottenham.  You know the North London Derby is the most intense rivalry in football and the two most important matches of the year.  What better way for you to get ready for this match than listening to two experts on each team that are fans, just like you, battle it out just like the teams will on Sunday?  On this edition they:-Discuss how Tottenham's result at Crystal Palace could affect the match.-Analyze each position group to determine how they will influence the match.-Anticipate the tactical battle from the perspective of the manage of their team.-Assess the weakness of their opponents their teams can exploit.-Discuss what the game means for each team.-Predict the final result.After listening to this preview you will know what to look for on the pitch to get an indication of who is holding the upper hand and what the other team needs to do to get it back.  Don't forget to subscribe and rate us on your favorite podcast app.Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

The festive period of fixtures come to an end, and not too soon for Tottenham fans.  On the other hand, Arsenal fans were giddy over the result at Brighton, but brought back down to earth by Burnley, uh Stoke, no . . . wait, ah Newcastle.  Listen to Cal discuss the Brighton victory like he still thinks it's Christmas Day.  Listen to Rick keep a brave face, keep the faith, and keep supporting Tottenham when everyone else is climbing over themselves to jump off the bandwagon.  And, finally, listen to Cal discuss last night's scoreless draw.  All this for the price of 0 dollars, pounds, or gold bars.Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

And so is the Premier League!  Listen to Rick and Cal discuss the key moments from Tottenham's draw with Brentford and Arsenal's victory over West Ham, their perspectives on what the result means for each team, and a look at upcoming fixtures during the festive period.  You are sure to enjoy their witty banter and insightful analysis.  Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

For the time being the Arsenal Tottenham Fan Podcast has become the US England Fan Podcast!  Cal, born (and raised) in the USA and Rick, born in South London and now residing in the USofA, assume their usual adversarial roles to discuss the World Cup's Group B results along with analysis of the US and England's teams.  They follow up that discussion with a review of how the players for both Arsenal and Tottenham are performing for their respective countries (hey, club football is never too far from our minds!).  We wrap up the podcast with a preview of the England v Senegal match and the US v Netherlands match in the round of 16.  Thank you for listening! @ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

It was the final week of the first part of the Premier League season and Arsenal had the shits while Tottenham's comeback victory over Leeds gave them the giggles.  Listen to Cal who, in his own words, is "happier than a butcher's dog" recount Arsenal's win over the stomach bug and Wolves, and Rick, who, in his own words, thinks "there's no where to go but up" for Tottenham after their thrilling victory over Leeds.  Our fearless podcasters discuss all aspects of those matches and then take a wholistic look at the first part of the Premier League season from their unique perspectives.  With the World Cup on the horizon Rick previews the England team and Cal gives his views on the US squad.  They take a look at the England vs US game set for the day after Thanksgiving and make their predictions for how far each team advances and which country will hoist the trophy at the end of the tournament. @ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

Listen to Rick and Cal revel over both Tottenham and Arsenal topping their European Groups!  But the excitement doesn't end there as the weekend results seem to define each team's season:  Tottenham sleep through the first half before putting the match against Bournemouth to bed in the second and Arsenal show that they are legitimate Premier League Championship contenders by winning at the Emirates West against Chelsea.  In the "What the Hell is Going on Out Here Segment" our fearless duo discuss a match in the Argentinian League that saw the referee hand out an astonishing 11 red cards.  Previews of next week's Premier League action close out the podcast.  All of this for the low, low price of no money.@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

A week of European Halloween horror for both Arsenal and Tottenham was followed by a weekend of Premier League joy for both clubs.  Tune in to hear Cal and Rick discuss the key moments, tactics, and ramifications of the week that was.  They also get a bit heavy and reflective by discussing Pablo Mari's stabbing in the "What the Hell is Going on Out Here" segment and kick around sexual abuse allegations in the WSL during the Rick's Kicks segment.  The upcoming week is huge for Tottenham as they seek to make the knock out round of the Champions League then host Liverpool in a battle of top four hopefuls.  Arsenal's week is no less important as they face FC Zurich in a match where a win guarantees group winner status in the Europa League then travel to Stamford Bridge for a London Derby with Chelsea.   Join Rick and Cal as they preview all those important fixtures.  Here are your segment marks:Tottenham v Sporting Lisbon  0:02:00Arsenal v PSV:  0:18:15What the Hell is Going on Out Here:  0:33:36Tottenham v Bournemouth  0:35:45Arsenal v Nottingham Forest  0:57:28Rick's Kicks  1:17:17Previews  1:28:23@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

The week from Hell!!!  Was it because Arsenal only won one game?  Has Cal, as an Arsenal fan, become so entitled that a draw, rather than a win, means he had a week from Hell?  Oh no, at least not yet.  It is Rick, who was forced to watch his beloved Spurs lose at Old Trafford and back that up by losing again, this time to new top four entrant, Newcastle.  Oh, the humanity!!!!  Cal tries to explain Arsenal's drop in form, and points, as he discusses the win over PSV and the draw at Southampton.  You might think Tottenham's two losses would make Rick skip the Podcast, or at least be at a loss for words.  If so, you'd be wrong because he analyzes both games and identifies what need to change for Tottenham to bounce back next week.  In the "What the Hell is going on out here?" segment they discuss the calls for Iran to be replaced at the World Cup and the upcoming sale of Maradona's "hand of god" jersey.  Previews of the upcoming week of fixtures round out the podcast.  Here are your topic marks:Tottenham v Manchester United Review:  0:02:23Arsenal v PSV Review:  0:14:37Arsenal v Southampton Review:  0:22:00Tottenham v Newcastle Review:  0:43:20What the Hell is Going On Out Here?  01:15:28Previewing the upcoming week:  1:27:45Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

That's right, both Arsenal and Tottenham have more points than they have ever accumulated after the first 10 matches in the Premier League era.  Listen to Cal and Rick analyze Arsenal's 1-0 win over Leeds and Tottenham's 2-0 victory over Everton.  Both teams won in midweek European competition and we are all too happy (some might say giddy) to discuss those matches as well.  Yes, all is good in North London and we close the podcast by previewing our upcoming matches to see if our winning ways will continue.  Content Markers:Arsenal v Leeds Review:  0:03:14Tottenham v Everton Review: 0:41:00Tottenham v Frankfurt Review:  1:00:03Arsenal v Bodo/Glimt Review:  1:06:07Previews:  1:09:23Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

What a week for both Arsenal and Tottenham!  Arsenal soars to the top of the table in their Europa Group by dispatching Bodo-Glimt and again ascends to the top of the Premier League table by defeating Liverpool.  As for Tottenham, they gain as share of first place in their Champions League Group and hold on to their place in the Premier League top 3 by beating a game and very good Brighton squad.  Rick (ATFPodcast1 on Twitter) and Cal (ATFPodcast2) discuss all the key plays, tactical decisions, and ramifications of all four matches.  They have two "What the hell is going on out here" segments for you and then kick around the players and each club has on loan to check their progress.  You can also hear previews for this week's upcoming European and Premier League matches for each team.  All this for the low, low price of 0 pounds, dollars, Euros or insert your favorite currency.  Here are your segment marks:Tottenham v Frankfurt review:  0:01:40Arsenal v Bodo/Glimt review:  0:05:55Tottenham v Brighton review:  0:14:00Arsenal v Liverpool review:  0:32:50What the hell is going on out here?:  1:10:20Ricks Kicks-Loanee Updates:  1:16:46Tottenham Previews:  1:28:17Arsenal Previews:  1:31:25Please review and rate us and feel free to reach out to us at podcaster1223@gmail.com.  Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

A glorious day for Arsenal fans is a not so great day for Tottenham fans and that's what we had on Saturday.  Join Cal and Rick as they discuss the great goals, the controversial refereeing decisions, the managers' tactics, and all the action from another North London Derby.  They also preview upcoming European fixtures for each team and discuss team news for the week.  In a new segment called "What the hell is going on out here?" Cal laughs at some of the away team kits he's seen in the Premier League this season and then Rick kicks around the sports washing surrounding the impending World Cup.  They close the podcast with a look to next weekend as Tottenham visit fourth placed Brighton and Arsenal host a Liverpool team that has run roughshod over them in their last several visits to the Emirates.  Please follow us on the Twitter Machine at:Rick  ATFPodcast1Cal  ATFPodcast 2or reach out to us via email at:  podcaster1223@gmail.comAlso, please review us and rate us on your favorite podcast app.Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com

How important is a North London Derby for First Place in the Premier League?  So monumental it calls for special "After Hours" podcast.  Yes, Cal and Rick are Podding After Dark!  They kick off the Show with a review of this past weekend's North London Derby, a 4-0 win for the Arsenal Ladies.  Listen in to find out why this game was significant far beyond the lopsided result.  Following that discussion is a full on preview of this Saturday's North London Derby.  Hear the boys detail: *what this game means*anticipated formations and lineups,*weaknesses of each team and how they can be exploited*key players and matchups*a statistical analysis of each team and why analytics say both are near equals and legitimate contenders for the title*why the on pitch chess match is just as interesting as the ramifications of the result*how we see the match playing out and our predictionsIn Rick's Kicks, we kick around the interlull with a look at the kicking both England and the US National Teams received over the weekend and discuss Gareth Southgate's place in the pantheon of English National Team managers.  All for the low, low price of 0 pounds, dollars, euros, etc . . . Please rate and review us on your favorite podcast app and follow us on the Twitter Machine atRick  ATFPodcast1Cal   ATFPodcast2   Thank you for listening!@ATFPodcast1@ATFPodcast2https://www.arsenaltottenhamfanpodcast.com