Roberto Revilla has watched Arsenal Women for years. Now he’s talking about them - and he’s not pulling any punches.
Arsenal Women: Trailblazers is a fan-first podcast hosted by Roberto Revilla, a bespoke tailor from London and double WSL season ticket holder who has spent years watching the women’s game grow into something extraordinary. This short intro episode is exactly what it says on the tin: Roberto introducing himself, explaining what this show is, and telling you why he believes the timing matters.
This is not a news outlet. It is not PR-managed. It is not trying to be authoritative in the way a broadcaster might be. It is what happens when someone who has sat in those stands, watched every game they could get to, and has genuine opinions built up over years of following the club finally decides to say them out loud.
Roberto already co-hosts Tailoring Talk Magazine, a podcast about lifestyle and tech - but this is something entirely separate. This is his football passion project, and Arsenal Women have given him plenty of material to work with. He believes, without much hesitation, that Arsenal Women are the biggest club in women’s football in terms of fanbase and global attendance.
In this episode, Roberto sets out what you can expect from Trailblazers: twice-weekly episodes covering match reaction, transfer analysis, player profiles, off-pitch culture and the fan experience. The show is launching deliberately as the summer transfer window opens, so from episode one you are getting immediate, relevant content - not a slow build. No filler.
The tone, Roberto says, is simple: like talking to a knowledgeable mate in the pub who actually watched the game.
What’s covered in this episode:
•\tWho Roberto is and why he’s qualified to host this show
•\tWhy Arsenal Women, and why now
•\tThe difference between this show and everything else out there
•\tWhat Trailblazers will cover and how often it comes out
•\tHis belief that Arsenal Women are the biggest club in world women’s football
•\tWhy a fan-first perspective matters more than ever
•\tA personal note on what the women’s game means to him
A word on the name: Arsenal Women have been breaking ground and setting standards in English women’s football for decades. Trailblazers felt right. Not as a piece of branding - as a description.
Pull up a seat. This is going to be good.
Subscribe now so you don’t miss Episode 1, dropping very soon - a full season review with transfer window analysis, player grades and honest takes on what needs to change.
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