On this edition of the ArsenalVision Podcast, Elliot, Clive and Tim discuss the win at Everton through the lens of contrasting reactions, attacking questions, individual performances and more. Chapter timings below.

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On this bizarre edition of the ArsenalVision Podcast, Elliot, Phil and Paul on a wide range of topics including Pep leaving, Everton game, “first XIs,” the League Cup, Odegaard, Eze and more as listed below. Chapter timings below.

Chapters:

00:00 Intro Music
04:33 Pep Guardiola Leaving: What It Means for City This Season
08:15 Could Pep’s Exit Create Instability or a “Last Hurrah” Effect?
13:54 What to Look for at Everton Beyond the Result
27:38 Are Arsenal Fans Overreacting to Recent Performances?
34:41 League Cup Priorities vs Premier League and Champions League
58:26 Reassessing Victor Gyökeres: Patience, Fit, and Expectations
01:09:40 Which Is More Likely: Kai’s Return, Gyökeres Clicking, or Jesus Staying Fit?
01:17:23 Trial Balloon: Is Eberechi Eze Arsenal’s Best Striker?
01:23:31 Do We Sacrifice Too Much to Fit Martin Ødegaard?
01:35:46 Final Thoughts: Title Chances and Season Outlook

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On this edition of the ArsenalVision Podcast, Phil, Clive and Tim discuss every angle of the win over Wolves, including the individual performances, and whether there’s cause for alarm. Chapter timings below.

Chapters:

00:00 Intro Music
03:34 Lineup Changes and Initial Reactions
04:45 Ben White vs Lewis-Skelly Selection Debate
07:57 Wolves Context, Expectations, and Early Complacency
11:05 Tactical Balance, Structure, and First-Half Issues
15:41 Ben White Injury and Its Impact on Shape
17:57 Assessing Gyokeres’ Performance and Fit
32:45 Triple Substitution and Second-Half Tactical Shift
37:35 Bukayo Saka’s Influence and Right-Sided Reliance
45:25 Collapse in Control and Conceding Late Pressure
57:09 Late Winner, Relief, and Emotional Fallout
01:05:07 Bigger Picture: Form, Rotation, and Squad Stability
01:09:20 Structural Preferences and Tactical Identity Going Forward

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On this edition of the ArsenalVision Podcast, Clive and Paul discuss every angle of the win over Brugge, including some great goals, Jesus’ return, other individual performances and thoughts on Wolves at the weekend. Chapter timings below.

Chapters:

00:00 Intro Music
05:58 Initial reactions to Bruges 3-0 win
08:15 Injuries, lineup choices and Nonny's role
17:53 Gabriel Martinelli's goal and renewed shooting threat
21:55 Assessing the Spanish midfield of Odegaard, Zubimendi and Merino
30:47 Game control after the opener and left-side issues
35:57 Norgaard at right centre-back and his squad role
40:53 Zubimendi as Arteta on the pitch controlling from deep
44:24 Evaluating Viktor Gyökeres' form and fit up front
49:55 Gabriel Jesus' return and centre-forward qualities
58:39 Ethan's lively cameo and route to minutes
01:01:59 Marli Salmon's debut and the academy pathway
01:05:45 Arsenal's Champions League standing and appeal to top players
01:15:43 Wolves preview and looking ahead to Villa and Everton

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On this edition of the ArsenalVision Podcast, Elliot is joined by Clive and Paul to discuss every angle of the loss at Villa including the tactical problems, big moments, individual performances and where it leaves the title race. There’s also a bit on the week ahead. Chapter timings below.

Chapters:

00:00 Intro Music
04:05 Processing the Pain of the Villa Defeat
05:50 Structural Issues vs. Individual Errors
07:48 How Saliba & Gabriel’s Absence Shaped the Chaos
10:07 Diagnosing Out-of-Possession Problems
13:48 Misreading Villa’s Threats & Structural Imbalance
17:39 Merino, Odegaard, and the Unbalanced Left Side
20:18 Why the Center-Forward Role Misfired in This Match
23:07 Marino vs. Gyokeres and Fit Concerns
26:05 Odegaard’s Influence and Impact on Team Structure
29:27 Event Analysis vs. Structural Analysis
31:57 Eze’s First-Half Issues and the Halftime Hook
35:22 Arsenal Playing the Game Villa Wanted
38:46 Reintroducing Injured Players & Maintaining Balance
41:48 The Chaos After Arsenal Scored
44:51 Why This Performance Was “Un-Arsenal”
48:30 Saka’s Angry, High-Responsibility Performance
52:40 Evaluating Victor Gyokeres’ Return Performance
57:14 Late-Game Control, Substitutions, and Fatigue
01:00:36 Title Race Outlook & Premier League Parity
01:04:07 Integrating the Squad and Establishing a Best XI
01:08:26 Managing the Coming Week and Avoiding Over-Rotation

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On this edition of the ArsenalVision Podcast, we're doing something different. The "Instant Reaction" for patrons is shared for everyone as our "main pod." This was a super fun podcast that included Clive's thoughts at halftime and full time, Then Elliot, Phil and Paul do some live reaction to other scores, and of course, the headlines, stock rising and stock falling. We do one of these right at full time of every single game if you want to join us for them! Chapter timings below.

Chapters:

00:00 Intro Music
01:40 Brentford Win, Injury Fears and Forfeit Jokes
02:41 Clive's Halftime Thoughts
12:28 Clive's Full Time Thoughts and Player Analysis
14:35 Declan Rice Injury Scare and Workload
18:29 Midweek Chaos and Premier League Fatigue
23:26 Match Stats Overview and Performance Headlines
29:21 Three Points and We Move On
30:38 Arteta's Rotation, Injuries and Defensive Puzzle
37:37 Stocks Rising: Ben White's Return and Right-Side Dynamics
45:22 League Table Update and Rivals Dropping Points
46:45 Stocks Rising: David Raya's Big Save Debate
54:26 Stocks Rising: Mikel Marino as Arsenal's False Nine
01:03:49 Left-Sided Attack Concerns: Martinelli, Madueke and Eze
01:13:28 Stock Falling: Chelsea's Title Pretensions Collapse
01:16:50 Odegaard's Form, Rust and Need for Rhythm
01:25:03 Injury Crisis, Squad Depth and Title Confidence
01:26:40 Bruges Trip, Villa Preview and Closing Thoughts

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On this edition of the ArsenalVision Podcast, Elliot is joined by Clive to discuss the battle at Stamford Bridge on Sunday. The pod covers the big moments, tactical elements and individual performances that stood out. There’s a bit on the title race and the game against Brentford Wednesday. Chapter timings below.

Chapters:

00:00 Intro Music
05:13 Good Point or Bad Point?
10:45 Impact of Missing Saliba and Gabriel
16:31 Early Chaos and Chelsea’s Physical Approach
20:14 Refereeing Decisions, Yellow Cards, and Caicedo Red Card
34:50 11v11 Period and Lack of Compactness
38:59 Pressing High vs Dropping into a Mid Block
45:25 Managing 10 vs 11 and Substitution Choices
49:09 Conceding from a Set Piece
52:58 Odegaard’s Return and Late Attacking Patterns
56:47 Left-Side Struggles: Martinelli and Noni
1:01:23 Second Half Balance, Myles’ Development, and Transition Fouls
1:05:33 Late Chances, and Stoppage Time Debate
1:08:11 Saka’s Performance and Attacking Burden
1:11:12 Dependence on Stars and Ongoing Injury Concerns
1:17:27 Title Race, Squad Depth, and Final Form
1:24:06 Brentford and Villa Preview, Trap Game Warning, and Closing

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On this edition of the ArsenalVision Podcast, Phil Costa is joined by Paul and Tim to discuss absolutely every aspect of Arsenal’s emphatic victory over Bayern, some results elsewhere, and Chelsea on Sunday. Chapter timings below.

Chapters:

00:00 Intro Music
06:36 Bayern Match Stakes, Nerves, and Atmosphere
10:10 Lineup Changes: Mosquera and Miles Lewis-Skelly
15:49 Early Tactical Battle and Bayern’s Control
20:04 Arsenal Settle, Direct Play, and Set-Piece Threat
25:43 Neuer Collision, Bayern Complaints, and Corner Psychology
30:17 Eze Big Chance, Bayern Equaliser, and Defensive Questions
38:44 Second-Half Shift and Arsenal Turning the Screw
41:10 Finishers, Bench Impact, and Waves of Pressure
43:51 Kimmich Comments, Long-Ball Narrative, and Perception of Arsenal
56:13 Declan Rice’s All-Phase Midfield Performance
59:17 Timber’s Level at Right Back
1:03:02 Marino as Hybrid Forward and Connector
1:08:16 Miles Lewis-Skelly’s Performance and Next Steps
1:12:32 Chelsea Preview and Match Stakes
1:17:33 Chelsea Lineup Calls and Confidence in Arsenal’s Form

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