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Arsenal's trip to Newcastle was a tough watch, and Tony Doe breaks it all down. Was it fatigue, or were we just off the pace? Plus, we dive into the Premier League's latest decision to police player celebrations, has football lost its passion? Tune in for an in-depth Arsenal analysis, sharp takes on the game's biggest talking points, and plenty of Gunner spirit.

Arsenal fans, how are we feeling? The Gunners are still in the hunt for silverware, but can they overcome squad depth issues and injuries to go all the way? Tony Doe dives into Arsenal's fight across the Premier League, Champions League, and Carabao Cup.  Plus, we break down Miles Lewis-Skelly's breakout performance against Manchester City. Has Mikel Arteta unlocked another Hale End gem? And could England boss Thomas Tuchel have found his left-back solution?  Connect:email: upgunnerspodcast@gmail.com  Twitter: @UpGunnersNG  Instagram: @UpGunnersNG  Facebook: @UpGunnersNG

This week on Up Gunners, Tony Doe unpacks the painful FA Cup third-round exit against Manchester United. From Gabriel Jesus' injury to Bruno Fernandes' dagger of a goal, Arsenal's missteps in knockout football are on full display.We also delve into the aftermath: Kai Havertz's tough night and the harsh criticism he's faced online. Let's discuss how we, as Arsenal fans, can hold players accountable without crossing the line into abuse.As we prepare to face Spurs, we reflect on what it means to be a Gunner, carrying scars, enduring heartbreak, and yet always finding hope for the battles ahead.Got something to share? Reach out via email at upgunnerspodcast@gmail.com or connect with us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram @UpGunnersNG.Listen now, and let's rebuild the fight together!

In this episode of Up Gunners, Tony Doe dives into Arsenal's recent challenges, not just in terms of results, but the team's missing flair and attacking rhythm. He reflects on what made fans fall in love with Arsenal in the first place, the style, the excitement, and the joy of watching an attacking team play. Despite the setbacks, Tony also discusses Arsenal's proud community work with Adidas and the No More Red initiative, emphasizing the importance of safe spaces, youth empowerment, and community role models. Is it only about winning, or is there something more? Listen as we explore this pivotal moment in Arsenal's season.

In this episode of Up Gunners, Tony Doe breaks down Mikel Arteta's surprising excuse after Arsenal's 2-0 Carabao Cup semi-final loss to Newcastle. From talk about the match ball to the team's ongoing depth issues, Tony analyzes the wahala behind Arsenal's missed chances and the way forward. He also talks about Tomas Rosicky's potential return as Sporting Director and what it could mean for the club's future. If you're a true Arsenal fan, you won't want to miss this one! #COYG

Tony Doe breaks down Arsenal's gritty 1-0 win over Ipswich, Kai Havertz's surprising season form, and the rise of young talent Miles Lewis-Skelly. He reflects on Bukayo Saka's inspiring recovery message, Santi Cazorla's nostalgic return, and the club's unique One Club Mindset as featured in the new docuseries The Art of Progress. Join Tony as he celebrates Arsenal's culture, resilience, and ambition! #COYG

In this episode, we dive into Arsenal's festive fixtures, with a special focus on Saka's heartbreaking injury and what it means for the team. Despite the setback, we look at the upcoming Ipswich match at the Emirates, dissecting Arteta's tactical options and why we remain optimistic. With Arsenal's proud Boxing Day record, we reflect on the tradition of December 27th matches and what this year's challenge could hold. Listen now for a Gooner's perspective on how Arsenal will keep the festive spirit alive!

This episode looks at Arsenal's recent struggles on the pitch. Tony Doe breaks down the team's tactical and personnel issues, from relying too much on Odegaard to the need for a more clinical striker. He also shares solutions Arteta can explore to turn things around. Don't miss this insightful breakdown, listen now!

In this episode of Up Gunners, we explore the frustrations and hopes surrounding Arsenal's current season. We talk about Arteta's tactical tinkering, the need for a proper striker, and whether the team can still compete for the Premier League title. Can Arteta's bold risks pay off, or is time running out? Listen for a real talk on what's not clicking at the Emirates and what needs to change for Arsenal to finally take the next step forward.

Arsenal secured a commanding 2-0 win over Manchester United at the Emirates, handing United's new manager, Ruben Amorim, his first defeat.This episode celebrates Arsenal's new backbone of strength, creativity, and unity, proving they're built for long-term success under Arteta's leadership.

Join us as we explore Arsenal's thrilling journey under Arteta's reign. We delve into Gabriel's aerial dominance, Jorginho's charismatic influence, and the squad's adaptability. With December's challenges ahead, find out why Arsenal fans have every reason to stay optimistic.

Arsenal dazzled in Lisbon with a stunning 1-5 victory over Sporting in the Champions League. Martinelli kicked things off, Havertz added a beauty, and Big Gabi's cheeky nod to Gyokeres stole the show. Saka and Trossard rounded it off in style.  Rio Ferdinand couldn't hold back his praise, calling it a performance that screams, we belong here! We break down Saka's captain-worthy brilliance, Timber's claim to the right-back spot, and the Partey-Rice combo debate.  Can Arsenal carry this momentum back home? Let's ramble about it!

Arsenal dazzled in a commanding 3-0 victory over Nottingham Forest, securing their 2000th top-flight win and marking Mikel Arteta's 250th game in charge. From Bukayo Saka's stunning opener to Thomas Partey's long-range rocket and Ethan Nwaneri's historic debut goal, this match showcased dominance, depth, and the future of the team.We break down Ethan's record-breaking performance, Odegaard's return to midfield mastery, and the squad's impressive rotation. Plus, we reflect on Manchester City's shocking five-game losing streak and the irony of Erling Haaland's struggles.Next stop: Champions League action in Portugal. Can Arsenal keep this momentum rolling? 🎙️ Connect with us:  📧 Email: upgunnerspodcast@gmail.com  🐦 Twitter: @UpGunnersNG  📘 Facebook: UpGunners NG  📸 Instagram: UpGunners NG  #UpGunners

In this episode, I'm joined by my brother and die-hard Gooner, Keji "Kshow" Sowoolu, who dives right into Arsenal's recent struggles—and he doesn't hold back! From structural gaps to team motivation, Kshow reveals the issues holding the club back, especially in defence. With Odegaard out at the season's start, Arsenal seemed strong, but the mounting injuries have exposed a deeper need for balance and cohesion.Kshow also sheds light on Edu's departure and what it means for Arteta's role moving forward. Could Arteta's growing influence tip the balance too far? And just as the Champions League clash with Inter Milan looms, Odegaard returns to bolster the squad. Will his creative spark make the difference? Don't miss this breakdown of what lies ahead for Arsenal!Listen!

Arsenal's 1-0 loss to Newcastle has left fans questioning the team's title ambitions, with a lack of creativity and a struggling attack stealing the headlines. As pressure mounts on Mikel Arteta, many are wondering how much longer supporters will tolerate inconsistency, especially with crucial matches against Chelsea and Inter Milan looming. Gary Neville sees a glimmer of hope, suggesting this setback might be the wake-up call the team needs, while Ian Wright warns that the Gunners miss Martin Ødegaard's influence, urging for a more energetic and unpredictable approach to reignite their season. With the stakes higher than ever, Arsenal must regroup and deliver results to keep their title hopes alive.

Arsenal fan and commentator Buchi breaks down the Preston match, sharing his thoughts on Arteta's big decisions, including letting Emile Smith Rowe and Fabio Vieira go to make room for rising star Ethan Nwaneri, now 17.Buchi highlights Jakub Kiwior's underrated value in defense and urges Sterling to step up, as Arsenal tackles recent defensive slips. Injury updates keep us on edge for Gabriel, Calafiori, and Ødegaard as the team prepares for a tough match against Newcastle.With a focus on youth development and Arsenal's commitment to nurturing future stars, we're looking ahead in the title race. Subscribe, and join the conversation!

We celebrate Mikel Arteta's transformation of Arsenal, focusing on his impressive 14-game unbeaten streak against top teams. Arteta's tactical adaptability and resilience have made Arsenal a tough competitor, shifting the narrative from being an easy target.As we look ahead to the Carabao Cup match against Preston North End, we discuss squad updates, including positive news on Gabriel's injury and the return of William Saliba. With Arteta likely to give chances to younger players like Ethan Nwaneri, it's an exciting opportunity to assert dominance in the cup.

In this episode, we discuss Arsenal's injury updates as they prepare for a crucial match against Liverpool. Key players like Bukayo Saka and Martin Ødegaard may return, but their fitness remains uncertain. We also explore the challenges posed by William Saliba's suspension and the pressure on Gabriel Jesus to regain his form. We analyze how Mikel Arteta might adapt his tactics for this pivotal clash. And… we reflect on Arsène Wenger's comments about Harry Kane, showing the importance of trophies over loyalty in football.

In this episode, we break down Arsenal's frustrating 2-0 loss to Bournemouth. Key moments include Saliba's game-changing red card, missed opportunities by Trossard and Martinelli, and the overall impact of Odegaard and Saka's absence. We also discuss Arteta's post-match reactions, Declan Rice's call-out on recurring mistakes, and the team's struggles to find creativity after the red card. Plus, we touch on the growing calls for young talent Ethan Nwaneri to get more game time and the ongoing drama with the women's team following Jonas Eidevall's resignation.Follow Us  Twitter/Facebook/Instagram: @UpGunnersNG

We shine a spotlight on Arsenal's standout performer, Bukayo Saka. From a teenager carrying the weight of the team to a world-class leader at just 23, Saka has solidified his role as the star of Arsenal's best squad in two decades. We talk about what makes him exceptional—from his fearless play to his inspiring consistency for club and country. We also touch on the rising fan admiration for Kai Havertz, his impact on and off the pitch, and the evolving role of Gabriel Jesus in the squad. Plus, exciting updates on Mikel Arteta's coaching team, committed to building Arsenal's bright future.