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In the midst of international break doom, we are joined by the Arsenal Vision's Elliot Smith (Yankee Gunner) to discuss all things Arsenal.

From Edu's departure, to Ethan Nwaneri's emergance, and everything inbetween, Adam and Elliot deep dive into what has gone wrong over the last month and how it can change from Nottingham Forest onwards.

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Arsenal needed a win at Stamford Bridge after a terrible month that saw us pick up one point in nine, but another draw was what was served up in a tough battle against Chelsea.

Arsenal looked much better, and Martin Ødegaard's return lifted the team, but it wasn't enough to get us over the line, and leaves us nine points behind table topping Liverpool.

Adam Keys and Monty discuss the draw, picking apart the key moments and what it means for Arsenal's hopes this season.

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It was a day to remember for Ethan Nwaneri as he scored a brace on his first Arsenal start, as the Gunners cruised to a 5-1 win over Bolton.

Raheem Sterling enjoyed a stunning full Arsenal debut grabbing a goal and an assist and looked sharp all evening.

Adam Keys and Jamie Kent discuss the game, the involvement of Hale End and the next round against Preston North End in this Arsenal Podcast.

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Welcome to The Arsenal Therapy Podcast, a dedicated show about the club we love, Arsenal Football Club.

In this episode of the Arsenal Therapy Podcast we're joined by Harry Symeou from the Chronicles of a Gooner as we discuss a range of topics relating to Arsenal and football.

First and foremost, we share our reactions to the three new Arsenal signings: the talented Kai Havertz, the promising Jurrien Timber, and the versatile Declan Rice. We analyse their potential impact on the team and discuss how they fit into Arsenal's playing style and long-term plans.

Speaking of Declan Rice, we delve deeper into his best position on the field and highlight his key strengths. Through insightful analysis, we compare Rice to Sandro Tonali, another highly-rated midfielder, and explore their respective attributes and playing styles.

With the new season fast approaching, we shift our focus to the teams that Arsenal should be wary of. We examine the Premier League landscape and identify the potential threats that could pose challenges to Arsenal's ambitions.

Player sales are always a significant part of the transfer window, and we discuss the potential departures of Patino and Balogun. We emphasize the importance of inserting sell-on clauses for these players, ensuring that Arsenal benefits from their future success.

In a surprising twist, Xhaka's potential stay at Arsenal raises questions about the implications for Thomas Partey. We dissect the potential midfield dynamics and discuss how Xhaka's decision could impact the team's overall balance.

Celebrating youth development, we highlight Ethan Nwaneri's recent contract extension and contemplate whether young prospects are better off staying at Arsenal or seeking opportunities elsewhere. We explore the benefits of nurturing young talents within the club's system.

Lastly, we analyse the position that requires the most attention once the three deals are finalised. With new signings in place, we evaluate the remaining areas of the squad that demand reinforcement and discuss potential transfer targets.

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The Arsenal Therapy Podcast (@ArsenalTherapy) Farhan (@GunnerSince96) Adam (@AdamKeys_) Harry (@HarrySyemou)

Welcome to The Arsenal Therapy Podcast, a dedicated show about the club we love, Arsenal Football Club.

In this bonus episode of the Arsenal Therapy Podcast we're joined by Andrew from the Arsecast Xtra as we discuss a range of topics relating to Arsenal and football.

Firstly, we evaluate the performances and future prospects of Arsenal's returning loanee players, including Albert Sambi Lokonga, the promising Marquinhos, and the goal-scoring sensation Folarin Balogun. What lies ahead for these players next season? We provide our insights and predictions.

We address a crucial question: How many signings does Arsenal need to make in order to challenge for success in the upcoming season? We analyze the team's current squad and identify the key positions that require reinforcement.

One of the topics up for debate is whether Arsenal can maintain their high level of performance with a rotating side. We examine the impact of rotating the starting lineup and discuss the implications for the team's success.

On the field, we explore the nuances of footballing development and how it contributes to the team's progress. From tactical strategies to player development, we delve into the intricacies of enhancing our performance.

Shifting gears, we delve into the reality of Arsenal's financial situation. Are we truly "made of money," as some may claim? We uncover the facts and discuss the financial constraints and opportunities that shape the club's decisions.

The transfer window is always an exciting time, but are Arsenal truly respected by other clubs? We examine our reputation in the transfer market and delve into the dynamics of negotiating deals and attracting top talent.

Furthermore, we delve into the question of whether money still holds the same power in football. We compare the contrasting models of clubs like Chelsea, known for their lavish spending, with the more sustainable approaches of Brentford and Brighton.

In light of recent events, we engage in a thought-provoking conversation about the potential consequences of Saudi investment in football. Does this influx of money jeopardise the purity of the beautiful game? We discuss the implications and offer different perspectives on this contentious topic.

We also examine the Red Membership ballet system and its effectiveness. Is it a fair and efficient method for fans to secure tickets and access club benefits? We share our experiences and opinions on this membership system.

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The Arsenal Therapy Podcast (@ArsenalTherapy) Farhan (@GunnerSince96) Adam (@AdamKeys_) Andrew (@Arseblog

Welcome to The Arsenal Therapy Podcast, a dedicated show about the club we love, Arsenal Football Club.

In this episode of the Arsenal Therapy Podcast we're joined by Walid from the Latte Firm as we dive into the latest developments surrounding Arsenal over the past week which include:

The future of Thomas Partey is in the spotlight as talks with Saudi on a lucrative £200m wage offer which could see him move to the Middle East. Juventus have also expressed interest in the midfielder, with potential bids ranging from £15m to £17m. The big question arises: Should Arsenal sell or keep him? We analyze the pros and cons of this potential transfer.

Emile Smith Rowe and Bukayo Saka showcased their talent on the international stage, both scoring for England. We discuss their performances and the impact they could have on Arsenal's upcoming season.

The transfer market is buzzing, and Arsenal is looking to secure the services of Jurrien Timber. With a potential £40m price tag and a five-year deal offering double his current salary at £7m per season, we assess whether he would be a valuable addition as a rotation defender.

Folarin Balogun is making waves with his goal-scoring abilities for the USA. With interest from clubs such as Crystal Palace, Leipzig, Inter, and Milan, and a reported price tag of £35m, we debate whether Arsenal should hold onto this promising young talent.

The highly anticipated Kai Havertz deal is reportedly complete, and he is set to become Granit Xhaka's replacement. An official announcement is imminent, and we explore the implications of this exciting signing.

What is the "perfect project" that is attracting players like Declan Rice to Arsenal? We dissect the concept of the project and discuss why other clubs struggle to replicate our model. Join us for an in-depth discussion at the 59th and 64th minutes of the episode.

Speaking of Declan Rice, a third offer of £100m (£85m + £15m bonus) is reportedly incoming. We analyze the potential impact of this mega bid and whether it's a wise investment for Arsenal.

Mikel Arteta's desire to keep Kieran Tierney is making headlines, as the manager hopes for a meeting with the player soon. We explore the possibility of an "Xhaka type intervention" and discuss the importance of Tierney's role in the team.

Plus, we take a closer look at Arteta's recent interview with Marca, a Spanish national sports newspaper. Discover new insights into the gaffer's mindset and his continued passion for football, even during his holiday.

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The Arsenal Therapy Podcast (@ArsenalTherapy) Farhan (@GunnerSince96) Adam (@AdamKeys_) Walid (@Walid)

Welcome to The Arsenal Therapy Podcast, a dedicated show about the club we love, Arsenal Football Club.

In this episode of the Arsenal Therapy Podcast we're joined by FK from the Latte Firm as we dive into the latest developments surrounding Arsenal and discuss the exciting talking points in the world of Arsenal. We analyse the recent victory of Kroenke Sports Entertainment in the NBA and explore whether it's time to trust the process under their ownership.

The transfer market is buzzing, and we share our thoughts on the potential signing of Castagne for Arsenal. Is it a good move or a risky gamble? We also delve into the ongoing saga of the £80m bid for Declan Rice, with Manchester City now entering the picture. Should Arsenal persist or look for alternative options?

There's a lot of talk about Romeo Lavia potentially joining Arsenal. We debate whether he is the right fit or if the club should prioritise a more experienced player. Additionally, we discuss Arsenal's positioning in pot 2 for the Champions League draw and what it means for their upcoming campaign.

The recently released Premier League fixture list for the next season has also caught our attention. We dissect the schedule, highlighting key matches and challenging periods that Arsenal will face.

But that's not all! The transfer rumour mill continues, and the link between Arsenal and Kai Havertz has intensified. We explore the potential impact of this signing and how it could shape the team's future.

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The Arsenal Therapy Podcast (@ArsenalTherapy) Farhan (@GunnerSince96) Adam (@AdamKeys_) Latte Firm (@LatteFirm)

Welcome to The Arsenal Therapy Podcast, a dedicated show about the club we love, Arsenal Football Club.

Joining us this week was Tom Canton from The Gooner Talk as we discuss a range of different topics including, how quickly Arsenal will conduct their business when the window opens, the Bellingham fee and how that impacts the negotiations to sign Declan Rice, whether Arsenal should sell or keep Jorginho next season, what our midfield will look like next season and whether signing Caicedo and Rice is paramount to the makeup of it, what Ilkay Gundagon brings to the table, Saliba contract negotiations, Ivan Fresneda as a right back option plus much more...

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The Arsenal Therapy Podcast (@ArsenalTherapy) Farhan (@GunnerSince96) Adam (@AdamKeys_) Tom (@TomCantonMedia)

Welcome to The Arsenal Therapy Podcast, a dedicated show about the club we love, Arsenal Football Club.

In part two of this special episode, we discuss all the latest gossip and news in the Arsenal camp which includes the first weekend without football, what we've learnt about the players since they've left for their holidays, Emile Smith-Rowe's future at Arsenal and how he will be utilised next season, Where will Eddie Nketiah be next season and whether we would rather have him or Balogun as a striking option next season. Saliba's contract situation and how much he's worth to the club. We also take a look at our transfer dealings in the past and whether Arsenal will change the way they conduct business in this window. That and much more...

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The Arsenal Therapy Podcast (@ArsenalTherapy) Farhan (@GunnerSince96) Adam (@AdamKeys_) 

Welcome to The Arsenal Therapy Podcast, a dedicated show about the club we love, Arsenal Football Club.

In this special edition of the podcast, we were forced to split it into 2 parts following a rare guest who shared all his secrets into the making of the Match of the Day. Paul Armstrong was the editor of the show for 30 years and even wrote a book titled "why are we always on last" where he describes what goes on in the background of the show and how the order of weekly games are determined. He also gives us his thoughts on how Arsenal performed this season, compares the current crop of players to past squads and what he believes we need to do in order to get to the next level. Part 2 of the show will be released on Wednesday where the boys discuss all the latest Arsenal related news and gossip. Stay tuned!

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