Gooner Podcast 109 now online
By Kevin Whitcher
First offering this season
Gooner Podcast number 109, sponsored by goonershirts is now online
Bouldy: Will he make a difference?
Recorded: Friday 24th August 2012
Okay, some slight issues with this one. Apologies in advance for the slight distortion, we’ll get that right next time around. Also, a change of tack in the decision to do one longer podcast per month instead of three shorter ones. They are all recorded on the same night regardless, so it makes no difference to the topicality. There has been a slight delay getting his one online due to some now resolved technical issues. So excuse the references to the upcoming Stoke game. Think we need to do a bit more pre-season training next summer!
Topics Include -
The opening game of the season. How promising do the new signings look?
Thoughts on the departing players.
Arsenal’s place in the football food chain.
Will the appointment of Steve Bould make a difference to the way the team play?
Thomas Vermaelen’s appointment as captain.
Who should the club try to sign before the close of the transfer window?
Panel:
Marc Ollington
Kevin Whitcher
Bernard Azulay
Host: David Oudot
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 move your cursor over where it says ‘episode 109’ 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 108 that preceded it
We’ll be back with another podcast in mid-September
2nd September 2012
User Comment and Reaction
User comments on this article are now closed. If you want to continue the debate, why not do so on the Gooner Forum.
maguiresbridge gooner 17:54pm 2nd Sep 2012
interesting podcast especially the bouldy topic.Spot on about arsene's obsession with money except when it comes to the wages of dross and of course himself.Don't know about the sound quality was that claret i heard been poured. - Post No. 28630
Colin 7:48am 3rd Sep 2012
When are the Gooner Podacast's going to be recorded every week and on the monday after each weekend game.We have alreay played two more games since it was recorded.Should be talking about the transfer window.Every podcast is two weeks out of date - Post No. 28633
Barry 8:41am 3rd Sep 2012
Excellent podcast lads.Great panel.Kev and a new voice Bernard Azulay taking so much sense instead of the usual ramblings of the Spy and Basty.Keep it up - Post No. 28634
Dan 9:16am 3rd Sep 2012
Very good podcast just listened to it on the way to work.A great improvement on last season when it seemed to lose its way.Better than arseblog which is turning into a AKB podcast and The Tuesday club which has just lost it.But and its a big but the podcast needs to be more regular and up to date.Thats always been the big problem with the Gooner podcast.A week is a long time in football. I am listening to this podcast and they are talking about how they think we will get on at Stoke when the podcast is released after the Stoke game!!.What sense does that make? You always seem to be catching up on events that have already happened.Hope its wrong thats its going to be a monthly podcast. - Post No. 28635
Jeff Dawes 10:29am 3rd Sep 2012
The podcast is great but can we have one a week? You won't compete with the other Arsenal podcasts until you do this. - Post No. 28639
Tony 10:39am 3rd Sep 2012
Why is the podcast recorded on the 24th August but not available till September 2nd? - Post No. 28641
Gooner SA 14:37pm 3rd Sep 2012
Interesting podcast. Arsenal beat Coventry City 2-0 in 1997, rather than 2-1 and that was the first home match of the season, the opener was a 1-1 draw at Leeds United. - Post No. 28658
Jason 16:44pm 3rd Sep 2012
As others have said the podcast needs to be weekly.And why the preview of the Stoke game???? - Post No. 28668
Jonny Moped 16:59pm 3rd Sep 2012
A lot better panel this time around. Bernard Azulaey was great and Ollington made good point after good point without resorting to silliness. Kevin is always great. I agree that this can't be monthly anymore. This was a good debate, and the new length worked but more regular. - Post No. 28669
Frank 19:48pm 3rd Sep 2012
Excellent podcast.Panel was great Bernard Azulay an added bonus.No silliness which crept in last season.But it needs to be up to date.It needs to be weekly.One a month is a real waste. - Post No. 28686
Kevin T 20:22pm 3rd Sep 2012
1.Make the podcast weekly 2.Keep this panel 3.Dont return to the silliness of last seasons podcasts 4.Keep Steve Ashford and Don Sebastiano away from all podcasts. - Post No. 28688
Dave 20:31pm 3rd Sep 2012
Good podcast, but can you get it out closer to when it was recorded? Also, one of you said that you looked forward to the day when we were in the position to buy one of Man Utd's players from them. Last time we did that was Silvestre. - Post No. 28689
Arsenals Bank Manager 9:22am 4th Sep 2012
Can i ask a simple question?Why isnt it recorded weekly? Its a very good podcast but its always in the past tense.Record on a monday and have it online by wednesday at the latest.Just think if there was one this week they could talk about the Liverpool game the transfer window and the Walcott contact while it is all fresh news.By the way Bernard a great addition to the panel - Post No. 28705
Theo's Thunderthighs 12:33pm 5th Sep 2012
Best podcast so far. All three panelists were superb. I have always enjoyed Mark Ollington's Gooner articles but feel his surreal style has not always translated well to the podcast. He can be good when not trying to compete with Don Deb or Ashord for laughs. Here, though, he is excellent. He is still eccentric but makes a succesion of great points (the profit of Wenger's dealings being one). Kevin is his great, dry self. He should be on every podcast as he is the editor and a natural broadcaster. And Bernard, whilst too quietly spoken, is a delight to listen too with some really great points. A really great listen. Thank you. - Post No. 28734
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