Andrew Mangan of Arseblog Discusses All Things Arsenal on The State of Play Podcast! Matteo Bonetti, Carlo Gargense, Alex Goldberg, Zach Lowy and so on. With James I am quite happy to give my hour.I find myself stunned at how little other (albeit amateur) podcasters know about the club. 98 arses.
Give it a try!Andrew while a talented podcaster and a great figure to have associated with fandom isn’t really the most tactically savvy nor does he have any really unique takes on anything regarding our clubThe Arsecast is the still the best Arsenal podcast out there.
Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts 33.1k Followers, 314 Following, 1,911 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Andrew Mangan (@arseblog) Arsenal Vision is good because of Clive and Tim Stillman but the host Elliot is an absolute pain in the hole. If you want to fly me somewhere nice I’m open to that too.If you think we can work together, we probably can.
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Is this pod any good otherwise?Plenty of guests prior to this! I also write regularly for ESPN. arseblog-August 3, 2020. It receives millions of visitors every month, and has won multiple awards for the writing and audio content. Both books reached #1 on Amazon and iTunes, and the limited edition hardbacks sold out.Since then I have recorded and produced hundreds of episodes, with downloads/listens exceeding 4,500,000 per year. generally isn't aware of current goings on as the average Still better than Arsenal vision and footballistically Arsenal.Press J to jump to the feed.
I began the As well as podcasting hosting, I also produce podcasts for other people, including Live show with Philippe Auclair :: In studio with Marc Maron :: My trusty Shure SM7bI’ve even been a gigantic monster, a French chef, and a man with an axe in his head head as ‘extra voices’ in an animated movie about Thor’s hammer.French Chef – Giant Ogre dude – Man with axe in his headI have industry standard home studio facilities so I can provide you with finished product from here. I’ll give it a listen! We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Fill out the form below or just email andrewmangan at gmail dot com.
Writer, podcaster, voice-over artist, ace flintknapper arseblog-August 4, 2020. Arsecast Extra Episode 367 – 10.08.2020. arseblog-August 10, 2020. The Arsecast has won multiple awards, and we have sold out live shows in London, Dublin and New York.In 2014 I co-founded the Castaway Podcast network. Andrew Mangan POWERED BY 51 arses. State Of Play Episode 52: Andrew Mangan of Arseblog, Sarri Sacked-Pirlo Hired at Juventus and Champions League Update! LATEST PODCASTS. 1 arse.
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He’s so whiny and talks all over and interrupts anyone else trying to make a point, I spend a lot of time cringing at the shite jokes he interrupts with and wanting to strangle him throughout even though I never miss an episode haha.I like the combination of Andrew and James. Arseblog’s end of season player ratings (+ manager ratings) 2020. arseblog-August 5, 2020. 1 arse As well as that, I have written for, or contributed to, various other publications, including: The Guardian, The Irish Times, FourFourTwo, Irish Independent, and many more.I have edited and authored two Arsenal books – “So Paddy Got Up” (2012) and Together: The story of Arsenal’s unbeaten season (2014 – with Andrew Allen). I use And of course I can go to wherever you need me to be, assuming I can drive there. I write about Arsenal every day at arseblog.com, a site I created in 2002. Andrew Francis Mangan (born 30 August 1986) is an English footballer who played as a striker. I love the fun of The Tuesday Club but Ian Stone (also host of the Athletic Arsenal podcast!)
This episode of the State of Play Podcast is loaded with footballing content. Episode 590 … 79 arses. Mikel Arteta picks up the Arsenal pieces once more.
FA Cup final observations, pictures, best bits, and hilarious falling trees. Andrew alone doesn't work for me. Arsecast Extra Episode 87 – Live from The Garage. Get in touch and let's talk about it. As well as that, I have written for, or contributed to, various other publications, including: The Guardian, The Irish Times, FourFourTwo, Irish Independent, and many more.