Gooner Podcast 159 Now Online

Recorded on Tuesday evening

9 November, 2017 10:01

Kevin Whitcher

Anfield 89 – How we experienced the game

SUBSCRIBE TO THE GOONER

Gooner Podcast number 159, sponsored by goonershirts.com is now online.

Recorded: Tuesday 7th November 2017

Topics Include -
The differences between Manchester City and Arsenal
Can supporters force change?
Is Arsene Wenger’s talk of an end of season review genuine?
What difference would changes at boardroom level make?
Are things at Arsenal really so bad?
Ahead of the release of the 89 DVD documentary, memories of that game at Anfield.

Panel:
Mike Francis (Twitter@MikeFrancis04)
Simon Rose (Twitter@thatsimonrose)
The Highbury Spy, Steve Ashford
Host: Kevin Whitcher (Twitter@KevinWhitcher01)

There are three ways of hearing it. First up, online without downloading by simply clicking here. Alternatively, if you want to download it to play on your mp3 player or at your leisure on your computer, visit this page and move your cursor over where it says ‘episode 159’ in red text and then…

For pc users, right click your mouse and select ‘save target as’. For mac users press ‘control’ on your keyboard and then click your mouse and select ‘download linked file’. Once it’s downloaded you can play the file using your mp3 software, and transfer it to your iPod/mp3 player.

And we are also available on iTunes. Our page on iTunes can be found here, from where you can download the latest podcast, and the 158 that preceded it.

We’ll be back with another podcast in the December.

NEW! Subscribe to our weekly Gooner Fanzine newsletter for all the latest news, views, and videos from the intelligent voice of Arsenal supporters since 1987.

Please note that we will not share your email address with any 3rd parties.

Article Rating

Sign-in with your Online Gooner forum login to add your comment. If you do not have a login register here.

comments

mbg
Nov 09, 2017, 19:32 #104870

Great photo, proper players, proper team, proper/great Manager, great memories, we'll still be remembering and reminiscing about them and that night when wenger and his are long gone and forgotten.
jwe1981
Nov 09, 2017, 16:52 #104869

Good listen as normal! I fail to understand how anyone can argue against the fact that the 'fans' at the stadium on match days are not to blame for the current state of things at the club. We could lose 5-0 to Spurs next week and there will still be no chants against AW inside the stadium. People that hide behind the argument that it would make no difference are wrong. I believe 100% that AW would walk or be asked to walk if he started to receive a bit of flack at home games. It is only then that it would be difficult for him to stay. It would get too embarrassing for him and would then not be worth the bother. Fans still have a big say even in the modern day game. Why? Because money talks and who pays the money in to the 'system'?