Hello all. In this podcast we look at the fantastic performance against Palace and try to work out what our realistic chances of winning the big prize. Pedantic George.

Clinical and precise, Arsenal dismantled Crystal Palace on Sunday to go eight clear at the top. Barring a consolation goal and a couple of Zaha-generated scares, the win was wrapped up after an hour to quell talk of a post-Europe slump.   The Europa League should never have been an afterthought, and would have been great […]

Hello all, in this podcast Shotta tries to calm me down as I wax lyrical about the performance, team and Arteta. If you missed the excellent review from Birdkamp yesterday, I suggest you go back and give it a read. Pedantic George

If other teams can work out whatever it is that allows us to have easy passing options at all times, then football will enter a new era.  Because when we’re flying we make football look so simple that it goes beyond personnel. You think there must be a recipe. Surely other teams are dying for […]

Hello one and all. On this podcast we look back on Saturday’s miracle and revel in it. There’s a little bit of analysis of the game, but mainly just to old fellas being happy. Pedantic George.

Deep in time added to stoppage time, Reiss Nelson gave us one of the great moments of the Emirates era, chesting it down and thwacking it home to seal a dazzling comeback win from two down.  Nelson’s goal sparked mass delirium, with the bench emptying onto the pitch, our captain collapsing to the turf, an […]

Hello all. In this podcast we discuss ,what I believe was a great performance and I go on a rant about corruption in football. Pedantic George

Can a game be called a nail-biter when the other team creates almost nothing—0.01xG to be precise—and doesn’t win so much as a corner? On today’s evidence, I guess so. Arsenal were impossibly comfortable for an hour, before Leicester tried to get physical and turn it into a basketball match. From that point we had […]

Hello all. In this podcast we look back at the Villa game,a quick glance at the City defeat and a moan about children and their football jargon on twitter. Pedantic George.

Back in the early days of the Emirates, Wenger’s Arsenal gave the word “brave” a new meaning, at least in football terms. For some, bravery will always be about barrelling into the 50-50s and putting your face in harm’s way like Phil Jones.  But for us, as we honed the short passing game that endures […]