Matthew is joined by Anita to reflect on Arsenal's 22-23 season as a whole now the dust has settled. They look back at what changed for the better, ponder what went wrong at season's end, and look forward to what needs to be addressed in the transfer market. More at dailycannon.com

Join Stephen and Paul as they discuss how Arsenal have managed to turn two old embittered fans into fonts of enthusiasm, that the 3-2 over Manchester United was easier than it seemed, and that waiting for Manchester City to go on their inevitable 10 game winning streak might last a while

Matthew is joined by Paul to reflect on a comfortable win away at Wolves, and extending our lead at the top of the League. We briefly touch on losing to Brighton in a game we didn't particularly want to win in the EFL cup, the previous stroll at Stamford Bridge, and the league table as it stands. Plus we talk transfer priorities and the challenges of the World Cup interregnum.

Matthew is joined by Stephen, after a spell in the treatment room, to look back at the 5-0 romp against Nottingham Forest. They talk substitutes, squad strengthening and the bigger picture, while rejoicing at the feelgood factor rolling on. Plus they look forward to Zurich and visiting Stamford Bridge, and look more broadly at the EPL as is, and Arsenal's longer term strategy.

Matthew is joined by Helen, Lana and Paul to bask in the warm afterglow of a comfortable North London derby win. We talk contrasting tactics, growing confidence, and this season's diversity of goal threat. Plus we enjoy Arsenal Women's great season start, look forward to Liverpool and look at how much of bullet Guardiola dodged in missing out on Harry Kane

Matthew & Paul get together to discuss Arsenal's emphatic win over Brentford and compare the view from the tv to the view from the stands. We talk twitter player banter, tactical domination and diversity of goal threat. Plus we celebrate the impact of newer young players and the record breaking debut of a less new - but considerably younger - kid on the block.

Matthew & Paul reflect on yet another defeat at Old Trafford, with lots of familiar aspects but with some encouraging differences. They reflect on goals conceded and chances missed, dubious punditry, impressive performances and fine margins. And inevitably the latest nadir of the PGMOL's implementation of VAR across this weekend's matches gets a mention....

Matthew & Paul discuss the end of the transfer window, both from an Arsenal perspective and where it leads us, and more widely around the league. They also look back at a harder than they should have been victories over a surprisingly sour Aston Villa and (briefly) Fulham, and look forward to the annual walking wounded trip to Old Trafford...and wonder why anyone cares about what Richard Keys says.

Matthew and Paul enjoy a recap of Arsenal beating Bournemouth, give some love to the new boys (and Martin Odegaard) and look at the continued evolution of Arsenal's defensive set up. Plus we discuss what's going on at Chelsea, Manchester United signing Casimero and wonder if Arsenal's real aim is top three rather than top four.

Matthew, Paul & Sylvain talk about the win against Leicester City and what it tells us about the tactics and balance of the side going forward, laugh at the basket case that is Man Utd and wonder what Chelsea vs Spurs tells us about VAR. Plus they look forward to Bournemouth and discuss the impact of the Women's Euros and the development of the WSL and cast an initial eye on the upcoming season for Arsenal's Women.

Matthew & Paul look back at the 2-0 win at Selhurst Park and the performances of the new (and like a new signing) boys, before looking forward to the opening home game against Brendan Rodgers' side.  Plus further discussion about episodes 4-6 of All or Nothing, and revisiting the Auba departure. 

Matthew & Anita get together to look forward to the 22-23 season ahead of the visit to Crystal Palace. They talk transfers (and impending departures), differences to our last trip to Selhurst Park, and to expect for the season ahead. Plus, as both managed to watch the first 3 episodes of Amazon's All or Nothing on the day of their release, they discuss what caught their eye, and what it tells us about the team. 

Matthew & Lana touch base on the the summer signings (and give Fabio Vieira some love), ponder the plan for Pepe, and look forwards by looking back at some of the not so dearly departed. Plus, they talk about the Women's Euros, Barcelona's transfer madness and Manchester United's transfer confusion are all on the agenda.

Matthew & Paul get together to reflect on the qualities of surprise arrival Fabio Vieira and the long expected but still not official Gabriel Jesus, while also running their eye over the increasingly unlikely Raphina, the holding pattern Tielemans and possible Ten Hag loyalist Lisandro Martinez. The also cover confirmed departures, the long list of likely leavers and the next loan army, while looking forward (slightly nervously) to getting the Amazon treatment...

Following on from Part 1, this time Matthew talks to podcast regular Paul and returning (Arsenal Friendly) Brentford fan Dave Powell (@powellds), to get perspectives both within and outside the matchgoing Arsenal fan base.  More end of season awards (including those for @BrentfordFC), a little schadenfreude, and a rather more serious chat about the Premier League, dirty money and how Real Madrid somehow managed to be the good guys this year.

Part one of the Daily Cannon Podcast end of season review, where Matthew is joined by Anita and Lana to give their main takeaways from the season, put their votes in for the Daily Cannon Podcast Awards, and cast an eye to next year. Plus, they celebrate Karim Benzema & Luca Modric's ageless seasons, and reflect on Real Madrid's astonishing Champions League season.

This week Matthew is joined by Anita, Helen & Paul to look back at the end of season day in the sun against Everton, talk about the atmosphere at the Emirates Stadium, and how we all feel now the dust has settled, and why. We also look forward to what the club needs to do next, and try to make sense of why so many of the players linked in the media seem to have to little in common with each other in terms of profile.

Matthew and Paul try to find catharsis in talking about back to back defeats at Tottenham and Newcastle, as well as asking how, why and what could we have done differently. We bemoan dodgy Spurs penalties, pi*s poor punditry and having all the defenders get injured at once, while looking forward to next steps (and at Teemu Pukki miracle...)

Matthew and Paul look back at the win over Leeds, praise Nketiah's ability to repeatedly close down goalies and try not to soil their undergarments ahead of Thursday's visit to the toilet bowl.  Plus we (almost) feel sorry for Man United (actually not at all), marvel at Real Madrid suddenly being the successful force for good, and try to work out how we feel about the attempts to give us an anthem.

Matthew and Paul enjoy looking at back to back victories over Chelsea & Man Utd, reflect on the madness of both games, and are pleased as punch for Bukayo, Emile & Eddie. We also laugh at Bruno Fernandes, enjoy the prospect of playing West Ham when they have no centre-halves, and hope Brendan Rodgers' Leicester City can remember to play until the final whistle against Spurs this time. Plus we give Xhaka and Mo some love.

Matthew, Paul and Lana get together to discuss the defeat at Crystal Palace, why it happened, and what the injuries mean for the way forward. We also talk strikers (particularly two ex Lyon heroes with contrasting fortunes), piss poor punditry and whether the kids may have to be supplemented by even younger kids!

On this week's podcast, Matthew is joined by Paul, Anita and Lyon-loving Lana to look back at beating Aston Villa, talk Mesut Ozil, Aubameyang and Lacazette while looking forward to future forwards (and wondering who they might be). Plus, we laugh at PSG, talk Mikel Arteta cojones and marvel at Rob Holding's advancing hairline.

Matthew and Paul look back at the comfortable win over Leicester City, rave over the Partey/Odegaard/Saka hub, and give some love to Xhaka/Laca for their selfless efforts.  We also look ahead to stiffer challenges on the horizon, speculate about tactical tweaks, and wonder what the situation at Chelsea means for the Premier League and club ownership going forwards.

Matthew is joined by Sylvain Jamet to talk about wins against Watford and Wolves and the women's wins against Reading and Birmingham, all while trying not to worry about war (although we discuss what that means for Chelsea FC).  We also talk tactical shifts, one-touch attacking and the race for the top 4, while we grab our popcorn for the continuing Man Utd fallout, and look at Everton, grateful for Arsenal ditching Usmanov.

Matthew and Paul look back at beating Brentford from on screen and in ground perspectives, and particularly look at the front four. We talk tactical shifts, transfer targets and the next exciting U23 yo.  Plus we inevitably touch on referees and ask what do Emile Smith Rowe & Kevin Campbell have in common...

Matthew and resident US sports (and tactics) expert Stephen Bradley look at what the LA Rams 'World Championship' and a recent state-side interview with Josh Kroenke says about KSE, how they operate and their plan for Arsenal - and how the transfer window fit into that plan. Plus we prove Arsenal's latest red card was wrong (morally AND technically), have our final say on the Auba situation, laugh at Spurs and look forward to Brentford. Get more at DailyCannon.com

Matthew and Paul return from Covid cancellations to discuss Arsenal's underwhelming (at best) transfer window. We look at the Auba situation from multiple angles, shrug our shoulders at the departure of squad fillers, and share what we've found out about Auston Trusty (A SIGNING!). 

Matthew and Paul force themselves to look back at the FA Cup exit against Forest, and look forward to the League Cup semi final - all while keeping an eye on the North London Derby. They ponder problem positions, agree on transfer priorities and wonder which government fast tracked vendor Liverpool got their PCR tests from - and somehow end up comparing the dearly departed Mesut Ozil to Colonel Walter E. Kurtz...

Matthew is joined by Helen and Paul to look back at the heart-breaking defeat against Manchester City and take stock in a bumper pod with a half hour on refs alone. After an initial 30 mins (skip if you like!) talking about match officials and why VAR isn't working (where Matthew is, remarkably, not leading the charge), we bask in the glow of the Arsenal evolution, and reflect on progress made. Plus we look at the striker situation, and wonder if any of them will still be here come the summer...

Matthew and Paul bask in the glow of an enjoyably easy late afternoon at Elland Road, revel in the continued development of the kids and marvel at Xhaka benefitting from refereeing leniency.  Plus we look forward to the EFL Cup and beyond, ponder the captaincy question, and wonder what Arteta's vision for for a future front-man is. 

Matthew is in late night radio mode as he flies solo this week, looking back on a surprisingly positive week for the club, squad and manager. He talks about the home wins against Southampton and West Ham and what we can take from recent xG figures, the Aubameyang issue, and how the kids are sharing the load.

On this week's delayed podcast, Matthew and Paul look back on a painful week to try to work out what went wrong and why. They ask why the senior players aren't providing more, where Arsenal get more goals from, and whether Nicolas Pepe is done as an Arsenal player.

Matthew is joined by special guest Ashley Gerlach to look back on a relatively comfortable win against the Newcastle and their as-yet unspent Saudi billions in their relegation battle. They also wonder if its time to give Mikel Arteta, Edu (and even Stan Kroenke) some credit for the clarity of and commitment to the new 'project'. Plus, we worry about Ralf in Manchester, scratch heads about Antonio down the Seven Sisters Road, and work out what the next transfer priorities need to be for the club.

Matthew is joined by Paul (and Anita, briefly) to look back at Arsenal somehow turning a 4-0 win over Watford into a narrow 1-0, and give some love to Ainsley Maitland-Niles, Benjamin White and (as per usual) Emile Smith Rowe. Plus we talk Josh Kroenke, Wenger revisionism, academy comebacks and the imperious women's team. For more Arsenal analysis and news updates, head over to DailyCannon.com or follow us on Twitter at: Daily Cannon, Lomekian, RocktheCasbah77, and Arsenalofka #arsenal #watford #premierleague #arsenaltactics #emilesmithrowe #saka #tactics #analysis

Matthew is joined by Helen and Paul this week to look back on an excellent victory at the King Power, and wax lyrical about the rise of Aaron Ramsdale. We also talk pleasant set-piece surprises, look forward to hosting Watford, and Helen takes great pleasure reporting from behind enemy lines on the inevitable fall of Nuno at Tottenham. Find more on dailycannon.com

Matthew and Anita look back the exciting performance against Aston Villa and the more functional victory over Leeds United, and discuss what we learned from the two. We talk tactical tweaks, transmitted energy and which of the second eleven helped their cause in the pursuit of more minutes. Plus we join the OGS fan club, and look forward to visiting Leicester.

Matthew and Paul discuss the mixed emotions of the 2-2 draw against Crystal Palace, try to work out what's not working, and look at possible tweaks. Plus we talk McArthur's unpunished assault on Bukayo Saka and the balance between on pitch and VAR officials, as well as further thoughts about a world cup every two years. And we send our best wishes to David Brooks following his recent cancer diagnosis. For more Arsenal analysis and news updates, head over to DailyCannon.com or follow us on Twitter.

Matthew and Stephen join forces to try to get their heads round the implications of the latest (and by far the biggest in financial terms) nation state buying their chunk of the sport we love. We talk sportswashing, the already murky waters (see Pod 164 with Joe Odell about our own sponsors) of the Premier League, governance and what it means for Arsenal specifically and English and European football generally.  We also look at why this is a whole other level to Manchester City and PSG both financially and morally, and why no-one should be having a go at Newcastle fans.

Matthew and Anita discuss Arsenal's draw at Brighton and what to make of it after the high of beating Tottenham. Plus, we talk Wenger's World Cup plans, and enjoy the women and academy teams rolling on with great results.

Matthew is joined by Helen and Paul to bask in the afterglow of putting our noisy neighbours, Tottenham Hotspur, back in their box, while also enjoying the first signs of Arteta-ball emerging. Plus, we find time to talk Arsenal new boys, the Hale End kids and the old heads, celebrate the increased unity between supporters and team, and (finally) have a good laugh at Harry Kane's expense. All to the tune of a new song.... For more Arsenal analysis and news updates, head over to Daily Cannon or follow us on Twitter (DailyCannon, Matthew, Paul, Helen) #arsenal #tottenham #saka #smithrowe #arsenaltactics #tactics #analysis More: 2 Arsenal players make Team of the Week after Spurs win Saka MOTM: Player ratings as Arsenal batter Tottenham 3-1

Matthew is joined by Anita to look back at a much needed narrow victory over Norwich, to look at how the new boys fitted in and together, and to ponder the best midfield combinations. Plus we give the women some more love, get a bit excited about Charlie Patino and friends, and look forward to the next run of fixtures.

This week Matthew is joined by Paul to enjoy Arsenal Women's 3-2 win against title rivals Chelsea, and to asses the men's team transfer window. Plus we they Ainsley Maitland-Niles, missing out on strikers, and some of the shining lights in the under 23s.

This week Matthew is joined by Stephen to lament another limp performance against Man City, get quietly excited about yet another signing and what he can bring to the club in terms of balance and bite, and struggle with office metaphors talking about Willian's surprising painless departure. Plus there are guest appearances from Ashley Gerlach (@ashleygerlach) and Gabrielle MacPherson (@GabrielleMacph), talking about fandom, the theatre of live sport, and their new stage adaptation of 'Fever Pitch', opening in Islington.

This week, Matthew and Helen grab a break from childcare to (reluctantly) look back at the home defeat against Chelsea and try to see if any real lessons can be learned. Plus, they ask where our latest signings will fit in and what impact they will have on the team. They also ponder the idea that Pablo Mari is a low-grade Pascal Cygan. This week’s pod is sponsored by Manscaped and you can get 20% off and free worldwide shipping for your order by using the code DCPOD20 at checkout.

Matthew is joined by Paul and Brentford fan and host of the Sustainababble podcast (@thebabblewagon) Dave Powell (@powellds) to run the rule over any remaining Arsenal pre-season optimism evaporating on day one. We also talk club philosophies and joined up thinking, Martin Odegaard, Arteta's future, and try to remind ourselves how football can be fun, even when the team is a bit pony. This week’s pod is sponsored by Manscaped and you can get 20% off and free worldwide shipping for your order by using the code DCPOD20 at checkout. Follow us on @DailyCannon and get regular news and updates 7 days a week at dailycannon.com

This week, Matthew and Anita ponder the conclusions that can be taken from Arsenal's pre-season, rank transfer priorities and remember a time when we had more than one creative player on the pitch. Plus we talk Willock's impending departure, striker signing rumours, and ponder how Arsenal are still stuck with so much deadwood in the squad. This week’s pod is sponsored by Manscaped and you can get 20% off and free worldwide shipping for your order by using the code DCPOD20 at checkout. Follow us on @DailyCannon and get regular news and updates 7 days a week at dailycannon.com

As a special extra to celebrate 300 episodes, an exclusive interview with football writer (BBC Sport, The Guardian, The Independent, World Soccer Mag) Ryan Baldi (@RyanBaldiFW) about what he learnt researching his new book 'The Dream Factory: Inside the Make-or-Break World of Football’s Academies'. As well as insights into the strengths and failings of the current academy system, we discussed the origins and long-term future of academies, the impact of Brexit, and Women's football (specifically Arsenal Women). A must for any fan of any club interested in youth development and the future of English football. Follow us on @DailyCannon and get regular news and updates 7 days a week at dailycannon.com

In the first of 2 podcasts to celebrate 300 episodes, Matthew is joined by Stephen, Helen and Sylvain to look back at the contrasting fortunes of the men's and women's teams against Chelsea, what we can learn from both and where £50m man Ben White fits in. Plus we rank squad building priorities, welcome the rejection of Roma's insulting bid for Granit Xhaka, and wonder why the EPL doesn't use overseas referees. This week’s pod is sponsored by Manscaped and you can get 20% off and free worldwide shipping for your order by using the code DCPOD20 at checkout. Follow us on @DailyCannon and get regular news and updates 7 days a week at dailycannon.com

Stephen is joined by Anita this week to discuss the signing of Albert Sambi Lokonga, Emile Smith Rowe's contract extension and why giving him the number 10 shirt is such a big deal, the imminent arrival of Ben White, Arsenal's new home kit looking like an Ajax knock-off, and everything else that happened this week. This week’s pod is sponsored by Manscaped and you can get 20% off and free worldwide shipping for your order by using the code DCPOD20 at checkout. Follow us on @DailyCannon and get regular news and updates 7 days a week at dailycannon.com

Stephen is joined this week by Paul Williams and author Darren Berry, to discuss the acquisition of both Nuno Tavares and Albert Sambi Loknoga by the Gunners. They also discuss how Bukayo Saka's reputation has grown from his performances at the European Championships, and Darren discusses his new book, 'Over Land, Sea and Lockdown' written about Arsenal's COVID-affected season. This week’s pod is sponsored by Manscaped and you can get 20% off and free worldwide shipping for your order by using the code DCPOD20 at checkout. Follow us on @DailyCannon and get regular news and updates 7 days a week at dailycannon.com

Matthew and Anita look back at Italy's shoot-out victory over England, talk selections and send Saka some love after being forced to play at number 10 for the second time ever before taking his first ever professional penalty in England's biggest game in over 50 years. Plus we look back at the whole tournament, look forward to the return of real football, and talk a little about confirmed and potential arrivals and Italian transfer budgets. This week’s pod is sponsored by Manscaped and you can get 20% off and free worldwide shipping for your order by using the code DCPOD20 at checkout. Follow us on @DailyCannon and get regular news and updates 7 days a wee at dailycannon.com

Stephen Bradley flies solo this week, and foremost on his mind is the departure of Matteo Guendouzi. He wonders whether more could've been done to help the young Frenchman, and what can be learned as another young potential superstar in Bukayo Saka starts to get the same attention from outside the club.  This week’s pod is sponsored by Manscaped and you can get 20% off and free worldwide shipping for your order by using the code DCPOD20 at checkout.

This week, Matthew & Stephen chew the fat over this week's Arsenal transfer links - specifically looking at Ben White's potential roles and appeal, wonder why the ESR to Villa story won't die. They also discuss what they've found out about Nuno Tavares, plus they touch on tactical trends from Euro 2020(1!), some low key departures from the club and compare personal grooming notes... This week’s pod is sponsored by Manscaped and you can get 20% off and free worldwide shipping for your order by using the code DCPOD20 at checkout.

Stephen sits in for Matthew this week, and he is joined by Anita to discuss Kieran Tierney signing a new contract, how much would they be willing to sell Emile Smith-Rowe for, and Stephen's pessimism kicks into overdrive whilst discussing the start of next season's fixture list. This week’s pod is sponsored by Manscaped and you can get 20% off and free worldwide shipping for your order by using the code DCPOD at checkout.

Matthew and Stephen are joined by Anita to weigh up the pros and cons of rumoured bids for Ben White and James Maddison, wonder who will replace Xhaka, and ask 'What system does Arteta want to play anyway?' Plus we cover possible departures, Euro 2021 talking points and which is worse - Belgium's defence or Germany's centre forward options?

Matthew is joined by Stephen and Paul to review Arsenal's 2020-21 season, and they also have an impromptu end of season awards ceremony. Topics include player of the season, goal of the season, dud of the season, and pleasant surprise of the season, which Stephen's pessimism found too much to bear.

Matthew and Stephen sit down to discuss the decisions waiting in the summer ahead for Arsenal, Mikel Arteta, Edu and the Kroenkes. Plus we look at the value of investment, how to factor in the Hale End production line, and what different systems mean for different recruitment options. Send questions on Twitter @DailyCannon and check out DailyCannon.com for news, gossip, opinion and more.

On this week's podcast, Matthew and Paul look back at victories over both halves of the M23 rivalry and the sparkling end of season form of our record signing. They also celebrate 26th May (32 years ago), and give Calum Chambers some love for his under the radar excellence.  Don't forget to subscribe in your podcast app of choice and leave a review. You can get in touch to submit questions @DailyCannon on Twitter or via email podcast@dailycannon.com. Get more news and gossip every day at dailycannon.com

Matthew, Paul and (for the first half of the podcast) Anita look back at the win over Chelsea and the delicious FA Cup Final VAR moment, talk the pros and cons of sticking with Arteta, and wonder about the ESL mindset. Plus we look forward to the challenge against a retiring Roy Hodgson, while trying to not be distracted by the newest addition to the Daily Cannon team.

On this week's Daily Cannon podcast, Stephen Bradley is joined by Anita Sambol to discuss the fallout from Arsenal's disastrous 2-1 aggregate defeat to Villarreal in the Europa League semi final and how the victory on Sunday over West Brom left more questions than answers. They also discuss just what went wrong for the Gunners and wonder just how much work is ahead of the club to get back to where they want to be.

Stephen Bradley is joined by Lana Dawood to discuss Arsenal's upcoming second-leg clash with Villarreal, whether Gabriel Martinelli deserves to be dropped after his recent excellent performances, if bringing back Wojciech Szczesny would be a good move, and touch upon several other news items from the footballing world this week.

Protests, sales, contracts, and what Arsenal does with its money is fast becoming more important than what it does with its players. Stephen Bradley is joined by Anita Sambol to review an eventful week for Arsenal off the pitch and a pretty uneventful one on it before previewing the Europa League Semi Final First Leg against Villarreal on Thursday.

After a frenetic 48 hours in the footballing world, Stephen Bradley put out the signal for an emergency pod to react to the immediate impact that all of this Super League malarkey will have on Arsenal. Joining him to discuss the fallout is Paul Williams, Lana Dawood, Anita Sambol, and debutant Nikola Banacik, who took time from his normal 9-5 job of being Anita's husband to provide a Manchester United perspective on this unholy mess that has enveloped football.

It has certainly been an interesting week for both Arsenal Football Club, and football as a whole. Stephen Bradley is joined by Anita Sambol and Lana Dawood, as they spend 84 seconds talking about the 1-1 draw with Fulham, before talking 84 minutes about the potential end of football as we know it. They discuss the new proposals that Arsenal and co have published, and have a frank and honest debate about where it leaves them as fans of the beautiful game.

It was a much improved week for Arsenal Football club, both on and off the field, as they cruised to a 5-1 aggregate win over Slavia Prague and beat Sheffield United 3-0, whilst also producing one of the most powerful anti-racism images of recent times. Stephen Bradley is joined by Lana Dawood to discuss the aftermath and effects of Alexander Lacazette's pre-match stance against Slavia Prague, and whether he has a future at the club after the season is over.

It was a miserable week for Arsenal Football Club, so Stephen Bradley called upon Anita Sambol to try and find a positive out of such an awful mess. Joining Anita in trying to convince that all wasn't lost, is newcomer to the show Toby Parkes, who is also the host of the Arsenal Editor Podcast. Between them, they rake over Mikel Arteta's reign at Arsenal with a fine-toothed comb. 

After a miserable week on the field for Arsenal Football Club, Stephen Bradley called upon Anita Sambol to fill his ears with enthusiam and hope about the future. Joining her in this almost impossible task is newcomer Toby Parkes from The Arsenal Editor Podcast, and they rake over Mikel Arteta's reign as Arsenal manager with a fine tooth comb. 

Listen as we relive Rocastle's Arsenal career with exclusive soundbites from Ian Wright while other former Arsenal players reveal what they truly felt about the great man.

Stephen Bradley once again fills in for Matthew Wade, who has far more important things to be tending to, apparently. Stephen is joined by Paul Williams and Lana Dawood to discuss the insanity that was the 3-3 draw at West Ham, Paul and Lana take the Aubameyang vs Lacazette debate to new heights, and ask how feasible signing Martin Odegaard is after his bright start to his loan spell.

Stephen Bradley fills in for Matthew again this week, but for once there's actually a good reason for his absence. He's joined by Paul Williams and Anita Sambol to revel in a great week for Mikel Arteta, as they discuss Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's spell on the naughty step, Emile Smith-Rowe's continuing improvement, and Jermaine Jenas's need for a pair of non-lilywhite tinted glasses. 

In an old gits special, Matthew & Paul try to remain philosophical over another Burnley balls up, and hope that it focuses the mind to avoid another Greek tragedy. Plus we try not to worry about the weekend's NLD, wonder what our best back four is, and touch on a busy summer ahead. Don't forget to subscribe in your podcast app of choice and leave a review. If you have any questions for next week podcast, you can send them to us on Twitter @dailycannon. Daily Cannon podcast on Anchor, Apple podcasts, Google Podcasts, Breaker, Overcast, Pocket Casts, RadioPublic, Spotify, or search 'Daily Cannon'

2 wins in a week and a Willian that works, what's going on? And where is Gabriel Martinelli? Questions we try to answer for you this week On this week's edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Anita have the rare pleasure of looking back on two wins away from London in a week. They also question why beating Benfica didn't feel better and enjoy the initial signs of renaissance for our big haired boy from Brazil. Plus we ask (and attempt to answer) why we aren't seeing more of Gabriel Martinelli. Don't forget to subscribe in your podcast app of choice and leave a review. If you have any questions for next week podcast, you can send them to us on Twitter @dailycannon or using the form below the player. Daily Cannon podcast on Anchor, Apple podcasts, Google Podcasts, Breaker, Overcast, Pocket Casts, RadioPublic, Spotify, or search 'Daily Cannon'

Stephen Bradley sits in again for Matthew this week, as the dust begins to settle from Arsenal's 1-0 defeat to Manchester City last weekend. He's joined by Lana Dawood to go over Mikel Arteta's game management, whether Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is the right centre-forward for Arsenal's play-style, and discuss if Arsenal should be looking for a new manager if they lose to Benfica on Thursday evening.

Matthew is joined by Lana & Paul for another bumper pod. We look back at the win against Leeds, consider front-line configurations and look forward to the battle with Benfica. We also tackle the scourge of social media abuse, come to the defence of Hector Bellerin, and allow Lana to get excited about Lacazette's next steps...

After his epic soliloquy last week, Matthew Wade decided to give his voice a rest this week and let Stephen Bradley take the helm. Stephen is joined by Anita Sambol and Lana Dawood, and they discuss if time is beginning to run out for Mikel Arteta after Arsenal's 1-0 defeat at Aston Villa. With the topic of online abuse towards referees and players in the news again, Lana and Anita both illustrate their experiences with being targeted online, and whether there is any way of bringing an end to such a prevalent practice.

Matthew, Anita & Paul talk (at length!) about the draw against Manchester United, the controversial defeat against Wolves, and what we should take from both matches. Plus we discuss deadline day departures, the sudden upswing in Pepe's form, and Matthew has his mic drop moment explaining exactly why so much of the discussion about David Luiz's red card is fundamentally flawed.

Matthew and Anita look back on the double competition double header at Southampton, discuss selection options and welcome the new loan arrivals. Plus we answer your questions and look forward to (hopefully) doing the double over United.

A full house as Matthew, Anita, Stephen and special guest Lana bask in the warm glow of the second half performance against Newcastle. We discuss why Smith-Rowe has had such an impact, the revitalisation of Lacazette, and what the hell is going on with Nicolas Pepe. Plus, possibly for the last time in a while, we have the Mesut Ozil conversation, where Lana gives us an impassioned reminder of why his departure is the best thing for the club.

Stephen Bradley is back for Daily Cannon with a much more enjoyable game to analyse, looking at how Arsenal beat Newcastle United 3-0 on Monday night. Listen to the audio of what he had to say here or watch the video at this link. What did Mikel Arteta change at half-time to take Arsenal from dour to delectable? How important is Emile Smith Rowe to this side? So. Many. Questions. Join Stephen as he dissects why Arsenal were more effective in breaking down Newcastle's defence as opposed to Crystal Palace's last Thursday, how Emile Smith-Rowe might be about to save Mikel Arteta a lot of money, and why copying someone else's homework is never a good idea. Ever.

Matthew and Paul look back at the FA Cup victory over Newcastle and the thrilling draw against Crystal Palace, and are reminded that the green shoots of progress are just that. We talk about the stand-ins failing their audition, Tierney's absence, the impending return of Partey Time, and try to work out how we feel about the Ozil era. 

On this week's episode, Matthew and Paul enjoy the forgotten feeling of three wins in a row and positive goal difference, while celebrating the return of beautiful football. Plus we discuss just how good Kieran Tierney has been as an attacking force, why Emile Smith Rowe is making everyone better (and why Mesut Ozil is so happy about it), and the first stirrings of the January Transfer Window hokey-cokey.

A happier podcast (with new & improved sound quality!) this week as Matthew is joined by Anita and Paul to bask in the long forgotten glow of a league win. We talk the impact of youth, how we exploited the flanks, and why Chelsea's transfer business makes even less sense than ours. Plus we try to chart where are on the Xhaka damnation/redemption arc and answer your questions.

On this week's Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew is joined by Anita to review more of the same at Goodison Park, and look for any points of progress. We look at the big picture, what needs to happen behind the scenes, and consider whether this 'crisis' represents a long needed reality check. Plus we tackle your questions, both serious and less so!

On this week's podcast, Matthew is joined by Paul to take stock after another painful couple of home games..  Discipline, unity, the midfield and technical limitations are put under the microscope, as we wonder if the worst is past. Plus we answer your questions and peer towards the faint light of shedding dead weight in the summer.

A full house as @lomekian is joined by @rockthecasbah77, @arsenaloFka & @S_Jamet to analyse the defeat at Spurs, and look to the Europa League for inspiration. Plus we have a happier Arsenal Women update, try to convince ourselves the unthinkable won't happen, and are reminded that laughter always helps....

Following another home defeat @lomekian & @rockthecasbah77 ponder the Arsenal puzzle: Is it the players, the tactics, the coach or all three?  They also discuss what can be done without new signings, what do we have to hope for, and why concussion substitutes aren't already in use.

On this week's podcast, Matthew and Stephen look back at the disappointment, but not despair of drawing at Leeds, do their best to diagnose the lack of goals and suggest some remedies. Plus we look ahead to upcoming fixtures and have a peek in the cupboard marked 'internal solutions'.

On this week's podcast, Matthew and Anita ask what lessons can be learned from the Molde and Aston Villa games, look at line up options and try to square the circle of Arsenal's squad.  Plus we answer your questions, practice our Hungarian pronunciation, and wish international breaks were just for the under 21's.

This week, @lomekian is joined by @arsenaloFka  and @bradley08  to look back at a good run out for the squad players against Dundalk and a long overdue comfortable win at Old Trafford.  Plus we discuss Arteta's evolving tactics, why Ozil's absence IS for football reasons, and look forward to Molde and Aston Villa at home. Please rate us in your podcast app. Leaving a positive review is even better. It really helps us out. Contact us with comments or questions for the podcast at @DailyCannon or email us at podcast@dailycannon.com

@lomekian is joined by @arsenaloFka and special guest @AFCMet to work out how full or empty the glass from Sunday's game was, wonder if Rapid Vienna provided the template Brendan Rogers nicked, and try to work out how to add creativity without going in to Ozil territory.  Plus we discuss the German's cheerleading, school dinners service and another German's rather popular contract rejection. 

Matthew and Anita brush over the international break, wonder what to make of the defeat to City and take comfort from an increasingly bonkers start to the Premier League. Plus we discuss how we might start scoring goals again and why Ozil can't fix things, no matter how much we miss his left foot. ATTENTION! We have moved our podcast feed so you may need to re-subscribe. Links are below: Anchor Breaker Google podcasts Apple podcasts Overcast Pocket Casts RadioPublic Spotify RSS Feed Like this podcast and want to hear more? All previous editions of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast are here. Please rate us in your podcast app. Leaving a positive review is even better. It really helps us out. Contact us with comments or questions for the podcast at @DailyCannon or email us at podcast@dailycannon.com

This week, Matthew is joined by Anita to talk about our new number 18, other comings and goings and unsellable players.

Matthew is joined by special guest Joe Buckingham, who gives a Liverpool perspective on our League and League Cup Anfield Double Header.

Matthew is joined by @09Rohan to have a brief look back at squeaking past West Ham, learning tactical lessons, and wondering if the League Cup matters.

This week, we enjoy Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang signing on, winning by the river v Fulham and the upgrade in Mikel Arteta's official status.

Matthew and French Football expert Lana Dawood talk Arsenal's signings from France and the myriad storylines awaiting in the season ahead.

In episode 254, Matthew is joined by Anita to talk Arsenal downing MK Dons, possible departures and the Community Shield.

In episode 253, Matthew is joined by Paul to talk about our latest Chelsea old boy, the most recent shake-up in the corridors of power and keep fingers crossed for more arrivals.

The domestic season may be over, but the podcast is still going and this week we're looking back at the season just ended and ahead to Arsenal's transfer window.

Matthew is joined by Paul for Episode 251 to review and rejoice the FA Cup Final, give lots of love to Mikel Arteta, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Ainsley Maitland-Niles, and others, while wishing they took betting tips from Anita!

In episode 250 of the Daily Cannon pod, Matthew and Anita touch on our defeat at Villa and winning against Watford, and preview the FA CUP FINAL. Plus we talk injuries, squad options and wonder about Wilf. Want to know who Wilf is? You’ll have to listen. Like this podcast and want to hear more? […]

Matthew and Paul indulge in an epic podcast to recap unlikely victories against Liverpool and Manchester City, while celebrating a long lost feel-good factor. Plus they talk goalies, Laca’s rebirth and the dream FA Cup scenario. Like this podcast and want to hear more? All previous editions of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast are here. […]

Matthew and Paul survey the wreckage of Sunday’s visit to the toilet bowl, wonder how we got duped again, and look wistfully back at dropping 2 points at home to Leicester. Plus we talk Financial moves, City’s friends at CAS and general squad building chaos. Like this podcast and want to hear more? All previous […]

Matthew is joined by Rohan Kumar to talk about the bigger picture at Arsenal since lockdown, how Covid has affected the fan experience in India, and what Arsenal need to do to build from here. Plus we talk about some of the younger players who aren’t featuring regularly in the first team, and how how […]

Matthew and Paul talk through the wins of Norwich and Wolves, the Saka & Martinelli contracts and cross fingers for Auba’s extension. Plus we talk drinks breaks, empty stadia and Mourinho’s legendary hypocrisy kicking in once more. Like this podcast and want to hear more? All previous editions of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast are […]

Matthew is joined by Stephen and Paul, to celebrate 2 wins in a week, but also to take stock.

Matthew is joined by Anita to pick over the bones of disasters away at Man City and Brighton, the impact of injuries and recent Covid-19 news, and ask who has the right mentality for a massive club.

Matthew and Paul anticipate the return of The Arsenal like the coming of the dawn, look forward (ahem) to the Man City game, and try to work out what football will be like.

Matthew is joined by Paul and special guest, journalist Dimitris Kouimtsidis from The Olive Press, to talk the return of the Premier League, wage reductions and what we've seen elsewhere in Europe. Plus we talk Black Lives Matter, protests and sport, and discuss what best to do about Auba's contract.

Back after taking a break due to the world falling apart, Matthew is joined by Manchester United fan Jack Spicer to re-live some of the highs and lows of the era-defining rivalry of the late 1990s and early 2000s, before discussing each other’s situation now and going forward. Like this podcast and want to hear […]

In the midst of the global Covid-19 pandemic, it might have escaped the attention of all reading this that today is St. Patrick's Day, and as such is a date associated with all things Irish.

With Matthew away, Stephen steps in and calls in the big guns for a bumper episode: Paul dissects the week’s results, and Lana Dawood takes a flamethrower to Arsenal over their treatment of Alexandre Lacazette since signing him in 2017. Like this podcast and want to hear more? All previous editions of the Daily Cannon […]

Matthew and Paul recap turning one win into 3 wins in a week (Newcastle, Olympiacos, and Everton), Bukayo Saka’s final balls, and a great moment for Eddie. They also talk selection options, give Auba some long overdue love, and answer all your questions. Like this podcast and want to hear more? All previous editions of […]

Stephen fills in for Matthew this week. He and Anita celebrate Arsenal’s glorious return to the top half of the table after dominating Newcastle United, 4-nil. They also discuss Guendouzi’s absence, Saka’s emergence, and preview the Europa League game vs. Olympiacos. Like this podcast and want to hear more? All previous editions of the Daily […]

Matthew, Anita, and special guest June, all the way from Boston, unpick sharing points with Burnley, work out how to make the midfield work in both directions, and wonder if Mesut Ozil will ever score again. They also talk transfers, squad-building, Ainsley Maitland-Niles, and bringing Japanese game shows to the EPL. Like this podcast and […]

Matthew and Paul bask in the glow of the fightback at Stamford Bridge, and run the rule over winning at Bournemouth in the cup. They also talk about referees (inevitably), other youth team news, as well as transfer ins (rumoured) and outs (loans). Plus, they even give some love to Shkodran Mustafi… Like this podcast […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Anita discuss the draw with Sheffield United, the lack of goals from midfield, and the xG turnaround. They also talk about the rehabilitation of Xhaka (and maybe even Mustafi), dodgy refs far and wide, and the terror of potential Scouse Invincibles (blurgh). Like this […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Stephen discuss drawing at Selhurst Park, how humans are undermining VAR, and Auba’s absence. They also talk targets for Arteta, give Laca some love, and look forward to visiting blades Like this podcast and want to hear more? All previous editions of the Daily […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Anita talk about the joyous (especially for her) win over Manchester United. Rohan Kumar then joins all the way from Delhi to discuss the rather less emphatic win against Bielsa’s Bucket in the FA Cup. They also talk rotation, possible transfers, the Arteta impact, […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew, Anita, and Paul analyse dropped points against Bournemouth & Chelsea, and dissect what we have seen from Arteta-ball so far. They also talk fitness, tactical tweaks, structure and distances; as well as the Chambers injury, relying on kids, and Premier League refs. Plus, to make […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Stephen, Anita, and Paul discuss the appointment of Mikel Arteta as Arsenal’s new Head Coach, the backlash against AFTV, and whether we as fans do enough to prevent racist incidents from happening. Listen in the player below, download to listen to later, or subscribe in iTunes […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Stephen does his best Freddie impression holding the fort down by himself while Matthew’s off at the panto. It’s safe to say the board haven’t filled him with Xmas spirit. Listen in the player below, download to listen to later, or subscribe in iTunes (or wherever […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Anita try to find excuses to gloss over the home defeat to Brighton, and discuss the similarities and differences with the victory over West Ham. They discuss Freddie slowly moving away from Emery Ball, confidence, commitment, and shoots of recovery. They also look forward […]

This edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast was first released at the end of 2018 but as it’s Human Rights Day, we thought you might think it worth a listen if you missed it the first time. Host, Matthew Wade and Joe Odell from the International Campaign for Freedom in the UAE look at […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew,  Anita, Paul, and Dan review the adios to Unai, statements from Josh, and Freddie’s first game. They also look forward to team selection options and ponder Head Coach prospects. Listen in the player below, download to listen to later, or subscribe in iTunes (or wherever […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Anita talk through the latest horrible home game, the unbearable numbness of equalising, and have a morbid examination of the statistics surrounding the current team. They also wonder what the board are waiting for, try to cheer up with succession plans, and answer all of […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Anita discuss all the Arsenal news in the international break: Club statements, Arsenal Women, Arsenal youth teams, International appearances, Wenger’s new job, ex-player’s new jobs and even Auba’s Instagram – anything but Unai. But try as they might, the subject of the head coach […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Stephen and Helen pick over the bones of the ‘performances’ in Portugal and Leicester this week, discuss the board’s purported statements over the last couple of days, and wonder where this is all heading. Listen in the player below, download to listen to later, or subscribe […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Anita re-live the Anfield madness, trudge through the home draw with Wolves, talk pass stats, pass maps, and go xG-tastic. Sylvain also gives us a detailed Arsenal Women’s update and we answer your questions from twitter (no matter how serious!). Listen in the player […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Anita make sense of Sunday’s madness, tackle the VAR confusion, ponder potential captaincy candidates (again), talk tactics, and try to not mention a German number 10. They also answer your questions, look forward to the league cup, and have dinner with Zlatan while the […]

In this extra edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and James Cook break down last night’s Europa League game vs Vitoria, consider selection issues, and praise Pepe in a short midweek reaction pod. James also gives his thoughts on the Unai Emery era so far. Listen in the player below, download to listen […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Anita discuss another depressing away day in Sheffield, try to work out what is going on tactically, and our intrepid host loses the faith. They also thank heavens for the Europa League, inevitable talk refs and VAR, and once again return to the elephant […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, first there was the Rumble in the Jungle, then the Thriller in Manila, now there’s the… er… Bangout on a Hangout… call. Stephen puts on his referee’s shirt and tries to stop Paul and Anita coming to blows over who’s the bigger problem for Arsenal: Unai […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew, Anita and special guest Chris Godfrey mull over the underwhelming win against Bournemouth, the more enjoyable stuffing of Standard, and ponder the puzzle of our recent performances. They also look at the bigger pictures of Emery, Xhaka, the squad going forward, and take a moment […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Anita try to decide whether a draw at Old Trafford is a good or bad result, wonder which midfield is most dysfunctional, and thank the stars for Auba & Saka. They also celebrate the League Cup returnees and emerging talents, and there’s the usual […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Anita recap Frankfurt away, make sense of the rollercoaster of Villa at home, and also discuss our newest wunderkind and our much maligned ‘captain’. They also have the usual weekly round up of the women, kids and travails of our rivals. Listen in the […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Paul try to make sense of the collapse at Watford, work out what Emery is trying to do, and find a light or two in the tunnel. Also, they round up the week’s goings on in Goonerville. Listen in the player below, download to […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Anita discuss the weekend’s international fixtures from an Arsenal perspective, give an injury update, and look forward to a visit to the managerial merry-go-round that is Watford FC.   Listen in the player below, download to listen to later, or subscribe in iTunes (or […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Paul try to make sense of another mental NLD. They talk formations, selections and partnerships, and look at the squad renewal underlined by this week's departures.

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Stephen and Anita discuss the 3-1 defeat to Liverpool, formation changes, VAR, and how Arsenal will line up against Tottenham on Sunday. Listen in the player below, download to listen to later, or subscribe in iTunes (or wherever you get your podcasts). Like this podcast and […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew, Anita and Sylvain revel in beating Burnley, enjoy the new additions, and look forward to the big one at the weekend. Also, Sylvian previews the new season for Arsenal Women, we round up recent youth team fixtures, and tell RVP to do one… Listen in […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Paul review the transfer ins and outs, big up the new kit, and generally give Raul some props. Also, they talk about keeping a clean sheet at Arsenal, the joys of the new British core emerging as the last of the old leaves, and […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Anita get VERY excited about Nicolas Pepe, cross fingers for defensive reinforcement (and discuss what type), and wave goodbye to a couple who never made it at Arsenal. Also, they talk Angers & Barcelona, Willock and Nelson, and what the comings, goings and promotions […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Anita recap one of the fuller weeks in recent Arsenal history. We talk Real Madrid & Lyon, Saliba, Ceballos, Pepe, Nketiah, Willock, Nelson, Tierney, Amaechi, Khedira, Rugani, Ozil & Kolasinac, Flo Balogun, Tyreece John-Jules, Arsenal Women, and even more! Listen in the player below, […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Paul talk pre-season friendlies, the Koscielny situation, Hector Bellerin’s hair, and transfer options. Also, Matthew expands on Josh Kroenke’s argument in the wake of ‘We Care Do You’, as well as the official response from the owners. Listen in the player below, download to […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Anita talk about Koscielny keeping up the captaincy curse, the latest on transfer links, and why no business has taken place yet. Also, Matthew eulogises on keeping the hope and makes a plea to the Kroenkes to at least attempt basic PR. Listen in […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew is alone this week. He indulges in a big transfer rumour round up, as well as looking enviously over neighbours’ fences. He also talks kids, staffing changes, and of course the Women’s World Cup. Listen in the player below, download to listen to later, or […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Anita drool over the new kits and marvel how the launch video speaks so much more to us than those running our club. They also look at possible transfers (Martinelli, Tierney, Saliba, Brahimi & Zaha), how the club has got to where it is, […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Stephen flies solo whilst everyone is on summer holidays. He talks Tierney, Torreira, #KroenkeOut, and everything in between. Listen in the player below, download to listen to later, or subscribe in iTunes (or wherever you get your podcasts). Like this podcast and want to hear more? […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Paul discuss what should be the plan with Emery, squad building, and tactical set-ups. They also ask which kids can make an impact next year and to what degree, as well as the plausibility and appeal of the current transfer rumours. Listen in the […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Helen continue their post-Europa League breakdown, focusing on Unai Emery’s impact so far, and what the club can do going forwards. Spoiler Alert: We didn’t agree! Listen in the player below, download to listen to later, or subscribe in iTunes (or wherever you get […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Helen pick the bones out of the wreckage of the Europa League final, looking at what it means for certain players and taking comfort from the Devil keeping up his end of the bargain. Listen in the player below, download to listen to later, […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew, Stephen & Lana Dawood preview the Europa League Final – but they get distracted by transfer targets (project youth 2.0), wondering about wingers, and the continuing rise of women’s football. Also, they chat with Lana about Juventus, Lyon, and the injustices foisted on Lacazette. And […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Stephen hops into the captain’s chair and tries to make sense of the Mkhitaryan-Baku-UEFA debacle. Nobody comes out looking good. Sigh Listen in the player below, download to listen to later, or subscribe in iTunes (or wherever you get your podcasts). Like this podcast and want […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Anita celebrate another final on the horizon, give some serious love to Auba (& Laca), and enjoy a first Premier League goal for Eddie Nketiah. They also mourn Burnley’s increasing emulation of Stoke City and wonder about home-grown players next season. Listen in the […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew, Anita, and JB (@gunnerpunner) pick the bones out of the last few fixtures and put all their eggs into the Europa League basket. They also talk tactics, transfers, fitness and organisational identity, answer your questions, and desperately try to avoid talking about departing heroes. Listen […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Paul gloss over away day humiliations in the midlands, wonder how this reflects on the manager, and look forward to squad surgery. They also look at which kids might be ‘internal solutions’, wonder why Mustafi is our only defender who can stay fit, and […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Sylvain laugh (briefly) at Troy Deeney, laud the performance in Naples, and lament the homecoming against Crystal Palace. They also attempt to diagnose the defence, anticipate VAR, and rejoice that the Arsenal Women are marching to the title against the odds. Listen in the […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and former sports radio partner in crime Jonny Wright (@xymyorkrapper) talk about the first leg performance in the Europa League, whilst remaining nervous about, and to look forward to hopefully winning at Watford (gulp!). They also discuss top four possibilities, transfer targets, and review how […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew returns in (imagined) triumph, just in time to discuss capitulation at Goodison with an excellent Napoli team on the Horizon. Lana returns to console, cajole, consider and conflab, and to find reasons to be cheerful as well as enlightening us about Napoli’s post-Sarri evolution. Plus […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Stephen once again holds Matthew’s beer as Arsenal go third in the Barclay’s Premier League, but is not counting his chickens just yet. Also, Sylvain reports on an Arsenal Womens’ side that already has one hand on their calculators as they close in on winning the […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Stephen and Lana Dawood discuss the week’s football news, with everything from Miedema’s goal vs Liverpool, to Zidane and France, to Ronaldo and Ramsey, and every expletive in between. Listen in the player below, download to listen to later, or subscribe in iTunes (or wherever you […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Stephen and Paul discuss mask wearing, wedding lists, train stations, and Alan Partridge. Oh, and Arsenal vs Rennes came up as well. Listen in the player below, download to listen to later, or subscribe in iTunes (or wherever you get your podcasts). Like this podcast and […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Stephen and Anita review the week’s action: Starting with a defeat at Rennes, finishing with a win over Manchester United at Emirates Stadium, and not taking the straightest route between the two in any way. Listen in the player below, download to listen to later, or […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Anita round up the thumping of Bournemouth, poor officiating versus Spurs, and get misty-eyed about Rambo. They also talk about penalty takers, partnership, and the 4 way race for the top 4. Listen in the player below, download to listen to later, or subscribe […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew analyses wins against BATE & Southampton, looks at the impact of our tactical shift, and considers the return of the prodigal son in Mesut Ozil. He also gives an impassioned plea on behalf of ‘the kids’, enjoys Hleb getting misty eyed, and talks Monchi, transfers, […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Helen to talk through losing to BATE on a cowfield, the importance of Iwobi, the case of the defence, and the Ozil elephant.

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Paul talk winning at Huddersfield, fan entitlement, and how much we should worry about the lack of discernible style of play. They also defend Alex Iwobi & Ainsley Maitland-Niles, ponder the Ozil situation, and gawp at Rambo’s impending pay packet. Listen in the player […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Anita discuss defeat at the Etihad, our vulnerable right flank, and tactical conundrums. Also, they ask if Emery needs more slack or is the lack of a clear style a concern. Plus… a Guendouzi love-in! Listen in the player below, download to listen to […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew’s on his own and talks about the loss to Manchester United, the defensive crisis, and the dilemma of buying to offset it. He also talks transfer rumours, Emery-style squad building, the women winning, and the demise of our own El Tel. Listen in the player […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Anita discuss the smiting of Chelsea and the power of tactical flexibility. They also discuss the wounding of Hector, chaos behind the scenes, possible loans, and look forward to Manchester United in the FA Cup. There’s also some love to Petr Cech and Olivier […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Paul talk about losing to West Ham, the reality of the state of Arsenal, and ask whether its time for the project youth reboot. Also, they discuss tactics, why Ozil doesn’t fit at the moment, and how injuries have affected the entire team set […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Anita look back at our FA Cup 3rd Round victory over Blackpool, discuss the young prospects at the club, and dive headfirst into transfer speculation. They also talk about Croatian commentators, loan managers, bad player sales, and a whole load of other stuff. Listen […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew is back from overseas (and Norfolk) and wants to take stock. He rounds up the games since Quarabag, looks at where Arsenal are now, as well as what strategic options the club has looking forwards. Listen in the player below, download to listen to later, […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Stephen and Anita discuss the results over Manchester United and Huddersfield Town. They also wonder how long it’ll be before Emery doesn’t have to make half-time subs and who will play against Qarabag. Listen in the player below, download to listen to later, or subscribe in […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew, Paul & Helen revel in the derby day triumph, celebrate our new tactical diversity, and laugh at Eric Dier (more so than all of Tottenham). They also discuss the impact of the Sven era signings, the Vorskla kids show, and think of tactical options ahead of […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew reviews the narrow win on the south coast, looks forward to the NLD (but not the ref), and hopes we don’t get de-railed by the Ukraine crisis. He also talks kids, women and backroom staff and, with December looming, gives Santi some love. Listen in […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew talks to Sylvain about the Arsenal Women’s extraordinary run and wants to send @JordanNobbs8 a big hug (or something she’d appreciate). He also spends talks to himself (and you) about internationals, transfer speculation, and contracts. Listen in the player below, download to listen to later, or […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew & Anita talk through the draws against Liverpool, Sporting Lisbon, and Wolves, and consider the ramifications of another freak Welbeck injury. Also, they revisit the Xhaka brainfart curse, puzzle over first half failings, and round up other goings on. Listen in the player below, download […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew & Anita discuss the win in Lisbon, the Welbz renaissance, and the bump back to earth at Crystal Palace. Also, we celebrate Arsenal Women’s amazing start to the season, Auba stats, Riess Nelson’s loan, and the old boys network. Listen in the player below, download […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Stephen flies solo this week and tries not to get too worked up over Arsenal’s goals against Leicester. Pessimistic Bradley really wants to apply the handbrake on the Gunners’ ten game winning streak, but his heart isn’t in it. Listen in the player below, download to […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Helen recap Azerbaijani adventures and a lovely spanking of the Cottagers by the river. They also rate Rambo’s goal, consider Emery’s tactical tweaks, wonder where Kolasinac features best, and get excited about Emile Smith Rowe (and Mr. Nelson). Listen in the player below, download […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Anita look back at home victories against local rivals Watford and Brentford and try to assess the team’s winning run. Also, they talk square pegs in round holes, the differing contract situations of Ramsey and Welbeck, the renaissance of Alex Iwobi, and laugh at […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Stephen and Paul discuss the wins over FC Vorskla and Everton during the week and if Arsenal will figure out how to play all of their stars in the same starting lineup. They also discuss whether Ivan Gazidis will be missed that much. Listen in the […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Helen talk through a happy away day in Newcastle, surprising left foot finishes, and whether Lucas Torreira can allow Granit Xhaka to finally really shine for Arsenal. Also, they talk goalkeepers, the front line, yoofs, women, and have an obligatory laugh at Spurs. Listen […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew and Anita talk through the ups, downs, howitzers and howlers of our conquering of Cardiff, and wonder if things might be about to improve for the Xhaka/Mustafi axis of winged warriors. They also give Lacazette some love, analyse Torreira tactical tweaks, and predict the sans […]

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew, Helen (and Lewis), and Sylvain talk through the first points of the Emery Era™, the tactical evolution of the team, midfield selection dilemmas, and the goalkeeping question. Also, they give a news update on Arsenal Ladies, discuss racial integration in Europe, and swallow sadness for Michael […]