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Arseblog Arsecast, The Arsenal Podcast

Episode 655 - Executive level

Arseblog Arsecast, The Arsenal Podcast

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Football, Arsenal, Premier League, Gunners, Sports & Recreation, Sports, Sport, Soccer

4.86.9K Ratings

🗓️ 26 November 2021

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

On this week's show I'm joined by Tim Stillman to talk about the interview with Arsenal's Director of Football Operations Richard Garlick, the correlation between a good executive team and a good football team, how things at that level have changed since Arsene Wenger's departure, as well as talk about recruitment and contract strategy. We also touch on more comments from Mikel Arteta about a potential Wenger return, and look ahead to Saturday's game against Newcastle.


Then, to chat about the fan-led review into English football, governance, the idea of an independent regulator and lots more, it's Tim Payton of the Arsenal Supporters' Trust.


Follow Tim Stillman @Stillberto : Follow Tim Payton @timpayton


Thread on the fan review - https://twitter.com/AgainstLeague3/status/1463813120191836160


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0:00.0

Hello and welcome to a brand new R-Splag R-Scast right here on R-Splag.com. How are you? Hope

0:27.4

you're well. I'm fine. I'm extremely thankful for the undue function in the recording software

0:35.8

that I use because well I did an interview earlier on with my first guest as part of the podcast

0:43.4

obviously and then promptly recorded all over it with the first attempt at this intro. So it did

0:50.8

the intro, did a couple of little bits of edits on the intro that happened and then said,

0:54.8

right I'll copy and paste in the interview opened up the file and then realized that the file I just

1:00.6

opened was the interview I just been editing and I was like oh fuck fuck it. Fucking fuck.

1:08.9

You know that scene in the wire where bunk and McNulty are going around the house and they're just like

1:15.1

fuck fuck fucking fuck. That was me. I'm just saying fuck a lot because I had like saved over it and then

1:25.2

I was like maybe maybe there's enough in the undue function to get me back to where I should be.

1:33.2

So I was rapidly pressing command Z command Z command Z command Z all the time until eventually I got

1:41.5

it all back. So I'm quite happy. I'm gleeful in fact that I didn't have a great big part of the show

1:47.1

A missing or B that I would have had to redo and there is really nothing worse. Well there's loads

1:54.2

of things worse I'm speaking from a podcasting perspective. There's not much worse than trying to

1:59.7

redo an interview you already did which you're very happy with and covered all the bits and pieces

2:06.0

that you wanted to cover in it because you go back and you think like well did I ask that question

2:10.0

or will I ask that question in a different way what about that or that answers different

2:14.6

it's bad it would have been bad but fear not fear not I have it all under control again

2:21.6

and I'm having one of those kind of days in general to be honest the second interview I did with

2:26.3

my second guest I I forgot to press record for the first 60 seconds and then realized pretty

2:33.1

quickly thankfully I've been lucky today because I could have gone through that whole interview without

2:37.8

having pressed record and earlier in the day I spent I'd say half an hour looking for my online

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