Matthew is joined by Anita to reflect on Arsenal's 22-23 season as a whole now the dust has settled.

They look back at what changed for the better, ponder what went wrong at season's end, and look forward to what needs to be addressed in the transfer market.

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Join Stephen and Paul as they discuss how Arsenal have managed to turn two old embittered fans into fonts of enthusiasm, that the 3-2 over Manchester United was easier than it seemed, and that waiting for Manchester City to go on their inevitable 10 game winning streak might last a while

Matthew is joined by Paul to reflect on a comfortable win away at Wolves, and extending our lead at the top of the League. We briefly touch on losing to Brighton in a game we didn't particularly want to win in the EFL cup, the previous stroll at Stamford Bridge, and the league table as it stands. Plus we talk transfer priorities and the challenges of the World Cup interregnum.

Matthew is joined by Stephen, after a spell in the treatment room, to look back at the 5-0 romp against Nottingham Forest. They talk substitutes, squad strengthening and the bigger picture, while rejoicing at the feelgood factor rolling on. Plus they look forward to Zurich and visiting Stamford Bridge, and look more broadly at the EPL as is, and Arsenal's longer term strategy.

Matthew is joined by Helen, Lana and Paul to bask in the warm afterglow of a comfortable North London derby win. We talk contrasting tactics, growing confidence, and this season's diversity of goal threat. Plus we enjoy Arsenal Women's great season start, look forward to Liverpool and look at how much of bullet Guardiola dodged in missing out on Harry Kane

Matthew & Paul get together to discuss Arsenal's emphatic win over Brentford and compare the view from the tv to the view from the stands. We talk twitter player banter, tactical domination and diversity of goal threat. Plus we celebrate the impact of newer young players and the record breaking debut of a less new - but considerably younger - kid on the block.

Matthew & Paul reflect on yet another defeat at Old Trafford, with lots of familiar aspects but with some encouraging differences. They reflect on goals conceded and chances missed, dubious punditry, impressive performances and fine margins. And inevitably the latest nadir of the PGMOL's implementation of VAR across this weekend's matches gets a mention....

Matthew & Paul discuss the end of the transfer window, both from an Arsenal perspective and where it leads us, and more widely around the league. They also look back at a harder than they should have been victories over a surprisingly sour Aston Villa and (briefly) Fulham, and look forward to the annual walking wounded trip to Old Trafford...and wonder why anyone cares about what Richard Keys says.

Matthew and Paul enjoy a recap of Arsenal beating Bournemouth, give some love to the new boys (and Martin Odegaard) and look at the continued evolution of Arsenal's defensive set up.

Plus we discuss what's going on at Chelsea, Manchester United signing Casimero and wonder if Arsenal's real aim is top three rather than top four.

Matthew, Paul & Sylvain talk about the win against Leicester City and what it tells us about the tactics and balance of the side going forward, laugh at the basket case that is Man Utd and wonder what Chelsea vs Spurs tells us about VAR. Plus they look forward to Bournemouth and discuss the impact of the Women's Euros and the development of the WSL and cast an initial eye on the upcoming season for Arsenal's Women.

Matthew & Paul look back at the 2-0 win at Selhurst Park and the performances of the new (and like a new signing) boys, before looking forward to the opening home game against Brendan Rodgers' side. 

Plus further discussion about episodes 4-6 of All or Nothing, and revisiting the Auba departure.