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02:19

Mean defence means Heinze

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2025/07/04

In a surprising move, Arsenal have recruited former Manchester United defender Gabriel Heinze to join Mikel Arteta's coaching staff. Heinze, known for his tenacity on the field, brings his experience to the Gunners, replacing Carlos Cuesta, who has moved on to manage Italian side Parma. At 47, Heinze arrives with a mixed managerial record from his time leading various clubs in Argentina, including Godoy Cruz, Argentinos Juniors, Vélez Sarsfield, and Newell's Old Boys. While his teams didn't

05:15

Goalkeepers of Arsenal’s past rated R

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2025/07/03

In this episode, we delve into the journey of Rúnar Alex Rúnarsson, tracing his path from the Arsenal reserves to becoming a vital component at FC Copenhagen. Signed in February 2024, Rúnar now serves as a reliable backup goalkeeper, playing a crucial role in the team's successful 2024–25 Danish Superliga and Cup campaigns. Despite limited matchday appearances, Rúnar has made his mark with vital contributions, including a UEFA Conference League appearance and several Superliga matches. With a

04:55

Andrea Berta - a precise driver behind the wheel

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2025/07/03

Join us as we explore the illustrious career of Andrea Berta, the newly appointed Sporting Director of Arsenal. Known for his understated yet impactful presence, Berta's journey from banking to football leadership has been nothing short of remarkable. Career Journey & Achievements: Early Career (2002–2012): From managing a bank branch in Italy to making waves as the Sporting Director at AC Carpenedolo, Berta quickly transitioned into football, leading Parma through relegation and promotion,

03:10

Arsenal Kepa Us Waiting Long Enough!

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2025/07/03

Kepa Arrizabalaga, once the world's most expensive goalkeeper, embarks on a new chapter at Arsenal. Known for his rollercoaster journey at Chelsea, Kepa's career has been marked by dramatic highs and challenging lows. His recent loan spells at Real Madrid and Bournemouth saw him regain consistent form, showcasing his capability with numerous clean sheets and impressive saves. Arsenal secured Kepa with a £5 million release clause, and he joins the team as a solid backup to David Raya. Wearing

03:06

Bournemouth defeat not unexpected

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2025/05/04

In this episode, we delve into Arsenal's recent 2-1 home defeat against Bournemouth, a result that seemed almost inevitable given the looming second-leg clash with PSG in the Champions League. Despite fielding a strong lineup, the team struggled to focus, highlighting a common challenge faced by clubs when balancing league commitments with high-stakes European fixtures.As Arsenal's league form falters, jeopardizing their second-place standing and even Champions League qualification, fans remain

02:54

Arsenal Bigger Than Notorious B.I.G. if Isak Is...

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2025/04/15

Arsenal are in the market for a striker, and all signs point to Alexander Isak. Ian Wright says even Saliba and Gabriel are begging Arteta to bring him in after a nightmare season defending against him. Plus—Real Madrid are talking remontada. Can the Gunners finish the job in Spain and then turn to the transfer window with intent? This episode dives into all the drama with cannon fire.🔴 Transfer rumours ⚪ Champions League tension 🔴 Tactical insight ⚪ And the striker who could change

02:48

Arsenal 1-1 Brentford

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2025/04/12

Arsenal's Premier League title challenge seems to be slipping away, with only two wins in their last seven league games. Manager Mikel Arteta's frequent changes, with five alterations per match, indicate a shift in priorities.In their latest match, Declan Rice's impressive 70-yard run set up Thomas Partey to give Arsenal the lead, suggesting a routine victory was on the cards. However, Wissa's clever equalizer exposed defensive frailties as goalkeeper Raya struggled to respond effectively. The game

04:31

Officiating costs Arsenal again!

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2025/04/05

In this episode, we delve into Arsenal's strategic team selection ahead of their crucial Champions League clash against Real Madrid. With a surprise lineup featuring Sterling and Kiwior, the latter stepping in for the injured Gabriel, Mikel Arteta showcases his tactical prowess. Ben White joins the ranks, while Timber moves to the bench due to a recent knock.The episode highlights Sterling's pivotal role in setting up Trossard's opening goal, a display of Arsenal's attacking flair. Despite

03:45

Champs League delight

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2025/03/13

Arsenal secured their place in the Champions League quarter-finals with a commanding 9-3 aggregate victory over PSV Eindhoven, following a 2-2 draw at the Emirates Stadium. The Gunners had already established a dominant lead with a 7-1 win in the first leg, and this match was about finishing the job.Early on, Oleksandr Zinchenko capitalized on a Raheem Sterling setup to put Arsenal ahead. However, PSV responded with Ivan Perisic equalizing in the 18th minute. Despite further pressure from PSV,

02:25

Man U 1-1 Arsenal

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2025/03/13

In this episode, we delve into Arsenal's recent encounter at Old Trafford, where a lack of penetration and setpiece execution were pivotal in the final outcome. Despite Rice's unstoppable goal from Timber's pass, Manchester United's Onana remained largely untested, save for a close attempt by substitute Martinelli. The match highlighted Arsenal's cleverly worked but poorly delivered setpieces, raising questions about the team's quality and fatigue. Fan frustrations regarding squad rotation come into

03:52

Arsenal 0-1 West Ham

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2025/02/23

In this episode, we delve into the controversial sending off of Lewis-Skelly, which was deemed justified by VAR. Despite the referee initially issuing a yellow card, the youngster's foul on Kudus was seen as denying a clear goalscoring opportunity, leading to a red card that won't be overturned. We discuss whether Lewis-Skelly's decision was the right one, considering Arsenal's subsequent performance with ten men.We also explore the broader implications for Arsenal's season, highlighting the

03:45

Good, bad & ugly views

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2025/02/12

In a thought-provoking episode, former Manchester United star Paul Scholes critiques Arsenal's style of play, describing it as "really boring." Scholes questions the performance of an Arsenal key player, igniting debates among fans and pundits. Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta defends his team's approach, emphasizing the importance of results over style in their pursuit of success.Amidst this controversy, Arsenal faces a deepening injury crisis as top scorer Kai Havertz suffers a suspected hamstring

03:13

Arsenal 5-1 Man City

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2025/02/02

The second half of the match was full of unexpected twists, with Arsenal displaying remarkable resilience and skill. Erling Haaland's equalizer for City came as no surprise, as he capitalized on a well-placed cross to level the score. However, it was Arsenal's response that truly stood out.Thomas Partey seized an opportunity from a stray Foden pass, launching a shot that deflected off John Stones to restore Arsenal's lead. The Gunners continued to dominate, with young talent Myles Lewis-Skelly

03:22

All happening at Arsenal FC

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2025/01/30

Arsenal's January transfer window heats up as the club eyes Bayern Munich's young forward, Mathys Tel, amid recent offensive struggles. The 19-year-old Frenchman seeks more playing time, making Arsenal a potential destination. However, negotiations could be complex, with Bayern open to a permanent transfer for the right offer.In addition to Tel, Arsenal's pursuit of Aston Villa's Ollie Watkins faces a roadblock. Villa manager Unai Emery is determined to retain the 29-year-old forward, despite

05:23

Wolves 0-1 Arsenal

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2025/01/26

In a match filled with drama and controversy, Califiori emerged as the game-changer with a technically brilliant strike after coming on as a substitute. Despite a shaky first half, Arsenal showcased resilience and significantly improved their performance in the second half against Wolves. Declan Rice stood out with an impressive display, but once again, VAR and refereeing decisions dominated the narrative.The game saw Gomes sent off, raising questions about the consistency of refereeing decisions

01:57

Timber’s the best Saliba replacement

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2025/01/20

In the aftermath of Arsenal's match against Villa, a debate has emerged over who should fill the void left by the injured Saliba. The author argues that Timber is the ideal candidate, citing his defensive prowess against Villa's Ollie Watkins. In contrast, JustArsenal.com suggests Kiwior is more suitable, though the author believes Watkins would have outpaced him. The discussion also touches on Arsenal's overall defensive performance, highlighting the team's ability to contain one of the league's

04:26

Gunners go for Cesco

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2025/01/19

In this episode, we delve into Arsenal's pressing need for a prolific striker, spotlighting the Slovenian sensation Benjamin Šeško as the ideal candidate. Despite Leandro Trossard's impressive assists, the Gunners' lack of a consistent goal-scorer was evident against Villa, highlighting the urgency for reinforcements. With Barcelona eyeing Šeško, Arsenal must act swiftly to secure his signature before the summer. We explore the dynamic qualities Šeško brings to the table, drawing comparisons to

04:10

You Are Not A Loan: Sesko But Make Room For Zubi

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2025/01/17

Welcome to another exciting episode of Loose Cannon, where we delve into Arsenal's latest transfer buzz. Today, we focus on the potential acquisition of Real Sociedad's Martín Zubimendi and its implications for Arsenal's midfield dynamics. Arsenal is reportedly leading the race to sign Zubimendi, known as the 'Gen-Z Sergio Busquets,' with his impressive passing skills and composure. The 25-year-old could bring the stability Arsenal has been craving in the No. 6 role, possibly allowing Declan Rice to

03:16

Vlahovic or Sesko to replace injured Jesus?

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2025/01/16

Welcome back to "The Loose Cannon," your go-to podcast for all things Arsenal, bringing you the latest news and discussions from the Emirates Stadium. In this episode, we celebrate a well-deserved win over local rivals, Spurs, and delve into a pressing issue affecting the Arsenal community: the online abuse directed at Kai Havertz. Kai Havertz, who joined Arsenal from Chelsea in July 2023, has faced criticism and online abuse despite his commitment on the field. In response, teammate Declan Rice has

03:18

Nico or not?

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2025/01/16

Welcome back, Gooners, to the Loose Cannon Arsenal FC podcast! In this episode, we delve into the latest transfer buzz surrounding Nico Williams, the 21-year-old Spanish sensation from Athletic Bilbao. With his incredible pace and dribbling skills, could he be Arsenal's next big signing? Join us as we discuss insights from transfer guru Fabrizio Romano and explore how Nico could fit into Mikel Arteta's system. We analyze his potential impact on Arsenal's attacking lineup and the competition from

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