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Arsenal

ARSENAL

Club Info

Year Formed:

1886

Nickname:

The Gunners

Home Colours:

Red shirts, White shorts, Red socks

Official Website:

www.arsenal.com

Sport Network Website:

The Arsenal Times

Backroom Staff

Manager- Arsene Wenger

Assistant Manager- Pat Rice

Coaches: Boro Primorac, Liam Brady, Neil Banfield, Dermot Drummy, Steve Bould

Physio/Medical Staff: Gary Lewin, Colin Lewin, David Wales, John Cooke

Scouting: Steve Rowley

Playing Staff:

1 Jens Lehmann

2 Abou Diaby

3 Bakari Sagna

4 Cesc Fabregas

5 Kolo Toure

6 Philippe Senderos

7 Tomas Rosicky

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9 Eduardo da Silva

10 William Gallas

11 Robin Van Persie

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13 Aleksander Hleb

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15 Denilson

16 Mathieu Flamini

17 Alexandre Song

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19 Gilberto Silva

20 Johan Djourou

21 Lukasz Fabianski

22 Gael Clichy

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24 Manuel Almunia

25 Emmanuel Adebayor

26 Nicklas Bendtner

27 Emmanuel Eboue

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30 Armand Traore

31 Justin Hoyte

32 Theo Walcott

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34 Kieran Gibbs

35 Havard Nordtveit

36 Mark Randall

37 Paul Rodgers

38 Jay Simpson

39 Henri Lansbury

40 Vito Mannone

41 Gavin Hoyte

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43 Nacer Barazite

44 Abu Ogogo

45 James Dunne

46 Kerrea Gilbert

47 Rene Steer

Transfers:

In:

Lukasz Fabianski (Legia Warsaw)

Eduardo da Silva (Dynamo Zagreb)

Bakari Sagna (Auxerre)

Lassana Diarra (Chelsea)

Out:

Arturo Lupoli (Fiorentina)

Fabrice Muamba (Birmingham City)

Mart Poom (Watford)

Jeremie Aliadiere (Middlesbrough)

Thierry Henry (Barcelona)

Freddie Ljungberg (West Ham United)

Ryan Garry (Bournemouth)

Johan Djourou (Birmingham City)

Matthew Connolly (Queens Park Rangers)

Lassana Diarra (Portsmouth)

Stadium:

The Emirates Stadium (capacity 60,000)

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Club Heroes:

Cliff Bastin

Ian Wright

Tony Adams

Charlie George

Ted Drake

David O'Leary

Liam Brady

Kenny Sansom

Patrick Vieira

Club Honours:

Premiership: 1998, 2002, 2004

Division 1: 1931, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1938, 1948, 1953, 1971, 1989, 1991

FA Cup: 1930, 1936, 1950, 1971, 1979, 1993, 1998, 2002, 2003, 2005

League Cup: 1987, 1993

European Cup Winners Cup: 1994 

European Fairs Cup: 1970

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