Gooner Podcast number 134, hosted by Piebury Corner is now online.

Before we get started, a mention for our host with the most Marc Ollington who will be running two marathons in two weeks this spring to raise money for a very worthy cause (a charity for children born without eyes). Whatever you can afford to offer, large or small, all contributions are very gratefully received. Full details can be found on this page, written in the inimitable style of the man himself.

Charity plug over, now back to the details of the podcast…

Recorded: Tuesday 8th January 2015 (with added background ambience provided by our new venue)

Topics Include -
What has happened to Arsenal in their away performances this season?
Does the manager need a history lesson in the importance of defence for Arsenal?
What can we expect from the transfer window?
Wojciech Szczesny – his smoking, his keeping.
Looking forward to the FA Cup 4th Round game v Brighton.
Recalling the parade after winning the trophy last May.
Why didn’t Lukas Podolski work out at Arsenal?
Should Tomas Rosicky have been played more often this season?
Can Mesut Ozil come good when he returns? Will Arsenal make the top four again this time around?
Favourite Thierry Henry goal.
The photo that got away.

Panel:
David Oudot (Twitter@davidoudot)
Mustafa Goldstein (Twitter@VillageVoice1)
Mark Leech (Twitter@Len_Scap)
Host: Marc Ollington (Twitter@MarcOllington)

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We’ll be back with more in February.