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Amy Lawrence and Art de Roché join Ian Stone to look ahead to Arsenal’s trip to Fulham on Saturday.
The panel hear from The Athletic’s Guillermo Rai on how Mikel Merino has been so effective for Spain, they discuss how Arsenal can bring the best out of him, what Odegaard’s injury could mean for Nwaneri’s playing time and if the Gunners can improve their away record at mid-table teams.
Plus Christian Mosquera’s impressive start for the club, Jack Wilshere’s appointment as Luton Town Manager and we hear a moving story from Kevin in California in the latest instalment of ‘Up Your Arsenal’.
Producer: Robby Williams
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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone for part two of this week’s mailbag episode, answering listener questions.
The panel choose their dream Arsenal 5-a-side team, the signing of the season so far, if Mikel Arteta dyes his hair and more.
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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone for part one of this week’s mailbag show answering listener questions.
The panel discuss what’s next for Andrea Berta after a busy summer, which player from the past they would replace Saka with, what type of office stationary would Arteta be, which three Arsenal player’s would be most fun on a night out and much more.
Part two coming Tuesday.
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Adrian Clarke and Art de Roché join Ian Stone to discuss how Arsenal have evolved under Mikel Arteta.
The panel discuss how the Arsenal manager’s tactics have progressed since he took charge, including the use of bounce passes this season, how the football has become more enjoyable, the side’s outstanding ability at set pieces and the Gunner’s defensive strength and squad depth.
Plus, David Raya’s new contract, news of the potential expansion of The Emirates stadium, the match day atmosphere at home games, and we hear from Bene in Vienna in the latest instalment of ‘Up Your Arsenal’.
Producers: Robby Williams & Jay Beale
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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to look back on Arsenal’s 2-0 victory against West Ham at The Emirates to leave Arsenal top of the League going into the October international break.
The panel discuss the routine nature of Arsenal’s performance, Martin Odegaard’s poor luck with injury, Martin Zubimendi’s impressive display off the bench, Declan Rice winning player of the match, Viktor Gyokeres’s form so far this season and new contract talks for Jurrien Timber.
Plus, they celebrate the fantastic achievements of Mikel Arteta and Bukayo Saka as they celebrate the milestones of 300 games managed and 200 Premier League appearances for Arsenal respectively.
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Amy Lawrence and Art de Roché join Ian Stone to reflect on Arsenal’s 2-0 victory against Olympiacos in this season’s first Champions League game at home.
The panel discuss Arsenal’s incredible depth, the challenges Arteta will face managing the squad, the excellence of David Raya, Gyökeres’s improved performances, Martin Odegaard’s terrific display and potential return to form.
Plus, a look ahead to the match against West Ham at The Emirates on Saturday, Mikel Arteta’s impact on Arsenal as he approaches his 300th match in charge and we hear from Angie in Romford in the latest instalment of ‘Up Your Arsenal’.
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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on Arsenal’s cathartic last minute 2-1 victory against Newcastle at St. James’s Park.
The panel discuss the significance of the victory, Arteta’s attacking approach to the game amidst recent narratives of setting up negatively, and the standout performances of Jurrien Timber, Declan Rice and Mikel Merino amongst others.
There’s analysis of the controversial refereeing decisions, praise for Martin Odegaard’s cameo, and love for the limbs in the away end.
There’s also chat about the significance of William Saliba’s new 5-year contract, a look ahead to Arsenal’s Champions League match against Olympiacos at The Emirates on Wednesday, and a tribute to former Arsenal academy forward Billy Vigar who sadly passed away last week.
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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on a professional performance in Arsenal’s 2-0 win away to Port Vale in the Carabao Cup.
The panel discuss the class of Eberechi Eze’s first Arsenal goal, Max Dowman’s impressive cameo, yet another contribution from Leandro Trossard from the bench and Myles Lewis-Skelly’s adjustment to less minutes this season after his whirlwind debut campaign last year.
They also discuss Arsenal’s current injury problems after Madueke’s knee injury and Arsenal Women being awarded Team of the Year at this year’s Balon D’or ceremony.
Plus, a look ahead to a huge match against Newcastle at St James’ Park this weekend, and we hear from Bill in Malibu in the latest instalment of ‘Up Your Arsenal’.
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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on a frustrating but potentially vital 1-1 draw at home to Manchester City.
The panel discuss both the positives and negatives of the draw, recognising how good Manchester City really are, Arteta's a cautious approach, whether the starting lineup was the correct one and the attacking substitutions that helped rescue a point.
Plus, a look ahead to Arsenal’s Carabao Cup game away to Port Vale on Wednesday.
Produced by Robby Williams.
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Art de Roché and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on Arsenal’s 2-0 win away to Athletic Club to begin their Champions League campaign.
The panel chat about the team’s tricky start to the game, the amazing atmosphere in Bilbao, Arsenal’s impregnable defence and their “finishers” from the bench as Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard made the difference.
Plus, a look ahead to another massive game in the Premier League as Arsenal take on Manchester City at the Emirates on Sunday and we hear from David in Dublin in the latest instalment of ‘Up Your Arsenal’.
Produced by Robby Williams
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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on a near perfect afternoon for Arsenal as they breezed past Nottingham Forest 3-0 at The Emirates.
The panel chat about how much there was to enjoy from the performance, the amount of options Arsenal now have, and how much this team has evolved since last season.
They also discuss the excellent performances across the pitch but particularly those from the new signings Madueke, Zubimendi, Eze and Gyökeres.
Plus, a look ahead to Arsenal’s Champions League opener away to Athletic Bilbao on Tuesday night.
Produced by Robby Williams.
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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone for a special mailbag episode, catching up on the international break and answering your questions.
The panel discuss Madueke's impressive performance vs Serbia, Nottingham Forest swapping Nuno for Ange, whether Andrea Berta's first six months at the club have changed how Edu's legacy is viewed, which player would make the best mayor, and those that would make the cut in Amy's acid jazz band.
Plus more film trilogy chat, a look ahead to Forest on Saturday, the latest Up Your Arsenal segment featuring Rodrigo from Brazil and much, much more.
Produced by Jay Beale.
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Adrian Clarke and Art de Roché join Ian Stone to discuss Arsenal 4-1 opening day win against London City Lionesses in the WSL, highlights from the men's players during the International Break, William Saliba’s injury and Gabriel Martinelli’s struggles of late.
Plus, the panel answer your questions in the latest Handbrake Mailbag.
Produced by Robby Williams.
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Amy Lawrence and Art de Roché join Ian Stone to discuss the fallout post Liverpool, the validity of some of the narratives that have surfaced since, Arteta’s perception in the media, the transfer window and Andrea Berta’s impact since arriving.
There's also chat about movie sequels with various tangents after Art watched The Godfather Part's 1 & 2 (can you tell it's the international break?).
Plus, we hear from Mike in Melbourne in the latest instalment of our new feature 'Up Your Arsenal'.
Produced by Robby Williams.
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Amy Lawrence, Art de Roché and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on Arsenal’s narrow 1-0 defeat to Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday.
They discuss the cautious approach from both teams, Arsenal’s lack of game changers, the latest impact injuries, how the new signings are adjusting, and the media narrative of Arsenal’s performance being boring. They touch on Eze’s debut, Martinelli’s difficulties, and there’s praise for the performances of Mosquera, Calafiori and Madueke.
Plus, discussions around Arsenal’s injury issues, the Champions League draw and deadline day incomings and outgoings.
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Amy Lawrence, Art de Roché and James McNicholas join Ian Stone to continue basking in the good feelings around Eze’s signing, they discuss the potential arrival of left footed defender (Arteta’s favourite) Piero Hincapie, potential departures of Jakub Kiwior and Reiss Nelson, and the overall financial value of the first team squad.
The quality of Hale End and Max Dowman are also discussed and of course, they look ahead to the big game at Anfield on Sunday.
Plus, we start a new feature on the pod called ‘Up Your Arsenal’ with South African fan Andre first up.
Producer: Robby Williams
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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on Eberechi Eze’s unveiling as an Arsenal player before the 5-0 demolition of Leeds in the first match at the Emirates this season.
The panel chat about their favourite parts of Arsenal’s heartwarming announcement of Eze’s signing and his fantastic reception at the Emirates, and they pay tribute to Ian Wright including how lucky we are to have him as an ambassador with calls for a long overdue statue.
They also discuss Jurrien Timber's stellar performance and his importance in the team, the Victor Gyökeres’s show and his first goals for the Arsenal, and the debut of Max Dowman at 15 years old.
Plus the Ødegaard and Saka injuries, the atmosphere at the Emirates and remaining transfer activity.
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Arsenal look to have hijacked Eberechi Eze's proposed move to Spurs. The Athletic's David Ornstein has reported that a deal has been reached in principle, with the Crystal Palace no.10 on the cusp of returning to the club he spent part of his youth career.
Amy Lawrence, James McNicholas, and Art de Roché join Ian Stone to revel in the news, discussing the romance of the deal, the various factors that lead to it happening, what he’ll bring to Arsenal, and of course, have a laugh at Spurs' expense.
The bad news is that the transfer may have been actioned in part due to an injury to Kai Havertz, the panel consider the impact his omission could have on Arsenal's season.
Plus, a new contract for Leandro Trossard, the PFA Award winners, and a look ahead to Leeds on Saturday.
Produced by Robby Williams.
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Amy Lawrence and Adrian Clarke join Ian Stone to reflect on Arsenal's battling 1-0 victory over Manchester United in their season opener at Old Trafford.
The panel dissect a disappointing performance, including the difficulties Mikel Arteta's side faced on the day, struggling to take advantage in transition and being caught out at the back.
Plus, the impressive and vitally important performance from David Raya, and favourite smash-and-grab victories over the years.
Producer: Robby Williams
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Amy Lawrence sat down with Mikel Arteta for an exclusive interview ahead of the new campaign. On today’s Handbrake Off, we hear the conversation, before Amy, Adrian Clarke and Ian Stone reflect on the chat.
Arteta spoke about his approach to integrating young players into the first team, his evolution as a manager, the difficulties he faces when making decisions that affect players, plus much more.
The panel also look ahead to Arsenal’s season opener against Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday. With focus on our tricky trips there in the past, the threat Manchester United currently hold, and how Arsenal may approach the game.
Plus there's a discussion around Oleksandr Zinchenko’s new chapter in his autobiography, where he sheds light on the difficulties he’s experienced since dropping out of the first team.
Produced by Robby Williams.
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