Arseblog Hack 7.3 + Redeem Codes

Last year my oldest grandson became old enough to join a club U12 team. It was his first experience beyond city rec-league soccer. He and I have always had “Our Team” in every sport. We have always been a hockey family that also plays soccer, but we never chose a team outside of the MSL. We sat down together and analyzed the PL and very quickly decided on Arsenal. It’s Gabriel’s job to cheer for whatever team Papa supports; its Papa’s job to learn the history and keep up with the current team. Over the last 9 months I have immersed myself in all of the blogs and podcasts that I could find. Arseblog (and the Arsecast) stands head and shoulders above anything I have found. The reporting is fair and clever. The passion for the team comes through in the writing, but that doesn’t mean that punches are pulled. I can’t wait to read and listen. I wish that all of the sports that I follow had this quality of reporting and punditry. Absolutely excellent!

US-based Gooners don’t have footy news and banter at our disposal. We have to search through various online avenues that lead to unreliable news, passionless objectivity and clickbait garbage. This app keeps you up to date on all things Arsenal (youth & women included) and they do it with accuracy, reliability and endless comedy. It’s the first thing I open on my phone in the morning and if I’m up late enough, the last bits I’ll read at night as the next day starts in the UK.

Never written a review before but since I've been prompted by the app, I thought I'd fulfill my civic duty. Arseblog is (and has been the much needed fix) after I lost my best friend and Arsenal supporter mate, Jez, a few years ago. Keeps the Arsenal chat going in a funny, traditional and sensible way at a time when the world has lost its mind and football values have been eroded. Great voice, super content and the best podcast out there. Cheers guys!

I live in the U.S. and until recently, it was hard to see Arsenal games on TV as few were being shown. ArseBlog has always been my go-to for all things Arsenal. It’s the first “news” I read in the morning (even before local papers). I love the the funny and sometimes hilarious way the guys at ArseBlog write (especially if the butts of the jokes are directed at Spurs, ManUtd, Mourhinho and the likes :) )

I’ve read and/or listened to Arseblog every day since I discovered it over a decade ago. If you’re an arsenal supporter, you’ll want this content delivered straight into your veins. And by veins I mean eyeballs or ear holes. But you get the gist. It’s excellent. And funny. And sometimes poignant - especially when David Bowie is being discussed.

In this time of toilet paper wars and “hunger games style footy,” Andrew, James, and the gang really wipe my arse. I mean they really hit the spot. Football or no, it means so much to hear their voices on any given Monday/Friday. From the bottom of my arse, thank you, thank you, thank you for plugging along and keeping our Arsenal community connected in such a positive and important way.

As an American Gooner who only got into the sport just over five years ago, Arseblog really allowed me to keep up with the club easily despite being on the other side of the pond. Can’t say enough about the work these guys do as they make listeners and readers feel apart of a large, tight knit community with their combination of knowledge and good humor. 5 stars!

Easily the best Arsenal blog/news/podcast around! There never goes a day when I don’t use the arseblog site or the app. I’m proud to have been one of the earliest users(2006) and will continue to do so come rain,hail or shine.

Thank you Andrew Mangan and team for the fantastic service! Allow me to buy you drinks when you’re in San Francisco!

I can say so much, but to begin with this blog is fun and informative and fun. I really love it. The app has improved and I know it will continue to evolve. My wishlist is to be able to swipe left or right to move between pages. Also I would like to be able to set the home page to news. The ability to set your home page would be cool.

Andrew’s writing is thoughtful and always entertaining. Plus he has expanded content from other knowledgeable sources on the blog. And then for listeners his weekly podcasts including Monday’s with James Mc Nicholas are not just Arsenal — they are wisdom for the ages. Maybe. In any case the bond between the two is obvious and makes for a great team