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Short takes. Strong opinions. Straight from a lifelong Gunner.
Up Gunners! is a Nigerian Arsenal fan podcast hosted by media consultant Tony Doe, offering bold and honest commentary on Arsenal FC's performances, culture, and community. From Premier League match reactions to Champions League heartbreaks, player form, transfer drama, and fan frustrations, Tony says what many are thinking.
Whether it's joy, rage, or raw banter, every episode is crafted for African Arsenal fans who live and breathe the badge.
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Arsenal's clean sheet run ends, but the fight continues. Tony Doe breaks down the Sunderland draw, Gabriel Jesus' long-awaited return, and the VAR drama from Arsenal Women vs Chelsea. Plus, a quick look at The Dispatch, Arsenal's new official podcast. Follow @UpGunnersNG on X and Instagram
Arsenal's 2–0 win over Brighton in the Carabao Cup was a window into Mikel Arteta's cultural rebuild. Ten changes, teenage starters, and the same calm authority: proof that the Gunners are building more than a team, they're shaping a belief system. This episode explores how Arsenal, through unbridled hunger, are rebuilding their identity from within.Listener Advisory: The host goes on a passionate "Hate Us Now" mini-rap rant at the end. You've been warned.
Arsenal dismantles Atletico 4-0 in a Champions League masterclass, shattering Simeone's defence with goals from Gabriel, Martinelli, and a reborn Gyokeres. Plus, a heartfelt tribute to Arsene Wenger on his 76th, the professor who revolutionised the Gunners.
Not every victory comes with fireworks, and that's exactly why this one matters. In this reflective episode of Up Gunners with Tony Doe, we revisit Arsenal's gritty 1–0 win over Fulham, a masterclass in discipline and belief. Tony breaks down how Mikel Arteta's men are learning the sacred art of control. With Ødegaard sidelined and strikers still searching for rhythm, Arsenal's quiet strength tells a bigger story of faith, structure, and a team maturing into champions.
Arsenal defeated West Ham 2–0 in the Premier League, a calm, calculated performance marking Bukayo Saka's 200th appearance and Mikel Arteta's 300th game in charge.Tony Doe breaks down how control, composure, and consistency define this Arsenal side.
Olympiacos came to the Emirates with old ghosts in their pocket, but Arsenal shut the door with a 2-0 that felt bigger than three points. Martinelli pounced, Saka sealed it, and Arteta's rotation showed a depth we've been crying out for. But the real headline? William Saliba signing till 2030, proof that Arsenal are no longer a stepping stone but a destination.In this episode, I unpack the win, the symbolism of Saliba's commitment, and what the Emirates expansion means for Gooners from Islington to Lagos. It's about more than football, it's about identity, belief, and a future where Arsenal don't just survive Europe… we stride into it.Press play, Gooners. This one's for you at home and abroad.
Arsenal left St. James' Park with a dramatic win, goals, resilience, and just enough controversy to fuel the conspiracy whispers. Tony Doe breaks down the performance, the referee debate, and what it means for the title race. Plus, a reflective look back at how the Up Gunners Podcast was born in the chaos of 2014 and grew into a community of voices.If you love Arsenal, culture, and the stories behind the football, this episode is for you.Purchase the ebook From Pulpit to Podcast: Building a Spirit-Led Sermon Series by Tony Doe Media here --- https://selar.com/pulpittopodcast
In this episode of Up Gunners, Tony Doe reflects on the tragic passing of young Gunner Billy Vigar, Arsenal's steady Carabao Cup win over Port Vale, the injury storm testing squad depth, the historic Arsenal Women's Champions League triumph, four decades of community impact, and a fiery Newcastle preview. It's grief, grit, and glory, all in one.
Arsenal fans are torn between loyalty and frustration, between patience and urgency. In this episode of Up Gunners, Tony Doe cuts through the noise after the clash with City. From sluggish midfield debates to the courage Arsenal must rediscover, plus a look at Arsenal's suicide prevention initiative for fans, this is raw, honest commentary for African Gooners who live and breathe the badge.
![UCL Nights: Arsenal's Professional Job in Spain [feat. Buchi Laba]](https://afripods-data.s3.amazonaws.com/episode/main_image/07413f3c76fe66f2a12d55b0184434fd1ea5c492105334fa1c01d9a0fe9bde9f.jpg "UCL Nights: Arsenal's Professional Job in Spain [feat. Buchi Laba]")
Arsenal's Champions League return was all about composure. A tough away tie in Spain, a disciplined Arteta game plan, Martinelli's spark, and squad depth proving vital. In this episode, Buchi breaks it all down, why the win mattered, what the fans are missing, and how Arsenal sent a message on Europe's biggest stage.
Arsenal's trip to Anfield ended with a single moment of brilliance, Dominik Szoboszlai's free kick. Missing Saka and Ødegaard (for most parts), then losing Saliba early, the team held shape but lacked invention. Discipline was clear, the spine stayed strong, yet the final spark never came. Arteta's substitutions raised questions, but the fix is timing and sharper rotations, not panic.Off the pitch, Andrea "Don" Berta is already reshaping Arsenal's transfer story. Efficient deals, ruthless execution, no wasted drama. He's the reason fans feel something different in the air. This episode unpacks the Anfield loss and the bigger picture of where Arsenal stand.
Arsenal hit Leeds United for five at the Emirates, but the real story wasn't just the goals. Odegaard and Saka limped off injured, sparking fresh concerns ahead of Liverpool at Anfield. Meanwhile, 15-year-old Max Dowman stunned the football world with a fearless debut, and Eberechi Eze's redemption arc came full circle as the Emirates embraced him.On this episode of Up Gunners Podcast, Tony Doe breaks down:The bittersweet brilliance of Arsenal's 5-0 winInjuries to Odegaard & Saka and what they mean for LiverpoolThe rise of Max Dowman: Arsenal's 15-year-old prodigyEze's God-written redemption storyMartinelli vs Eze: Who should start at Anfield?
Arsenal have pulled off one of the most ruthless transfer hijacks in years, snatching Eberechi Eze right from under Tottenham's nose. Valued at over £67m, this deal is more than just money, it's about intent, depth, and welcoming back a former youth player now at the peak of his powers.In this episode of the Up Gunners Podcast, we break down:How Arsenal sealed the Eze deal and why Spurs fans are furiousWhat Eze brings to Arteta's system, creativity, unpredictability, and a touch of Özil with dynamismArsenal vs Leeds match preview: injury updates, predicted XI, and key battlesArsenal's new Coca-Cola partnership, what it means commercially and for fans worldwideFrom squad depth to sponsorship strategy, this episode dives into the business and football sides of Arsenal's rise.Predictions: Opta gives Arsenal a 70% chance of victory against Leeds. Will Arteta's men deliver or slip up?
Arsenal leave Old Trafford with all three points after a tough 0–1 win. Tony Doe analyses five key takeaways: Calafiori's impact, defensive grit, a blunt attack, United's missed chances, and the mentality that fuels a title race.
In this fire-packed episode of Up Gunners with Tony Doe, we break down Arsenal's bold summer moves from the no-nonsense arrival of Viktor Gyökeres to the curious habit of shopping at Stamford Bridge. Tony dives into the striker's monster numbers, movement, mentality, and why he just might be the final piece in Arteta's title puzzle.We also examine Arsenal's revamped depth chart: two solid keepers, a midfield loaded with brains and bruisers, and a front line that finally has bite. Can this squad handle four fronts: Premier League, FA Cup, EFL Cup, and the Champions League? Will this be the season we break the second-place curse?
In this emotionally charged episode of Up Gunners, guest host Buchi reflects on Arsenal's painful UEFA Champions League semi-final defeat to PSG, the scoreline, the patterns, the pressure, and the missed promise.We break down how PSG's relentless pressing exposed the cracks in Arsenal's system, reigniting the long-running debate over Thomas Partey's future and the urgent need for both a clinical striker and a midfield enforcer. Has Partey run his race at Arsenal? Is Arteta's tactical evolution enough for the next step?With emotions high and standards higher, we take a hard look at what this loss means for Mikel Arteta and the direction of the club. If Arsenal are to truly compete at Europe's top table, the next decisions are crucial.
Buchi joins Tony Doe to break down Arsenal's stunning double-leg knockout of Real Madrid in the Champions League. From "whitewash to wash white," he delivers high praise, wild analogies, and just enough chaos to match the moment. Statues for Jakub and co., warnings for PSG, and a celebration of Gunners' grit. It's unfiltered, passionate, and hilariously on point. Up Gunners!
In this special episode of Up Gunners with Tony Doe, guest host Buchi brings his fiery energy and unfiltered passion as he reacts to Arsenal's stunning 3-0 victory over Real Madrid in the first leg of the 2024-25 UEFA Champions League Quarterfinals. With Arsenal dominating the defending champions, Buchi explores what this win means for the Gunners, highlighting key moments, standout performances, and the mentality needed to finish the job.From Declan Rice's pivotal role to Arsenal's need for a proper striker, Buchi doesn't hold back in his analysis. Plus, hear his bold predictions for the return leg and Arsenal's chances of making it to the semifinals. If you're an Arsenal fan or just a lover of football drama, this episode is one you can't afford to miss. Let's go, Gunners!
From breathtaking wins to frustrating setbacks, we unpack the emotions of another title challenge slipping away. But beyond the disappointment, there's gratitude for the fight, the progress, and the moments that remind us why we love this team. And with the Champions League dream still flickering, can Arsenal defy the odds one last time? Let's talk about what's next for the Gunners.Subscribe for more Arsenal rambles, follow @UpGunnersNG on social media, and send your thoughts to upgunnerspodcast@gmail.com. #COYG
Arsenal hit with a £65,000 fine, three times the usual amount, for reacting to a referee decision that the FA later admitted was wrong. Is this just incompetence, or is there an agenda against the Gunners? Tony Doe breaks down the inconsistencies in officiating, the uphill battle Arsenal faces against Liverpool in the title race, and why perfection might be the only way forward for Mikel Arteta's side.With injuries piling up and every match feeling like a final, can Arsenal grind their way to glory?
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