More than 50 years of supporting Arsenal, friendships that have lasted a lifetime, and a supporters' club built thousands of miles from North London. 🇶🇦🔴

In Episode 8 of Global Gooners, Johnny meets Olu, co-founder of Arsenal Qatar.

From growing up in London and falling in love with Liam Brady, to travelling across Europe following the Gunners and establishing an official supporters' club in Doha, Olu shares a lifetime of Arsenal memories.

But it's the friendships that matter most.

Some of the people Olu met following Arsenal over 40 years ago remain his closest friends today.

“The friends that have stood the test of time are all centred around Arsenal.”

Different cities. Different cultures. Different stories. Same Arsenal.

From discovering Arsenal through a shirt his mum bought him to building one of Bangkok's most passionate football communities, Puma's story is something special.

In Episode 7 of Global Gooners, we visit Haze BKK, where Arsenal supporters gather for every match — even at 3am.

Puma shares his journey, unforgettable Emirates memories, an incredible Ian Wright encounter and why the people who fill his bar mean everything to him.

“This is my family.”

Different cities. Different cultures. Different stories. Same Arsenal.

O'Hanlon's has become a familiar sight to Arsenal supporters around the world a packed New York bar filled with red shirts, flags, songs and celebrations.

At the centre of many of those moments is Cristiano.

In Episode 6 of Global Gooners, Johnny sits down with the Italian living in New York who has become one of the recognisable faces of the O'Hanlon's Arsenal community.

They talk about the atmosphere inside the bar, Cristiano's popularity on social media, what happens behind the scenes on matchday and why spaces like O'Hanlon's become about much more than watching football.

Cristiano also explains how the wider community extends beyond the venue itself through friendships, charity work, football matches, events and connections with other supporter groups.

It's a conversation about Arsenal, belonging and how a football club can help create a home thousands of miles from North London.

Different cities. Different cultures. Different stories. Same Arsenal.