Podcast appearances and mentions of Ivan Gazidis

We take a look at how our Arsenal players fared in the international break, then preview the Everton game. There's also a short discussion on the departure of Vinai, and if Ivan Gazidis was the worst employee in the history of the club. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today, we are delighted to welcome Ivan Gazidis to the show. One of the most respected executives in sport, Ivan began his career in football as one of the founding members of MLS in America, laying the foundations for the now hugely successful league. He became Chief Executive of Arsenal in 2009, spending 10 years at the helm of the Premier League club before taking the same position at AC Milan, delivering a much coveted Serie A title in 2022.  In today's episode, we discuss: Football in America: Founding the MLS - creating the foundations for success and integrating ‘soccer' into the US sporting environment.  The importance of infrastructure, from community to football-specific stadia, in creating value and long term success. How did Inter Miami sign Messi? MLS as a group of teams searching for collective value and the requirement to work together to facilitate a move like this. ‘For Major League Soccer, really the question is not how do I get baseball fans to be soccer fans, the question really is how do we get a bigger piece of the soccer pie'. How the value of an MLS franchise has gone from $5m to $1bn. From League to Club Management: How the opportunity to take over at Arsenal came about and adapting from running a league to running a Premier League club. Installing a commercial structure to build the best partnerships and experiences for partners who help drive the financial success of a club. How do you manage a transfer process and what things are considered when making bids or accepting/rejecting offers for players? The genius of Arsene Wenger; a unique and incorruptible romantic view of football.  ‘Football is like playing with rocket fuel'. How did Ivan execute the responsibilities of his job while ensuring the emotions of the fans were always considered. The most special Serie A: The story behind Milan's historic title win, returning one of Europe's biggest clubs to its peak. Leadership in Football: Football is unique as a business; it is often not clear who is really in charge. How do you operate effectively as a CEO in this environment? Why creating an open and inclusive environment for people to thrive is essential in football and what needs to be done to make this more commonplace? It's a team game: sustainable success is about everyone and never down to one component in a single department. ‘When you're in the center of a club, you are living that football club with your whole life.' Don't underestimate how much CEOs care!  

Rog sits down with former MLS, Arsenal and AC Milan executive Ivan Gazidis to discuss football in America, the way Arsene Wenger viewed football as art, and transforming historic AC Milan from the brink of bankruptcy to top of the table glory. This Men in Blazers Podcast is presented by Camarena, The Most Awarded Tequila. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Ieri sono state diramate alcune convocazioni per il mondiale con qualche esclusione eccellente (attenzione alla Francia!). Intanto, il 5 dicembre, Ivan Gazidis, con un comunicato ufficiale della società, lascerà la carica di AD del Milan.

Andries Jonker was tussen 2014 en 2017 bijna drie jaar lang Academy Manager bij Arsenal. In die periode werkte hij onder meer samen met Arsène Wenger, Ivan Gazidis en een behoorlijk aantal spelers die inmiddels het eerste van Arsenal hebben gehaald. Eén van de belangrijkste opdrachten die Jonker mee kreeg: er voor zorgen dat de helft van het eerste elftal uit zelfopgeleide spelers bestaat. In deze tweedelige special vertelt Andries Jonker uitgebreid over zijn binnenkomst bij Arsenal, zijn werkzaamheden, de manier waarop de Academy was georganiseerd, en zijn speciale band met een aantal spelers die nu in het eerste elftal voetballen. In het eerste deel ging het vooral over de manier waarop Jonker bij Arsenal binnen kwam, de bijzondere dingen die hij in zijn eerste maanden tegenkwam, en de doelstellingen die hij mee kreeg van de club. In dit deel gaan we wat dieper in op een aantal spelers die Jonker toen al op jonge leeftijd voorbij zag komen: Bukayo Saka, Ainsley Maitland-Niles en zeker ook Reiss Nelson, met wie Andries een speciale band heeft. We hebben het over het huidige Arsenal, Arteta, Henry en over de toekomst van de club en die van Jonker zelf. 

Andries Jonker was tussen 2014 en 2017 bijna drie jaar lang Academy Manager bij Arsenal. In die periode werkte hij onder meer samen met Arsène Wenger, Ivan Gazidis en een behoorlijk aantal spelers die inmiddels het eerste van Arsenal hebben gehaald. Eén van de belangrijkste opdrachten die Jonker mee kreeg: er voor zorgen dat de helft van het eerste elftal uit zelfopgeleide spelers bestaat. In deze tweedelige special vertelt Andries Jonker uitgebreid over zijn binnenkomst bij Arsenal, zijn werkzaamheden, de manier waarop de Academy was georganiseerd, zijn speciale band met een aantal spelers, Arsenal heeft al geruime tijd de reputatie van opleidingsclub, maar klopt die reputatie eigenlijk wel? De laatste jaren breken er eindelijk weer wat spelers uit de eigen Academy door bij Arsenal. Reiss Nelson, Bukayo Saka en Emile Smith Rowe zijn hier de meest in het oog springende voorbeelden van. Samen met Andries Jonker proberen we te verklaren waarom dat nu wel lukt. Heeft het wellicht iets te maken met de veranderingen die in zijn tijd bij Arsenal zijn doorgevoerd? Tot nu toe is er in de media nog maar weinig aandacht besteed aan de bijzondere en belangrijke functie die Andries Jonker uit Amsterdam bij Arsenal kreeg. Speciaal voor de ArseNL Podcast schoof hij op een zonnige middag aan op het terras van Villa Westend, om te vertellen over deze bijzondere periode in zijn toch al rijke loopbaan. In deze tweedelige special, ‘De Arsenal-jaren van Andries Jonker', krijgen jullie een unieke kijk in de keuken van de Arsenal Academy. In deel 1 gaat het over hoe Arsenal bij Jonker uit kwam, de cultuurshock in zijn eerste maanden bij de club, de doelstellingen die hij mee kreeg van Gazidis, de rol van Wenger, en de veranderingen die er nodig waren. 

Today's guest is Tom Fox, the former chief executive of Premier League club Aston Villa during the ownership tenure of fellow American Randy Lerner. So this is a timely conversation about the economics of the Premier League, the power and limitations of the CEO's job and the potential impact of government regulation following the Tracey Crouch review in to football governance. Fox's career has mixed high end football with brand marketing. Before Villa, Fox led Arsenal's commercial team under CEO Ivan Gazidis following a marketing career at PepsiCo and Nike. Between 2017 and 2020 he was president of MLS franchise the San Jose Earthquakes and recently carried out a similar role at FaZe Clan, the esports franchise.The weekly Unofficial Partner newsletter is read by thousands of people across the sports business every Thursday, to join them subscribe via unofficialpartner.com

La terza puntata di #BehindAcMilan vede il direttore Simone Cristao intervistare James Murray sulle tematiche commerciali e gli obiettivi del board rossonero: dalle partnership alle sponsorizzazioni, passando per lo stato dei ricavi e delle uscite.Scopri Radio Rossonera, visita il sito https://radiorossonera.it/

Grant has a wide-ranging interview with Ivan Gazidis, the CEO of AC Milan, which has become a contender again this season for the Scudetto in Italy. Gazidis, who previously was the chief executive at Arsenal and the MLS deputy commissioner, explains why he decided to take the Milan job; his strategy for the club on and off the field; what it's like to work with Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Paolo Maldini; his views on why new investors are coming to Italian clubs; his thoughts on the future landscape of European soccer; his stories from the origin of MLS; and whether he'd like to return to MLS as the commissioner someday. This episode of Fútbol with Grant Wahl is brought to you by Fanatiz. Frustrated that you can't get games from Spain's La Liga on your cable or satellite system? Sign up to stream Fanatiz. On Fanatiz, you can watch all the action in La Liga and other international leagues and tournaments live and on-demand from your mobile phone, tablet or directly on your TV with the Fanatiz app. Fanatiz features channels you know, like BeIN Sports in English and Spanish, GolTV and many more. And it costs only $7.99 a month.  If you'd like to try Fanatiz for yourself, you can get a free week-long trial by going to fntz.co/Grant-FZ. Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqIhXWUw0H4 Get full access to Fútbol with Grant Wahl at grantwahl.substack.com/subscribe Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Grant has a wide-ranging interview with Ivan Gazidis, the CEO of AC Milan, which has become a contender again this season for the Scudetto in Italy. Gazidis, who previously was the chief executive at Arsenal and the MLS deputy commissioner, explains why he decided to take the Milan job; his strategy for the club on and off the field; what it's like to work with Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Paolo Maldini; his views on why new investors are coming to Italian clubs; his thoughts on the future landscape of European soccer; his stories from the origin of MLS; and whether he'd like to return to MLS as the commissioner someday. This episode of Fútbol with Grant Wahl is brought to you by Fanatiz. Frustrated that you can't get games from Spain's La Liga on your cable or satellite system? Sign up to stream Fanatiz. On Fanatiz, you can watch all the action in La Liga and other international leagues and tournaments live and on-demand from your mobile phone, tablet or directly on your TV with the Fanatiz app. Fanatiz features channels you know, like BeIN Sports in English and Spanish, GolTV and many more. And it costs only $7.99 a month.  If you'd like to try Fanatiz for yourself, you can get a free week-long trial by going to fntz.co/Grant-FZ. Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqIhXWUw0H4

WELCOME TO THE PREMIER LEAGUE TRIO PODCAST! This week we are joined by Ruizinho Dos Santos to discuss AC Milan's 2019/20 season and what to expect in the new season under Stefano Piolo! We also discuss: - Was it a mistake to sack gattuso and what went wrong for Giampaolo? - The man entrusted to take over the reigns was Stefano Piolo and this was met with great opposition from fans. What is your assessment of his time at the club? - How pivotal was the signing of Zlatan in January? - Who is your player of the season and who is the most disappointing player? - Ivan Gazidis is a name very familiar to PL fans, in particular Arsenal. He is not seen in a positive light at all. - Tell me more about Ivan Gazidis and the issues behind the scenes with Boban & Maldini - Have Milan made a catastrophic mistake in not following through with the agreement for Ralf Ragnick? - What reinforcements do Milan need and who can they realistically bring in? - Are you hopeful for the future and e upcoming season?

Die Serie A sorgte diese Woche mit der Absage von Ralf Rangnick für die nächste große Sensation, denn damit hatte gewiss kein Tifoso mehr gerechnet. Doch auch in Verona gab es eine Antwort auf die Trainerfrage. Ivan Gazidis, Geschäftsführer des AC Milans, sorgte in dieser Woche für einen wahren Paukenschlag, indem er Stefano Pioli in seinem Amt als Cheftrainer bestätigte und dessen Kontrakt um zwei weitere Jahre verlängerte. Somit werden die Lombarden nicht der neue Arbeitgeber von RB-Chef Ralf Rangnick. Doch was waren die Gründe für die überraschende Absage? Zudem stellen sich nun einige Fragen. Welche Konsequenzen hat diese Entscheidung auf die Transferstrategie der Rossoneri? Gibt es nun doch noch eine Zukunft für Zlatan Ibrahimovic? Nimmt Paolo Maldini am Ende der Spielzeit aufgrund des gespaltenen Verhältnisses zu Gazidis seinen Hut? Bei Aufsteiger Hellas Verona sorgte Aufstiegscoach Ivan Juric gleichermaßen für Sorgenfalten im Fanlager der Veronesen. Denn dieser wollte im Laufe der Woche entscheiden, ob er weiter im Verein bleibt, oder sich für einen neuen Arbeitgeber entscheidet, da die Viola und der Torino Football Club ...

Die Serie A sorgte diese Woche mit der Absage von Ralf Rangnick für die nächste große Sensation, denn damit hatte gewiss kein Tifoso mehr gerechnet. Doch auch in Verona gab es eine Antwort auf die Trainerfrage. Ivan Gazidis, Geschäftsführer des AC Milans, sorgte in dieser Woche für einen wahren Paukenschlag, indem er Stefano Pioli in seinem Amt als Cheftrainer bestätigte und dessen Kontrakt um zwei weitere Jahre verlängerte. Somit werden die Lombarden nicht der neue Arbeitgeber von RB-Chef Ralf Rangnick. Doch was waren die Gründe für die überraschende Absage? Zudem stellen sich nun einige Fragen. Welche Konsequenzen hat diese Entscheidung auf die Transferstrategie der Rossoneri? Gibt es nun doch noch eine Zukunft für Zlatan Ibrahimovic? Nimmt Paolo Maldini am Ende der Spielzeit aufgrund des gespaltenen Verhältnisses zu Gazidis seinen Hut? Bei Aufsteiger Hellas Verona sorgte Aufstiegscoach Ivan Juric gleichermaßen für Sorgenfalten im Fanlager der Veronesen. Denn dieser wollte im Laufe der Woche entscheiden, ob er weiter im Verein bleibt, oder sich für einen neuen Arbeitgeber entscheidet, da die Viola und der Torino Football Club um die Dienste des ehemaligen Genua-Akteurs buhlten. All diese spannenden Themen erörtern euch Sascha Baharian und Rene Steinhuber in ihrem brandneuen Podcast! Alles über die Serie-A jetzt anhören! Auch bei Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, iTunes, Audio Now, PlayerFM, Castbox, Podbean. Bewertung nicht vergessen und CSN Der Serie-A-Talk folgen auf: Facebook: facebook.com/derserieatalk/ Instagram: instagram.com/derserieatalk/ Twitter: twitter.com/DerCsn Twitter: @sascha_baharian und @Rene55753710 Patreon: patreon.com/derserieatalk

Ivan Gazidis, a Milan vezérigazgatója jött, látott és a lehető legrosszabb pillanatban közölte a fizetéscsökkentésről szóló döntést.

Episode terakhir sebelum kita jeda dulu buat social distancing di tengah pandemi Covid 19. Kali ini kita membahas AC Milan yang sepertinya masih terus dalam kondisi membangun ulang tim. Ivan Gazidis sebagai CEO tak punya rekam jejak bagus di klub sebelumnya, Arsenal. Jadi, seserius apa Elliot Management sebagai pemilik klub dalam menangani Milan?

Die Serie-A-Saison ist durch den Corona-Virus ins Stocken geraten, doch außerhalb der ehrwürdigen Spielstätten entwickelten sich zahlreiche Störfeuer, welche Sascha Baharian und Rene Steinhuber in ihrem Podcast analysiert haben. Denn während der Halbzeitpause im Champions-League-Achtelfinale zwischen Olympique Lyon und Juventus Turin echauffierten sich Christiano Ronaldo und Paolo Dybala über das Mittelfeld der alten Dame vor laufender Kamera. Doch auch in Mailand sorgte Inter-Ceo Beppe Marotta mit seiner Kritik an der Lega Serie A dafür, dass das ganze Land über die enorm fragwürdigen Termine für die Nachholspiele diskutiert. Marotta spricht gar von Wettbewerbsverzerrung und einer klaren Benachteiligung seines Teams. Beim Stadtrivalen AC Mailand platzte gestern die Bombe, da Football Chief Officer Zvonimir Boban den Verein verlassen wird. Dieser soll sich mit Geschäftsführer Ivan Gazidis überworfen haben und das Vertrauensverhältnis zu stark beschädigt sein. All diese spannenden Themen erörtern euch Sascha Baharian und Rene Steinhuber in ihrem brandneuen Podcast! Alles über die Serie-A jetzt anhören! Auch bei Google Podcasts, Apple Podca...

Die Serie-A-Saison ist durch den Corona-Virus ins Stocken geraten, doch außerhalb der ehrwürdigen Spielstätten entwickelten sich zahlreiche Störfeuer, welche Sascha Baharian und Rene Steinhuber in ihrem Podcast analysiert haben. Denn während der Halbzeitpause im Champions-League-Achtelfinale zwischen Olympique Lyon und Juventus Turin echauffierten sich Christiano Ronaldo und Paolo Dybala über das Mittelfeld der alten Dame vor laufender Kamera. Doch auch in Mailand sorgte Inter-Ceo Beppe Marotta mit seiner Kritik an der Lega Serie A dafür, dass das ganze Land über die enorm fragwürdigen Termine für die Nachholspiele diskutiert. Marotta spricht gar von Wettbewerbsverzerrung und einer klaren Benachteiligung seines Teams. Beim Stadtrivalen AC Mailand platzte gestern die Bombe, da Football Chief Officer Zvonimir Boban den Verein verlassen wird. Dieser soll sich mit Geschäftsführer Ivan Gazidis überworfen haben und das Vertrauensverhältnis zu stark beschädigt sein. All diese spannenden Themen erörtern euch Sascha Baharian und Rene Steinhuber in ihrem brandneuen Podcast! Alles über die Serie-A jetzt anhören! Auch bei Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, iTunes, Audio Now, PlayerFM, Castbox, Podbean. Bewertung nicht vergessen und CSN Der Serie-A-Talk folgen auf: Facebook: facebook.com/derserieatalk/ Instagram: instagram.com/derserieatalk/ Twitter: twitter.com/DerCsn Twitter: @sascha_baharian und @Rene55753710 Patreon: patreon.com/derserieatalk Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Die Serie-A-Saison ist durch den Corona-Virus ins Stocken geraten, doch außerhalb der ehrwürdigen Spielstätten entwickelten sich zahlreiche Störfeuer, welche Sascha Baharian und Rene Steinhuber in ihrem Podcast analysiert haben. Denn während der Halbzeitpause im Champions-League-Achtelfinale zwischen Olympique Lyon und Juventus Turin echauffierten sich Christiano Ronaldo und Paolo Dybala über das Mittelfeld der alten Dame vor laufender Kamera. Doch auch in Mailand sorgte Inter-Ceo Beppe Marotta mit seiner Kritik an der Lega Serie A dafür, dass das ganze Land über die enorm fragwürdigen Termine für die Nachholspiele diskutiert. Marotta spricht gar von Wettbewerbsverzerrung und einer klaren Benachteiligung seines Teams. Beim Stadtrivalen AC Mailand platzte gestern die Bombe, da Football Chief Officer Zvonimir Boban den Verein verlassen wird. Dieser soll sich mit Geschäftsführer Ivan Gazidis überworfen haben und das Vertrauensverhältnis zu stark beschädigt sein. All diese spannenden Themen erörtern euch Sascha Baharian und Rene Steinhuber in ihrem brandneuen Podcast! Alles über die Serie-A jetzt anhören! Auch bei Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, iTunes, Audio Now, PlayerFM, Castbox, Podbean. Bewertung nicht vergessen und CSN Der Serie-A-Talk folgen auf: Facebook: facebook.com/derserieatalk/ Instagram: instagram.com/derserieatalk/ Twitter: twitter.com/DerCsn Twitter: @sascha_baharian und @Rene55753710 Patreon: patreon.com/derserieatalk

Als vor der letzten Saison Arsene Wenger den FC Arsenal nach 22 Jahren verließ, atmeten viele Gunners-Fans auf. Endlich schien nach dem Abgang des starken und mächtigen Franzosen der Weg frei, Arsenal auf allen Ebenen gründlich zu reformieren und so auch sportlich wieder nach oben zu führen. Doch ein Jahr später sieht es rund um das Emirates Stadium düster aus. Sportlich kam der Club nicht nennenswert weiter. Geschäftsführer Ivan Gazidis ist weg zu Milan, Kaderplaner Sven Mislintat schmiss ebenfalls hin. Und noch etwas scheint offenbar verschwunden zu sein bei Arsenal. Ethos und Disziplin, für die der Verein Jahrzehnte lang gestanden hatte. Der Club scheint seine Identität zu verlieren. Das legt aktuell der Fall des streikenden Kapitäns Laurent Koscielny nahe. Koscielny verweigerte seine Teilnahme an der US-Tour seiner Mannschaft und streikt, um seinen Abgang nach Bordeaux zu erzwingen. Was ist los bei Arsenal? Malte Asmus fragt nach bei Arsenal-Experte Chris McCarthy von 90Plus. Euch gefällt dieser Podcast - oder ihr habt Kritik, Fragen oder Anregungen? Dann freuen wir uns, wenn wir von euch hören. Lasst uns gerne bei iTunes eine Rezension und ein bisschen Feedback da. Schreibt uns, was ihr gut oder auch schlecht findet, oder welche Themen wir eurer Meinung nach mal in einer Sendung behandeln sollten. Oder ihr schreibt unserem Moderator direkt per Mail (malte.asmus@meinsportpodcast.de) oder Twitter (@MalteAsmus). Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Als vor der letzten Saison Arsene Wenger den FC Arsenal nach 22 Jahren verließ, atmeten viele Gunners-Fans auf. Endlich schien nach dem Abgang des starken und mächtigen Franzosen der Weg frei, Arsenal auf allen Ebenen gründlich zu reformieren und so auch sportlich wieder nach oben zu führen. Doch ein Jahr später sieht es rund um das Emirates Stadium düster aus. Sportlich kam der Club nicht nennenswert weiter. Geschäftsführer Ivan Gazidis ist weg zu Milan, Kaderplaner Sven Mislintat schmiss ebenfalls hin. Und noch etwas scheint offenbar verschwunden zu sein bei Arsenal. Ethos und Disziplin, für die der Verein Jahrzehnte lang gestanden hatte. Der Club scheint seine Identität zu verlieren. Das legt aktuell der Fall des streikenden Kapitäns Laurent Koscielny nahe. Koscielny verweigerte seine Teilnahme an der US-Tour seiner Mannschaft und streikt, um seinen Abgang nach Bordeaux zu erzwingen. Was ist los bei Arsenal? Malte Asmus fragt nach bei Arsenal-Experte Chris McCarthy von 90Plus. Euch gefällt dieser Podcast - oder ihr habt Kritik, Fragen oder Anregungen? Dann freuen wir uns, wenn wir von euch hören. Lasst uns gerne bei iTunes eine Rezension und ein bisschen Feedback da. Schreibt uns, was ihr gut oder auch schlecht findet, oder welche Themen wir eurer Meinung nach mal in einer Sendung behandeln sollten. Oder ihr schreibt unserem Moderator direkt per Mail (malte.asmus@meinsportpodcast.de) oder Twitter (@MalteAsmus).

Als vor der letzten Saison Arsene Wenger den FC Arsenal nach 22 Jahren verließ, atmeten viele Gunners-Fans auf. Endlich schien nach dem Abgang des starken und mächtigen Franzosen der Weg frei, Arsenal auf allen Ebenen gründlich zu reformieren und so auch sportlich wieder nach oben zu führen. Doch ein Jahr später sieht es rund um das Emirates Stadium düster aus. Sportlich kam der Club nicht nennenswert weiter. Geschäftsführer Ivan Gazidis ist weg zu Milan, Kaderplaner Sven Mislintat schmiss ebenfalls hin. Und noch etwas scheint offenbar verschwunden zu sein bei Arsenal. Ethos und Disziplin, für die der Verein Jahrzehnte lang gestanden hatte. Der Club scheint seine Identität zu verlieren. Das legt aktuell der Fall des streikenden Kapitäns Laurent Koscielny nahe. Koscielny verweigerte seine Teilnahme an der US-Tour seiner Mannschaft und streikt, um seinen Abgang nach Bordeaux zu erzwingen. Was ist los bei Arsenal? Malte Asmus fragt nach bei Arsenal-Experte Chris McCarthy von 90Plus. Euch gefällt dieser Podcast - oder ihr habt Kritik, Fragen oder Anregungen? Dann freuen wir uns, wenn wir von euch hören. Lasst uns gerne bei iTunes ei...

Als vor der letzten Saison Arsene Wenger den FC Arsenal nach 22 Jahren verließ, atmeten viele Gunners-Fans auf. Endlich schien nach dem Abgang des starken und mächtigen Franzosen der Weg frei, Arsenal auf allen Ebenen gründlich zu reformieren und so auch sportlich wieder nach oben zu führen. Doch ein Jahr später sieht es rund um das Emirates Stadium düster aus. Sportlich kam der Club nicht nennenswert weiter. Geschäftsführer Ivan Gazidis ist weg zu Milan, Kaderplaner Sven Mislintat schmiss ebenfalls hin. Und noch etwas scheint offenbar verschwunden zu sein bei Arsenal. Ethos und Disziplin, für die der Verein Jahrzehnte lang gestanden hatte. Der Club scheint seine Identität zu verlieren. Das legt aktuell der Fall des streikenden Kapitäns Laurent Koscielny nahe. Koscielny verweigerte seine Teilnahme an der US-Tour seiner Mannschaft und streikt, um seinen Abgang nach Bordeaux zu erzwingen. Was ist los bei Arsenal? Malte Asmus fragt nach bei Arsenal-Experte Chris McCarthy von 90Plus. Euch gefällt dieser Podcast - oder ihr habt Kritik, Fragen oder Anregungen? Dann freuen wir uns, wenn wir von euch hören. Lasst uns gerne bei iTunes ei...

On this week's show the mood of optimism and hope brought about by a video for a football shirt evaporated when we got a look at Arsenal's financial performance. Failure to qualify for the Champions League again is going to make life difficult, so we chat about the money, the on pitch performance, Ivan Gazidis presiding over such dismal business, and ultimately Stan Kroenke who allows it all to happen. Then we chat about the no transfers and wonder whether lots of transfers are coming or not. Are they like buses? You wait ages and then three arrive at once. Then we have listener questions about the kit, potential loan signings, midfield recruitment and lots more – before the important stuff, Magpie Facts! Behold his mighty beak and his heavy metal guitar. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On todays edition of #ChroniclesAFC daily we talk Xhaka and the reports linking him to Inter. Napoli to reignite interest in Ospina, Ljungbergs new role and what that means for Steve Bould. Plus Shad Forsythe has been pictured with Ivan Gazidis.Join us for a weekly discussion on all things Arsenal. We review the latest fixtures, look ahead to those coming up and cover the hot topics surrounding the club. This show is sponsored by www.loserpool.com and is a Sofa Sports Media production.Also available on iTunes, SoundCloud, Acast and Tune In Radio.Follow us on Twitter: chronicles_afcSUBSCRIBE | LIKE | SHAREwww.chroniclesafc.com#AFC #Arsenal #PremierLeagueSupport the show: http://www.chroniclesafc.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

On todays edition of #ChroniclesAFC daily we talk Xhaka and the reports linking him to Inter. Napoli to reignite interest in Ospina, Ljungbergs new role and what that means for Steve Bould. Plus Shad Forsythe has been pictured with Ivan Gazidis. Join us for a weekly discussion on all things Arsenal. We review the latest fixtures, look ahead to those coming up and cover the hot topics surrounding the club. This show is sponsored by www.loserpool.com and is a Sofa Sports Media production. Also available on iTunes, SoundCloud, Acast and Tune In Radio. Follow us on Twitter: chronicles_afc SUBSCRIBE | LIKE | SHARE www.chroniclesafc.com #AFC #Arsenal #PremierLeague See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Natalie Sawyer and Gab Marcotti are joined by Henry Winter and Bill Edgar on a week that has everyone in the world of football talking.Arsenal take on Chelsea in a pivotal clash in the Champions League chase but it’s been a turbulent week off the pitch for the Gunners. It appears Ivan Gazidis has left Arsenal in a huge mess, as head of recruitment Sven Mislintat looks set to be the next man out the door.Did Arsenal gamble too much on Mkhitaryan and Mesut Ozil a year ago? And will we see Ozil in action this weekend? Does the World Cup winner respect Unai Emery’s credentials? Plus will Sarri get his way with the addition of Gonzalo Higuain at Stamford Bridge?Leeds manager Marcelo Bielsa admits that he has sent representatives undercover to watch every Championship team train this season. Is he to be admired or punished? And did the masses and the media get manipulated by Bielsa into discussing how meticulous he is instead of the morality of spying?Charlie Scott and Paddy von Behr provide their advice ahead of the fantasy football weekend. For free Fantasy Premier League tips from The Sweeper, visit thetimes.co.uk/fantasyfootball See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Gattuso just celebrated his first year as Milan’s head coach, so of course his track record has been under the microscope. But with recent results and performances improving, the microscope is looking pretty favorably at him. Much of the attention this week is turning towards Milan’s new CEO, Ivan Gazidis. Certainly, there is always plenty to talk about at Milan. This conversation needed some genius, so we obviously invited Jovan to join us. We discussed all things Milan, especially: News of the Week: indestructible defender, political statements, UEFA list, surgery news, scoring savant, 4th place! Match Reviews: reviews of recent matches Welcome Gazidis: a new CEO for Milan Gattuso’s First Year: strengths and weaknesses Coming up: upcoming matches Thanks again to Jovan for sharing his genius with us. Beware of exceptional genius wandering at large around Montenegro.

First up, we discuss Ivan Gazidis, current Arsenal CEO leaving british shores to join AC Milan. What has sparked this move? What's the arsenal reaction to this? Sticking to the premier league, Eden Hazard is on FIRE. The man cannot stop scoring, and he's on current form probably the best player in the world. What does the future hold for him however? Will he stay in London or is a move to Real Madrid beckoning? With a contract up until 2019, this transfer saga has only just gotten started! Next up, we talk about 3 managers in trouble, at 3 of the biggest clubs in the world: * Julen Lopetegui of Real Madrid, who have no wins in 4 games now and are struggling to score. * Niko Kovač of Bayern Munich, who has had quabbles with players (specifically James Rodriguez) and has been criticised for not finding a football identity. * José Mourinho of Manchester United.....this one needs no explanation! Last but not least, we profile Krzysztof Piątek, europe's top scorer with with the help of former USA player and current ESPN commentator Janusz Michallik! It's super good!

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Stephen and Paul discuss the wins over FC Vorskla and Everton during the week and if Arsenal will figure out how to play all of their stars in the same starting lineup. They also discuss whether Ivan Gazidis will be missed that much. Listen in the […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Stephen and Paul discuss the wins over FC Vorskla and Everton during the week and if Arsenal will figure out how to play all of their stars in the same starting lineup. They also discuss whether Ivan Gazidis will be missed that much. Listen in the […]

Milan·s performances and results recently are lacking, but things are improving off the pitch. The announcement that Ivan Gazidis is finally going to come to the club as CEO was contrasted by lackluster performances on the pitch. Gattuso·s lack of exper

On this episode of GoonerHub, Eweobaja Olumuyiwa, Olatunde Adegoroye, Henry Eddy and Nnamdi Obinwanne looked at the team's victories over Newcastle United and Vorskla Poltava, previewed the next game against Everton, discussed the impending departure of Ivan Gazidis and the consistent criticism of Hector Bellerin.

On this week's show I'm joined by Amy Lawrence to discuss the 4-2 over FC Vorskla and the Europa League in general. We also chat about the new boss, the players response to his methods, and where we are at this very early point in the season. Then there's some boardroom chat in the wake of the Ivan Gazidis announcement, where will KSE take the club from here, and Amy reveals some snippets from a very interesting conversation with Per Mertesacker for an article to be published in this Sunday's Observer. There's also a small amount of the usual waffle. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jimbo and James Horncastle take another trip down memory lane on this week’s Golazzo. With Chievo deducted 3 points for falsifying acccounts, we look back at the time when they were everyone’s second favourite team in Italy. A newly promoted Chievo team, managed by a former photocopier salesman, took Serie A by storm in 2001/02, setting the early pace in the title race before narrowly missing out on Champions League qualification. This is the incredible tale of flying donkeys, stolen identity and Christmas cake. And great chips. Where did it all go wrong? Gab Marcotti also analyses the move of chief executive Ivan Gazidis from Arsenal to AC Milan and what he’ll be able to achieve at San Siro. Plus we discuss an incredible comeback in the Champions League from the usually Spursy Inter against….er, Spurs. RUNNING ORDER: • PART 1a: Chievo in 2001/02 (01m 00s) • PART 1b: Chievo’s rivalry with Hellas and the city of Verona (09m 45s) • PART 1c: Chievo’s points deduction in 2018 (08m 45s) • PART 1d: Can Chievo stay up? (23m 00s) • PART 2: Ivan Gazidis leaves Arsenal for AC Milan (27m 30s) • PART 3: Inter Milan 2-1 Tottenham (33m 00s) GET IN TOUCH: • find us on Facebook, where you’ll find video, photos and loads of other stuff. • send us a tweet: @theTotallyShow • for sales and advertising email sales@muddykneesmedia.com

This evening Big Steve, Scunny Mike & myself look back to the Newcastle game and preview our upcoming games with Ukrainian side Vorskla & Premier League opponents Everton on the back pf their defeat to West Ham. We briefly discuss the Arsenal Ladies and in our Gooner Debate we talk about Ivan Gazidis and his imminent departure, the charitable Gooner & Kante plus much more. Enjoy the show and if you like please give up a rating and a review. #COYG

Scott Minto is joined by Craig Bellamy and Ian Wright to discuss the latest topics from the world of football including whether Manchester City's home defeat to Lyon is just a blip for Pep? Manchester United on the other hand started their Champions League campaign with a 3-0 win against Young Boys, so how far should their supporters expect to go? And after it was confirmed that Ivan Gazidis will leave Arsenal for AC Milan, the panel discuss what legacy he will leave behind him.

On this week's show discussion of Saturday's 2-1, post-Interlull, win over Newcastle. After an unconvincing first half, the Gunners found their groove a bit in the second, but questions remain about what exactly we're trying to do and how we're trying to do it. Is that front four compatible? Should Lucas Torreira have started? Those questions and more answered, as well as listener questions about Unai Emery's pressing style, the potential departure of Ivan Gazidis, Europa League squad rotation and lots more besides. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Season 2, Episode 4 of the Pain in the Arsenal podcast, Andrew and Henry delve into the discussion that has been teased for some time, diving into Stan Kroenke's proposed full takeover of the club, the futures of Ivan Gazidis and Aaron Ramsey, and what the ramifications of the decisions made in the coming weeks and months could be. There is also a discussion of Reiss Nelson's loan move to Hoffenheim, as well as looking at the peculiar reporting of it, and a preview of Sunday afternoon's trip to Cardiff City. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

In Season 2, Episode 4 of the Pain in the Arsenal podcast, Andrew and Henry delve into the discussion that has been teased for some time, diving into Stan Kroenke's proposed full takeover of the club, the futures of Ivan Gazidis and Aaron Ramsey, and what the ramifications of the decisions made in the coming weeks and months could be. There is also a discussion of Reiss Nelson's loan move to Hoffenheim, as well as looking at the peculiar reporting of it, and a preview of Sunday afternoon's trip to Cardiff City.

On this week's show I chat with Tim Stillman about the game in Singapore, the Aaron Ramsey situation, and the strange goings-on involving Ivan Gazidis, AC Milan and that weird statement released by the club. After that, I interview Tom Markham, one of the producers of an amazing new film called 'Kaiser: The Greatest Footballer Never to Play Football'. It tells the remarkable story of 'Kaiser', a Brazilian who had a 26 year career in football despite being absolutely unable to play the game at this level. How on earth did he do it? Find out in the podcast! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

GÄST: Thomas Gustavsson PROGRAMLEDARE: Lars Lundstedt (podcast@arsenal.se) VECKANS SNACKISAR: Mesut Özil, Ivan Gazidis, Arsenal-Lazio Twitter: https://twitter.com/ArsenalSweden Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arsenal_sweden/ INTRO: Admir Sahman OUTRO: Danny Graft - Arsenal

There's not a lot of Arsenal news this week, but here's a podcast anyway. I'm joined by Tim Stillman to chat about the World Cup, Brazil's chances of going the distance, his aversion to VAR versus the drama and entertainment it provides, as well as an update from the supporter's club meeting which saw Unai Emery meet fans for the first time. What were his impressions of the new boss? And how Ivan Gazidis is taking ownership of this new project which distancing himself from what came before. There's some of the usual waffle in there too. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's been a quiet week but we still have some aural pleasure for you as we – with the help of your questions – chat about the Arsenal legends and their game against Real Madrid, strange shirt names, a truncated transfer window, Alex Iwobi's future under Unai Emery, Joel Campbell, Michael Bolton's hair and its relevance to James, an odd name on the back of a shirt, we try and figure out what Ivan Gazidis's pudding tastes like, and much more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We’re giving you the lowdown on new head coach Unai Emery on a very special edition of the Arsenal Weekly podcast.Join host Russell Hargreaves as we hear from chief executive Ivan Gazidis and Emery himself at the duo’s first press conference together.Arsenal Media’s Chris Harris is also on the show to give an insight into what went on behind the scenes on the day, and how we unveiled the new man in charge.We get the verdict from the London Evening Standard’s James Olley, the Daily Mirror’s John Cross, The Sun’s Dave Kidd and The Times’ Matt Hughes.And finally, we bid a fond farewell to Santi Cazorla who left the club this past week.Make sure you subscribe so you never miss another episode! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In today's Arsenal Vision Post Match Podcast: Elliot (@YankeeGunner), Paul (@PoznanInMyPants), Tim (@Stillberto) & Clive (@ClivePAFC) talk about the shock confirmation that Arsene Wenger will be calling it a day at the end of the season, we get a taste of Elliot's secret life as a boy band star, Arsene Wenger's best achivements, his worst moments, Ivan Gazidis and his role going forward. All this and plenty more in this weeks Arsenal Vision podcast 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.

On this week's show I chat to Rory Smith of the New York Times about Jack Wilshere, his England situation, and how his contract impasse at Arsenal could end up costing the club in the long run. We also discuss the Europa League, whether Arsene Wenger's future is dependent on it, the power shift going on behind the scenes with Ivan Gazidis, Sven Mislintat and Raul Sanllehi, and more. There's some of the usual waffle, a bit of Holy God FM, and some deep thoughts about the moon. Sort of. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

GÄST: Thomas Gustavsson PROGRAMLEDARE: Lars Lundstedt (podcast@arsenal.se) VECKANS SNACKISAR: Var Milan dåliga eller vi bra? Påverkar den diplomatiska krisen mellan England och Ryssland att påverka mötet med CSKA Moskva? Vad sade Ivan Gazidis egentligen om Raul Sanllehi? Och var spelar världens största Arsenal-supporter Johan Djourou numera? INTRO: Admir Sahman OUTRO: Danny Graft - Arsenal

In today's Arsenal Vision Post Match Podcast Elliot (@YankeeGunner) and Clive (@ClivePAFC) are joined by Andrew (@arseblog) and they discuss the defeat at the hands of the mighty Brighton. They discuss Arsene’s team selection, why was Aaron Ramsey excluded from the squad, young players hitting a wall at Arsenal, looking ahead to Milan, Ivan Gazidis’ absence. Elliot also has a chat with Paul (@PoznanInMyPants) All this and plenty more in this week's Arsenal Vision Post Match Podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

By any standards Arsenal have had a remarkable January transfer window. It's been a long way from signing Kim Kallstrom, that's for sure, and with me to discuss it all is David Ornstein of the BBC. We talk about the deals that went down, Alexis, Mkhitaryan, the influence of Mino Raiola in making that a reality, the pursuit and capture of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, how Olivier Giroud became something of a pawn in that deal, the new transfer dynamics at the club with Ivan Gazidis and Sven Mislintat very publicly visible, whether it means some of the power has been taken away from Arsene Wenger and lots more. Oh, and I ask him about the memes too. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this week's show I'm joined by the legendary Goonerholic, and James from We Are the Northbank, for a good chat about beating Chelsea and making to a Wembley final. We discuss the team's tactical flexibility, its prowess in cup competitions and how that might augur well for the Europa League this season. We then chat about the Alexis Sanchez - Henrikh Mkyhitaryan swap, where the Armenian will fit into the team, and why the pressure is on Ivan Gazidis and his transfer team to get the Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang deal done, plus some of the usual waffle. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Pete, Matt, and Alfred talk Spursday night football + Special guest Tim Payton chats through what's going on at Arsenal.

With me to discuss what has been a very interesting summer for Arsenal is the BBC's David Ornstein. No doubt many of you saw his summary of our off-season, so I chat to him about the deals that happened and how they happened; the deals that didn't go down; why Arsenal seem to make such hard work of transfer business; the deadline day flip-flop on Alexis, the sale of the Ox, Lucas Perez's anger, Arsene Wenger, Ivan Gazidis, Stan Kroenke, and lots lots lots more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Arsenal still haven’t announced a decision on Arsene Wenger’s future and it seems like they don’t actually have a clue what’s going on or what they want to do. Whether he’s staying or going, the fans deserve to be told what is happening with THEIR club, and it is their club. They are the ones […]

On this week's show we discuss the 2-2 draw with Man City that stopped the rot to an extent, but still leaves us a long way from the Champions League places. We chat about the performance, the defending, midfield issues and beyond. We then answer listener questions about the managerial situation in respect of comments made by Ivan Gazidis and his so-called 'catalyst for change', we look ahead at our upcoming fixtures and try to predict what's going to happen in each of them, fans fighting each other inside and outside of the stadium, and lots more besides. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Whatever is going on behind the scenes, Arsenal need to announce the outcome as an ever increasing matter of urgency, because until then the fans, players and everyone else remain stuck where they are. And it isn’t a good place for any of us.  This pod was written by Matthew Wade and is read by Lee […]

On this week's show we about about the US tour, Arsene Wenger and Ivan Gazidis talking about the transfer business we need to do, how our pre-season preparations are progressing, before answering questions about Santi Cazorla, board influence on the transfer prices we pay, the shape of our midfield for the upcoming season and much more. We also talk about our willingness to help big companies out by testing their product for greater brand awareness. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Andrew and Calen open up the AT&T All-Star week festivities in San Jose. They look back at the rivalry filled weekend that was and starting looking forward to a week of fun in California. In the second segment Ivan Gazidis former MLS Executive and CEO of Arsenal FC  joins the guys to talk all about the early days of MLS, the impression of the league overseas, his role at Arsenal, and the upcoming season for the Gunners.

On this week's show we discuss transfer links to Riyad Mahrez, our first game of pre-season, mixed messages on transfers from Ivan Gazidis and Arsene Wenger, the arrival of Rob Holding and Per Mertesacker's comments. We then answer listener questions about the transfer market and what we have or haven't done yet, strikers we might be targetting, who might go out and loan and much more, before ending up with the great preserve taste-off in which James tries marmalade for the first time, and then sees if he can tell the difference between strawberry and raspberry jam in a blind taste test. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Petr Cech, Alex Scott, Ivan Gazidis, Bob Wilson, Maverick Sabre and Dermot O'Leary join us live from the Arsenal Foundation Ball at the Emirates. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We Are Live! At The Horse and Stables bar Waterloo! Boyd Hilton is joined by Sidekick Josh Landy, Dan Baldwin, Andy Impey and Arsenal Legend Ray Parlour!

It's a quick one this week. We were supposed to start at this podcast at 7:30, but we started recording at five to (5-2 - see what we did there?) but there's still plenty of time to celebrate the greatest team in north London and step the management discussion up a gear and question whether the problem is further upstairs than previously discussed. Nick True comes in this week with his 'perfect triangle' and Ben Winston 'Churchill' has someone new to disagree with. Boyd Hilton chairs with the usual dignity.

Episode 102 - Cesc is the new captain, GilbertoSilver, Glenn Davis on Ivan Gazidis and more See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.