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It's time for The Truth!With Mikel Arteta starting to get some real heat on social media for Arsenal's recent performances and their lack of goal threat, Sam Tighe and Dougie Critchley take a deep dive into what's making Gunners fans so upset about the way that their team have played recently under their former player. The biggest question that's being asked is whether Arteta is being too defensive in the absence of Martin Ødegaard, and whether that has cost his team from creating chances to score - even given the fact that the club captain and chief creator is not on the pitch at the moment. This was meant to be a season of further growth for Arsenal, but given that City do not look as strong as last season in the absence of Rodri and De Bruyne in particular, it has been Liverpool instead who have seized the initiative to take an early lead at the top of the Premier League table. So, are Arteta's tactical choices holding Arsenal back? Are they suffering from an over-reliance on adding defensive solidity in the transfer market? Is he being too cautious with the youngsters such as Ethan Nwaneri? Or are Arsenal just currently underperforming across the board - held back by their numerous absentees?The Truth is somewhere in the middle...  And remember, if you'd like more from the Rank Squad, including extra podcasts every Monday and Friday (including our weekly Postbox taking a look at the whole weekend of football) and access to our brilliant Discord community, then why not join us here on Patreon?

Join Holly, Stef and Chris for our trip down memory lane. Although we look a little further back to our pre-Emirates days where David Hillier cites his favourite all time goal, Rocky's 'masterclass' at Old Trafford, we focus more on the Emirates era. Adrian Clarke, Gunnerblog, Ian Allinson (legend), Andrew Allen among others share their favourite Arsenal goal in our new home. There's not one, but two quizzes to keep you guessing throughout, and some nostalgic commentary of one of the best goals of all - you'll have to listen to find out which one. You can also join the conversation on our socials:Twitter @northbankpodTikTok @northbankpodInstagram @northbankpod and discover loads more on our website, thenorthbankfc.com The North Bank. An Arsenal Podcast. Produced by The Podcast Company. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rob Gilbert and Willem van Denderen are joined by Network 10's Teo Pellizzeri as the ructions continue following Spanish FA president Luis Rubiales' conduct at the Women's World Cup final, while domestically, the Australia Cup's pointy end is starting to take shape.Last season delivered so much for Arsenal, but on the promise of going one better - Derek Dyson and Michael Edgley are joined by Gunnerblog's James McNicholas following their 2-2 draw with Fulham that has seen them already in arrears of Manchester City.Perth Glory's ownership and Hindmarsh Stadium's bizarre attempted ban on Melbourne Victory fans come under the microscope, as do the major tournaments you need to know about over the next twelve months...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today's episode of Inside Arsenal I'm joined by James McNicolas (Gunnerblog) to discuss all the latest Arsenal news. We look at what Mikel Arteta has had to say in his press conference and discuss the futures of the likes of Gabriel, Kieran Tierney and Folarin Balogun. We also debate whether Arsenal should replace Jurrien Timber following confirmation his season is probably over. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rob Gilbert and Michael Edgley are joined by The ABC's Tracey Holmes to forecast what the Women's World Cup will meant to Australia - given the crash of the national men's league, how dependent is the Australian game on Matildas, and tournament success?Arsenal's Premier League challenge is showing no signs of slowing; now post-Christmas, Gunnerblog's James McNicholas returns to discuss whether Mikel Arteta's men can go all the way.Derek Dyson reflects on the sad, untimely passing of Italian Icon Gianluca Vialli, while FA Cup shocks and the continued demise of Melbourne Victory are on the agenda.Look out for Stoppage Time later in the week!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's a massive panel for a massive event - the official beginning of the Arsenal summer US tour! We've assembled a fantastic panel of Arsenal journalists, podcasters, and club representatives including James “Gunnerblog” McNicholas, Stuart Macfarlane, Mark Brindle, and Mike Kavanagh from our hosts, the Charm City Gooners Supporters Group! What better way to kick off the tour!

A defeat at Crystal Palace on Monday night means the top-four picture for Arsenal looks slightly less clear than it did going into the weekend. With Kieran Tierney and Thomas Partey injured, it has been a few days to forget for Mikel Arteta as the challenge of getting Arsenal back into the Champions League takes another turn. Sam is in charge today and is joined by the Athletic's James McNicholas - aka Gunnerblog - and James Olley, senior football writer at ESPN, to dissect where things went wrong at Selhurst Park, discuss Arteta's options at left-back following a poor night for Nuno Tavares and look ahead to the weekend visit of Brighton. Please remember to rate and review the Arsenal Beat and subscribe to the show wherever you listen to your podcasts.

Hour 16 and still going strong, bouyed by the company of the Podfather Andrew Mangan aka Arseblog, and James McNicholas of the Athletic who has recently released "The Champ and the Chump" as a followup to his great pre-COVID stage show. 

Rob Gilbert and Michael Edgley are joined by Tokyo-based Japanese football journalist Sean Carroll to revel in the flying start Kevin Muscat has made as manager of Yokohama F. Marinos, with the side just a point off top spot after six consecutive wins to start his reign. Turning to Europe, Philipe Auclair reflects on last weekend's ugly scenes between Marseille and Nice, and Gunnerblog's James McNicholas analyses the continued malaise at Arsenal, with Mikel Arteta in strife early in the season. Finally, Socceroo Craig Goodwin discusses his decision to return home from Saudi Arabia to Adelaide United. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Arsenal defy the odds and the stats to beat Klopp and co at the Emirates. They may be champions but are this Liverpool side damaging their legacy? From an Arsenal perspective, can they replicate this performance against Manchester City in the FA Cup semi-finals? The Athletic's James McNicholas tells us how vital European qualification is for the Gunners. We check in at Wigan who are making a mockery of their impending 12 point deduction after an 8-0 win over Hull. They look like they’ll be playing Wycombe in the Championship next season. Elsewhere, Wolves let everybody down and Bournemouth performed admirably. Are we in for a fantastic final day? Plus we talk Turkey and Tyldesley. RUNNING ORDER • PART 1a: Arsenal 2-1 Liverpool (04m 00s) • PART 1b: FA Cup semi-final preview with Gunnerblog (11m 30s)  • PART 1c: Newcastle 1-3 Tottenham (18m 00s) • PART 2: Burnley 1-1 Wolves & Chelsea v Man Utd preview (21m 00s) • PART 3a: Man City 2-1 Bournemouth and the battle at the bottom (28m 00s) • PART 4a: Wigan 8-0 Hull with Paul Kendrick from the Wigan Observer (32m 30s) • PART 4b: Wycombe promoted to the Championship (41m 00s) • PART 5: The odds with Lee Price from Paddy Power (45m 30s) • PART 6: Turkey and Tyldesley (48m 00s) GET IN TOUCH: • follow us on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/totallyfootballshow/) • find us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/thetotallyfootballshow/) • send us a tweet: @TheTotallyShow (http://www.twitter.com/thetotallyshow)   PARISH NOTICES: • we’re sponsored by Paddy Power - home of the Money Back Special (http://www.paddypower.com/)   READ STUFF ON OUR WEBSITE: • check out thetotallyfootballshow.com (http://thetotallyfootballshow.com/) .  

Right now we're offering listeners a chance to try out The Athletic for free. Enjoy all of Amy, James and David Ornstein's agenda-setting articles on Arsenal between now and the end of the season. Go to www.theathletic.com/arsenalpod to sign up for a 30-Day Free Trial

Right now we're offering listeners a 30-Day Free Trial with The Athletic. Enjoy all our great Arsenal writing from James McNicholas, Amy Lawrence and David Ornstein as the season draws to a close. Go to www.theathletic.com/arsenalpod to sign up until the end of the season.

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I have spoken before about the creation of Arseblog, and a lot of stuff that has happened with the site down the years, but always on other platforms. We had some frequent requests to do something on Arseblog itself, and when it was suggested that James interview me, that sounded like a good way to do it.In this podcast, we trace the origins of arseblog.com, its very niche predecessor, the growth and expansion of the site, the creation of the podcast, the OleOle years, the post OleOle chasm and decision to build something bigger, Arseblog News, the addition of columnists like Tim Stillman, the birth of the Arsecast Extra and LOADS more.It's not quite Frost Nixon, but hopefully you'll enjoy it all the same. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sign up to The Athletic to enjoy more of Amy and James' great Arsenal content. Take advantage of our 90 Day Free Trial by going to www.theathletic.com/arsenalpod

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You can access all of Amy Lawrence and James McNicholas' fantastic Arsenal content on The Athletic for FREE for 90 days. Go to theathletic.com/arsenalpod to see for yourself.

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Ian Stone is joined by The Athletic's Amy Lawrence, James Mcnicholas and former Arsenal striker Kevin Campbell to discuss the issues facing Arteta up front. There is also talk of superstitions, and Kevin Campbell remembers George Graham's magic hat, his part in the '89 celebrations, and the wonder of Rocky Rocastle.

Arsenal legend Lee Dixon joins The Athletic's Amy Lawrence, James McNicholas and comedian Ian Stone on the 32nd anniversary of his move to the club. He tells us the story of his move to Arsenal, and how he nearly blew it in the back of George Graham's Daimler Sovereign. They also discuss Arsenal's youth policy and the academy at Hale End.

Arsenal legend Lee Dixon joins comedian Ian Stone and The Athletic's Amy Lawrence and James McNicholas to discuss Granit Xhaka's road to redemption. The panel look back on the dramatic draw at Stamford Bridge and ask whether we've got our Arsenal back

Club legend Lee Dixon joins The Athletic's Arsenal writers Amy Lawrence, James McNicholas and comedian Ian Stone to discuss the importance of the current full-backs at The Emirates. They also discuss the wonderfully one-footed Nigel Winterburn, the joy of Martinelli and Lee reveals his violent streak as a player.

Club legend Lee Dixon joins The Athletic's Amy Lawrence, James McNicholas and comedian Ian Stone to ask if Arsenal really could be dragged into a relegation battle. They pick apart the painful defeat to Chelsea and look back at the weirdest Arsenal moments of the past decade.

Arsenal legend Lee Dixon joins the Athletic's Arsenal writers Amy Lawrence, James McNicholas and comedian Ian Stone for a festive edition of Handbrake Off

David Ornstein joins The Athletic's Arsenal correspondent James McNicholas and host Ian Stone to bring you the very latest on Arsenal's hunt for a new boss. How close is Arteta to getting the job? And club legend Lee Dixon has his say on Mesut Ozil and the state of the Arsenal dressing room

Arsenal legend Lee Dixon joins the Athletic's Amy Lawrence, James McNicholas and host Ian Stone to look back on Freddie Ljungberg's first victory as Arsenal caretaker boss. But is it a false dawn? Lee Dixon certainly brings our team of Arsenal fans back down to earth with a bang

The Athletic's Amy Lawrence and James McNicholas join host Ian Stone to discuss Freddie Ljungberg's first week in caretaker charge of Arsenal. Plus, Arsenal's original Super Swede Anders Limpar joins them with the inside track on the new boss.Subscribe to The Athletic using the special promo code UKPOD and receive 40% off! Also, subscribers will have access to exclusive episodes.SIGN UP NOW: http://theathletic.com/ukpod

https://www.theathletic.co.uk/tifo for a 30-day free trial, and 50% off an annual subscription.James McNicholas - A.K.A Gunnerblog - joins Tifo to discuss all things Arsenal Football Club, including: the Xhaka situation, Aubameyang as captain, the future of Unai Emery, a breakdown of the club's ownership, and a clarification on the roles of backroom staff. https://www.footballindex.co.uk/ or download the app. Use the code TIFO on sign up to get the £500 money back guarantee. https://www.expressvpn.com/tifo - get an extra 3-months free with a 12-month package. Use the internet safely and privately. 

Andrew Slaven, JJ Bull and Kieran Canning preview a big weekend in Scotland, on and off the pitch. James McNicholas aka Gunnerblog joins us to discuss Kieran Tierney becoming the most expensive Scottish player ever. Aberdeen’s Scott McKenna has itchy feet as well as he hands in a transfer request at Pittodrie. Former Don Greg Tansey left St Mirren this week and he’s on the podcast to lift the lid on his injury nightmare. Cove Rangers enjoyed their start to life in the SPFL – 49-goal striker Mitch Megginson discusses their 5-0 victory on opening day. It’s all kicking off at Partick Thistle – we hear from Jags fans in Scotland…and Iceland. Plus there’s incompetent kick-offs and why Ronaldinho might be the answer to St Mirren’s problems. • PART 1: The state of Scottish cricket (01m 30s) • PART 2a: Kieran Tierney leaves Celtic, with Gunnerblog (03m 00s) • PART 2b: Motherwell v Celtic & Rangers v Hibs previews (06m 30s) • PART 3a: Greg Tansey interview (18m 00s) • PART 3b: St Mirren v Aberdeen preview (25m 10s) • PART 4: Lee Price from Paddy Power gives us the odds – Brechin & Saints set to struggle? (32m 50s) • PART 5: Cove striker Mitch Megginson joins us (35m 00s) • PART 6: Hearts v Ross County previews (38m 45s) • PART 7: Panic at Partick Thistle with Matt Greer (44m 20s) • PART 8: Hamilton v Kilmarnock & St Johnstone v Livingston previews (51m 55s)

Please note: This podcast was first published for our Patreon members. It’s a taste of what you can get as an Arseblog Member on Patreon, so if you like what you hear and you’d like access to all the extra content, ad-free Arsecasts, articles, live streams and lots more, sign up for just €5 per month at patreon.com/arseblogIn 2003-04, Arsenal went through the entire league season without a losing a game. It’s a unique achievement and one that remains unequaled to this day. The Gunners went into that campaign having fallen short of a double the season before, and with minimal summer spending. The squad was small but with players like Patrick Vieira, Robert Pires, Dennis Bergkamp and, of course, Thierry Henry at the peak of their powers, and with a strong supporting cast, Arsenal did something unbelievable.It was a season with ups and downs, highs and lows, but it’s one that still remains fresh in the memory. Join me, Andrew Allen and James from Gunnerblog as we revisit the 2003-04 season as Arsenal became Invincible. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode was recorded as the busy business of transfer deadline day was going on and ... well ... in truth it wasn't busy from an Arsenal point of view. Denis Suarez arrived, Emile Smith Rowe went out on loan, and that was basically it. I chat with James from Gunnerblog and The Man from East Lower about the business we did, their thoughts and expectations for Suarez, and where it leaves the squad. Is it good enough to finish in the top four? Will the arrival of Suarez see a more expansive Unai Emery? And have behind the scenes issues affected what we did in January? All that and much more, plus a bit of the usual waffle. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I'm still away on holidays, but the Premier League waits for no man and the people need a podcast to welcome back football after the Internet. So, James from Gunnerblog is here to have a bit of waffle, as well as a chat with Tim Stillman about the upcoming game against Newcastle, the Arsenal Women and more, and there's a bit of waffle at the end too. Please note: there's no theme music for this one because I can't find the files, so a weird funky little thing breaks up the sections of the show. Enjoy! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's a special bonus Arsecast following the news that Alisher Usmanov has agreed to sell his stake in the club to Stan Kroenke – ultimately giving him 100% control of the shares. I chat with James from Gunnerblog and Tim Payton from the AST about the situation, how they feel about it as fans, what the impact and consequences might be, and how Arsenal will be changed for it. Then there's a bit of Kroenke stuff but a good dollop of football chat with the legend that is Ian Wright, who has some insight from the training ground, high hopes for the new boss, and lots more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Avsnitt nummer 107 av Arsenal Göteborg Podcast med Filip Tolf & Oscar Axelsson! I detta avsnitt så har Filip Tolf & Oscar Axelsson med sig gästen James McNicholas, känd ifrån Gunnerblog & Arsecast Extra! Vi pratar om nya spelare, kommande säsong och att ha Arsenal som jobb!

On today's show I chat with James from Gunnerblog about the arrival of new goalkeeper Bernd Leno, the departure of Jack Wilshere, our transfer business in general, and the changes at coaching level – including the retention of Steve Bould as one of Unai Emery's assistants. Then it's World Cup and specifically Iceland's involvement with ‪@Antonstotle‬. He talks about what it means to see them there, how such a small nation has made such great leaps, and we touch on the campaign so far, especially after their amazing draw with Argentina in the opening game. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is a bit of a strange one: the last ever Arsecast with Arsene Wenger as manager. He's been a constant throughout the lifetime of this show, so I chat with James from Gunnerblog about that, this long goodbye we've had with him, some typically wonderful press conference stuff from the boss, and what comes next. Then I chat with writer Tom Williams about his excellent new book 'Do you speak football?'. This is a glossary of football words and terminology from around the world. How many different ways can you say nutmeg? Why is a clean sheet unique to English? And what on earth is a BATTLE PIG? Find out more in the show. There's also a final farewell to a long time Arsecast character, not so regular anymore, but he pops in at the end to say his goodbyes. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Two podcasts in one day, but this is no ordinary day. Earlier, Arsene Wenger announced his intention to leave the club at the end of the season, and it's been an emotional rollercoaster since. First, I talk to James from Gunnerblog about his reaction to it, as well as his thoughts on the strange Ivan Gazidis press conference that took place this evening. Then, in a round table discussion, I chat about the whole situation with Andrew Allen, Goonerholic and The Man from East Lower - from the announcement, the timing of it, what it means for the club, where we might go from here, and a trip down Arsene Wenger's memory lane for some good times and bad, but mostly good. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's the Interlull so we muddle through with a podcast touching on some of the international action, Arsene Wenger and his future tied to how far we go in the Europa League, Thomas Tuchel, Jack Wilshere's situation as injury strikes again, and then questions about the World Cup, the development of young players with the loan system and the current football culture, playing two strikers, Cesc Fabregas and more, as well as exciting news about the Gunnerblog v Arseblog FIFA 18 showdown. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week's show I have three guests to discuss our Europa League debut, in terms of what happened on and off the pitch. First up James from Gunnerblog gives us his press box perspective on the pre-gqme shenanigans, then I chat to Cologne based journalist Archie Rhind-Tutt about things from the German perspective, how big a game this was for them as a club, and more. After that Amy Lawrence joins me to discuss the night's events in full, the performance, the formation, and we look ahead to the Chelsea game on Sunday. There's not a lot of the usual waffle, but I blame UEFA for that. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week's show we deal with the fact there's no Arsenal news by talking about a dream in which a giant James features, more Gunnerblog acclaim from the general public, the EFL Cup final, Claudio Ranieri, and some brief Arsenal U23 action. We then touch on the 15th birthday of the site, left-backs and whether Luke Shaw might be an option this summer, some of the changes in the game for good and bad, and finish up by discussing which condiments and sauces are appropriate with chips. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We returned to winning ways with a comfortable victory at Sutton United in the Emirates FA Cup, and it was certainly a memorable evening for Theo Walcott. The England forward calmly converted Nacho Monreal’s cross home at the far post to score his 100th Arsenal goal, and Russell Hargreaves is back with Gunnerblog’s James McNicholas to discuss the milestone. Elsewhere, Rob Holding talks about his favourite things to do in London, while Adrian Clarke returns to answer some tough questions and give us the lowdown on Liverpool in The Chalkboard. Make sure you subscribe so you never miss an episode! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Time now for this week's Arsecast and given the week that's in it, there was really only one topic of discussion: the Bayern result and what it means for Arsene Wenger. To get some differing perspectives on it, I'm joined by James from Gunnerblog, Daniel Storey from Football 365, chief football writer for the Independent Miguel Delaney, and the Man from East Lower. We talk about the manager, his future, the structures of the football club, the board, and pretty much every aspect of the situation. I also chat with Kurtis Powers from Arsenal NYC about a cool event involving Liam Brady, and as you might expect there's not a lot of the usual waffle under the circumstances. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bains and SSB go alone this week with Hussey tied up, so Villa is dissected by the pros. Arsenal away is previewed with comedian, podcaster, writer and Gunnerblog creator James McNicholas, and the second half has the odd listener question, the titan's tinder diaries and a bit of an odd breakdown. Same old. COYS. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.