Welcome to a different Arsecast Further, the Arsenal podcast, with myself and James from @gunnerblog.
On this episode we glance again on the 2-0 win at Wolves on Saturday night which put us again on prime of the Premier League. We talk about how Arsenal needed to dig deep after a tough week, however put in a efficiency that belied the drained legs, regardless of the very fact we needed to wait till late to seal the three factors. We chat about Leandro Trossard’s objective, whether or not Wolves ought to have had a purple card, David Raya’s wonderful save, and the way Mikel Arteta requested a variety of key males like Odegaard, Rice and Saka and the way they delivered. Then we reply questions on objectives from set-pieces, which place needs to be prioritised in the summertime switch window, how the supervisor rotates his squad (or chooses to not), and plenty extra – together with particulars of our finish of season reside podcast occasion with our buddies from the ArsenalVision podcast.
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