Arsenal Review USA

Arsenal extend their end of season streak as they win big at the orc outpost, demolishing Stoke courtesy of Olivier Giroud, Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil goals. We'll discuss where it all started going right for the Gunners, why you should/shouldn't really care about the Champions League and what it must be like to be one of Stoke's serial underachievers...

Arsenal bounce back from their derby day demoralization with a win against the old foe, Jose Mourinho and Manchester United. In this one we'll discuss (the many) things that are longer than Jose's "unbeatable" run, offer up reasons why the 3-4-3 may still have life in Arsene Wenger's squad and debate whether or not a win over The Special One is a big enough occasion for Arsenal Football Club to make THE announcement...

Arsenal exchange their encouraging FA Cup form for a narrow victory against Leicester in midweek and a demoralizing defeat at White Heart Lane on Sunday, leaving us to wonder if this feeling of cross-town inferiority is something we'll have to get used to. On hand to analyze the source of incoherence in Arsenal's setup on Sunday, compare and contrast the pedigree of the two North London clubs and predict the amount of saving grace an FA Cup trophy could bring to the club will Sam Limbert of The Big Diag...

Arsene Wenger's men leave it all out on the pitch with an at times gutsy, at times scintillating performance that sees them edge Manchester City 2-1 in the FA Cup Semi-Final and secure yet another FA Cup Final berth. Helping us heap the plaudits on the 3-4-3, pick out the Gunners' exceptional performers and attempt to predict Wenger's next move will be returning guest Elliot Smith, plus FA Cup Semi-Final trivia (it never gets old) and Kyle's favorite piece of trash talk terminology...

Arsenal defy their recent run of terrible away form by grinding out a much-needed win at the Riverside, beating Middlesbrough thanks to goals from Alexis and Ozil. We'll do our best to explain this anomaly and the audacious 3-4-3 formation that accompanied it, as well as discuss the perceived wisdom behind making Arsenal's best player filthy rich in an attempt to recapture the supporters' goodwill, why starting out as a coach at Arsenal might be frustrating and what the possible fallout from no St. Totteringham's Day could be...

Arsenal stay consistent on the road as they finally give Sam Allardyce the pleasure of beating Arsene Wenger, in this case to the tune of two goals and a dodgy penalty. Compounding the loss will be the fact that the Arsenal squad generally threw in the towel early on, something we'll discuss along with hypocrisy in Wenger's managerial ethos, Mourinho-syndrome and thorough diagrams of which part of a goalkeeper's arm shouldn't be able to commit a penalty...

With nowhere to go but up, Arsenal improve their form slightly by taking a point off Pepe Guardiola's Manchester City at home thanks to goals from Theo Walcott and Shkodran Mustafi. We'll rate this performance on the patented "Arsenal Response to Loss" meter, plus discuss the at times overly aggressive, at times downright kamikaze streak that runs through the defensive side of the Arsenal squad as well as try to identify a suitable framework for next season in the current team's personnel...

West Brom add another insult to a growing list of Arsenal injuries as they muster up eight shots on target and three fairly avoidable goals to put Arsene Wenger's men to the sword 3-1 at the Hawthorns. Helping us run the weekly postmortem will be Arsenal.com match day commentator Dan Roebuck, plus discussion on the value of managerial clarity to players and fans, silver lining individual performances and of course the going rate for flying banners...

Join us as we stay in denial over Arsenal's pitiful Champions League midweek performance against Bayern and instead discuss the virtues of the FA Cup with the help of Gavin aka SheWore. We'll also touch on the effect FA Cup success could have on the timing (and nature) of Arsene Wenger's announcement over his future plans, as well as the ingredients of memorable FA Cup experiences...

A gut-wrenchingly bad loss at Liverpool compounded by a bizarre decision to sit one of the league's most lethal attacking players: welcome to March, Gooners. To help us analyze where it all went wrong for Arsenal (after the team sheet came out, that is) will be Matt aka the GoonerinCali, plus we'll naturally discuss candidates to transition Arsenal to the future, whether Alexis's omission was a statement from the boss and how the squad goes about circling the wagons ahead of Tuesday's return leg against Bayern...

The FA Cup proves a welcome distraction to Arsene Wenger and Arsenal as the Gunners do just enough to ease Sutton United to the side en route to yet another FA Cup quarter-final, this time with help from Theo Walcott and Lucas Perez goals. Joining us on the live show will be Jon Shay of Woolwich 1886 and Colin from the Krewe of Arsenal to talk Arsene Wenger's point of no return and whether or not superstars like Alexis Sanchez are now in fact the real power holders at the club, plus reliving the highlights from Gooner Gras 2017...

Arsenal fully embrace the ugly win as they make use of multiple hands to secure their first win in three games. We'll discuss whether this latest performance against Hull suggests Arsene Wenger's side is under-rotated, evaluate the unresolved contract effect and look ahead to midweek Champions League action against Bayern Munich...

Arsenal make their swan dive out of Premiership contention earlier than usual as they take absolutely zero points from encounters against Watford and then Chelsea. Helping us peer intently for a light at the end of an unfathomably dark tunnel is Garry the Twin Cities Gooner, plus discussion on Arsenal's mismatch problem and the Arsenal board's future planning capabilities/actual desire...

Arsenal's LANS (and one actual NS) combine to shred Southampton at St. Mary's in Fourth Round FA Cup action, giving us all kinds of hope for offensive squad depth. Helping us sift through the endless possibilities will be Tim Bostelle of 7amkickoff, plus we'll talk beautifully-chaotic midfields and Chelsea chess matches along with offering some FA Cup prize trivia...

Arsene Wenger and co. shove their way through some stiff Burnley (and refereeing) resistance to secure a vital home win and leapfrog Tottenham in the process. Helping us relive all the officiating and footballing madness is Sam Limbert of the Big Diag: we'll discuss midfield liabilities, "hefty" referees and the mentally exhausting occupation of attending matches where Arsenal wins at the last minute...