
Arsenal vs Brighton & Hove Albion

Positive, Aggressive Football From Freddie
In his first match as Arsenal’s new head coach, a 2-2 draw with Norwich, there were positive signs from Freddie Ljunberg’s first match as coach of Arsenal but there is still a long way to go. The team showed aggressive, attacking intent but there remains a lack of quality in some positions according to yours truly, Shotta and Blackburn George, the Arseblagger.
Here are some of the issues we discuss:
- Positives and negatives from Freddie’s first game
- Players who excelled and those who didn’t.
- Possible adjustments for next game
- Overcoming negative fans
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A New Dawn In Norwich City

No Quick Fix By Freddie As Interim Coach
In this latest edition of the Uncensored podcast, yours truly and Blackburn George conclude that so much damage has been done to Arsenal over the past 18 months, on and off the field, that there is no quick fix by Freddie as interim head coach. We urge cautious enthusiasm.
Here are some of the issues we discuss:
- How Raul Sanllehi will affect Freddie’s appointment?
- What must Freddie do to improve performances?
- What are his chances of getting the job full-time?
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Goodbye Emery, What Now?

A very good morning one and all.
After last night absolutely abysmal display, who would have thought we would be calling it a good morning? But good morning it is.
I was going to do a match review , pap on about our awful form, lack of style and the worst run of results since 1992,but no need, Things have changed, Unai Emery and all of his staff have been sacked. “Don Raul” and his gang of gimps have finally been forced to pull the trigger. The inevitable has happened, but these executives have a lot to answer for. Not a single one of them comes out of this smelling of roses. In the celebration that Emery has gone, we must not lose sight of the total incompetence displayed my these carpetbaggers.
Now the discussion moves on to who come next?
We all have the chance to display our total expertise in selecting and appointing a successor.
The usual names will be thrown into ring.
Allegri
Ancelotti
Benitez
Pochettino
Rodgers
Vieira
Arteta
Nuno Espírito Santo
Henry
and so on.
We will all be sure we know who it should be and also who it shouldn’t be.
Let’s look for a moment what we would like. We need a coach that has a vision, an attacking philosophy that matches our established brand, that the players will respect and give 100% to, great communication skills, is universally respected, fluent linguist , in other words, someone like Arsene Wenger. Of course it can’t be Arsene, that ship has sailed and he won’t be seen again at the club, in any capacity. The problem is there is no one that matches that profile. All of them will have some of those qualities but none will have them all.
I could go through all of them and say why I don’t like that particular one, or why I like some more than others, but seriously, who cares? The problem is I would actually trust my judgement more that the chancers that will make the decision, and that isn’t because I have a clue, just that they don’t.
Anyway, i’ll just say my preference would be to be bold and go for Mikel Arteta.
Arsenal vs Eintracht Frankfurt match preview
Good day all. It’s the penultimate round of Europa League group fixtures this evening with Arsenal hosting Eintracht Frankfurt at the Emirates Stadium in a contest that is key to the progress of both sides.Only When Arsenal Fans Boycott The Emirates
Raul Sanllehi will take no action to replace Unai Emery until fans begin to boycott the Emirates Stadium and refuse to purchase Arsenal merchandise. That is the considered view of Blackburn George (@arseblagger) and yours truly in this the November 24th edition of the Uncensored Arsenal Podcast. Almost every big twitter account, blogger and YouTuber are now convinced that Emery must go. But even after drawing 2-2 with Southampton, the 19th team in the league, Raul is determined to hang unto Emery. Why?
Similarly he is determined to keep the legendary David O’Leary, who is a real football-man, off the Board. So much so that that Sir Chips Keswick, who is chairman, and Lord Harris, director, are reportedly willing to quit because of feeling they are merely being treated as figureheads. How are the two connected?
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Saints Debacle.

Good morning all.
I was about to sit down an attempt to write a blog about the horror show that was Arsenal yesterday, and is Arsenal every week, when I saw that my old Ally Shotta had done one. Having read it I realised I couldn’t improve on it, so I suggest you read this.
then nip over and discuss it in his comments section.
Shotta and I will be doing a podcast latter today and it will be available on both sites.
Speak latter.
Arsenal vs Southampton

Arsenal Prediction – 10th In the League
In this edition of the Uncensored Arsenal podcast, yours truly and the Arseblagger, Blackburn George, predict what was previously unthinkable; that on current form, under manager Unai Emery, Arsenal is likely to come 10th in the Premier League. In analyzing the club’s poor performance versus Leicester as part of a 19 game trend, we see no light at the end of the tunnel until and unless the club hierarchy make a change in management.
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