Mind The Gap

Handbrake Off: The Athletic FC's Arsenal show

The Athletic

Soccer, Football, Sports

4.6 • 650 Ratings

🗓️ 30 September 2020

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

The Athletic's Amy Lawrence and James McNicholas join Ian Stone to reflect on the away trip to Anfield.

The panel muse on their most memorable Arsenal misses, the gap between us and the Champions, and what needs to be done before the transfer window closes.

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1:08.0	Hello, this is Hand-Bake-Off, the Arsenal podcast, brought to you by The Athletic.
1:13.7	I'm joined this week by two marvellous writers for The Athletic, James McNiclus and Amy Lawrence.
1:21.7	Good afternoon. Good afternoon, hello, Ian.
1:24.5	You're so happy today. I'm happy. You're a ray of sunshine.
1:29.3	I thought something was up, but you've never called me a marvellous writer before, so you're in a good mood about something. stay positive because it's obviously it's a shit show out there at a moment isn't it let's
1:45.0	be fair and i think that we have to try and stay positive and i think the team has been helping
1:49.9	but we'll get to that um but i wake up every morning i go what's nice about my life today and today
1:55.3	it was the thought of talking to james maculus and amy lawrence so I'm happy okay oh come on what were you
2:01.4	really thinking it was going to make you happy I was thinking about after I'd
2:05.7	spoken to the two of you and how happy that would be at that point anyway it's not
2:10.5	that it's not that we are speaking listeners in the afternoon the day after we
2:16.3	played Liverpool we got beaten 3-1, and we will get to that.
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