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The Journal of the Arsenal History Society
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‘Arsenal Results & Live Scores’
Our current series is “100 consecutive seasons in the top division”
As far as I know this is the only commemoration of Arsenal’s 100 consecutibve seasons in the top league in the country, running from 1919 to 2026. The full index of articles is is published here
Please note that the book “Woolwich Arsenal the club that changed history” is now out of print and so we can’t supply any more copies.
This recent series on 100 seasons commemorates the fact that Arsenal became the first (and so far only) team to play 100 consecutive seasons in the top division of English football and wass publsihed here because it appeared to those of us running the Arsenal History Society website that no one else (including the club) was taking much notice of this unique achievement.
We have of course covered many other series relating to Arsenal’s history, on this site, and in particular you might like to have a look at “Herbert Chapman comes to Arsenal.” The index to that is at https://blog.woolwicharsenal.co.uk/archives/27498
Arsenal Independent Supporters Association, to which the Arsenal History Society is a associated, were also very much involved in celebrating the 100th anniversary of Herbert Chapman’s time at Arsenal and we have these articles on that occasion….
The celebration of Chapman’s legacy, held at the church where he is buried
- AISA’s Chapman Celebration Day: the personal reflections and pictures
- The celebration of Chapman in his resting place: a wonderful, wonderful day
- Celebrate 100 years since Chapman signed for Arsenal on 12 June
- The celebration of Chapman in his resting place: a wonderful, wonderful day
- AISA’s Chapman Celebration Day: the personal reflections and pictures
- Herbert Chapman at Arsenal. How his arrival affected the crowds
Other series on Arsenal’s history
The 1919 Affair: How Arsenal were promoted to the first division – the only complete and detailed history of Arsenal’s election.
Day by Day the videos – An Arsenal video for (almost) every day of the year in order.
Day by Day the stories– a key moment in Arsenal and footballing history for each day of the year
Henry Norris at the Arsenal: There is a full index to the series here correcting 100 years of rumour and false allegations.
Arsenal in the 1930s: The most comprehensive series on the decade ever
Arsenal in the 1970s: Every match and every intrigue reviewed in detail.
You might also enjoy these series…
- Arsenal players in the 30s
- Arsenal in the summer – 50+ articles commemorating different summers
- The First League Season, including a review of each player who played in that season
- Arsenal day by day – over 5000 anniversaries of the club
- Tom Whittaker, player, coach, manager
And our earlier series from when we started the Arsenal History Society
- Arsenal Managers – from Royal Arsenal to Mr Wenger
- Arsenal’s name and how it changed
- Arsenal and Tottenham
- Anti-Arsenal – those who try to put us down throughout history
- Arsenal’s Chronology
- Arsenal History Society news and discoveries
- Chairmen of Arsenal
- Corruption: The Review
- The First Double: 1971
- First Timers: The first time I saw Arsenal
- Iconic moments in the history of Arsenal
- Into the Darkness. Arsenal under Swindin
- Islington 100: celebrating 100 years of Arsenal in Islington
- London – how Arsenal fared in the early days against other London teams
- Meet the ancestors- stories from the relatives of Arsenal players
- The origins of Arsenal
- Players, including updates on what players are doing now
- The Norris Files
- Statistics through the club’s history
- Woolwich Arsenal, the ground
- Woolwich Arsenal in the FA Cup – the full series
- Woolwich 100 – the players who played 100 or more times for WA
- Year by year: tracing the club’s history in detail
- The complete story of Ted Drake scoring seven in one match in December 1935
- Why was the first Arsenal side called Dial Square, and why did it only last one game?
- Herbert Chapman’s first year at Arsenal, analysed as never before.
- A memorial to the founders of Arsenal’s Highbury dynasty
- The very odd case of Frank Ransom
- The wandering James Devlin, and an insight into the workings of the early game
- The curious life of Jimmy Dunne: Herbert Chapman’s last major signing
- When the anti-Arsenal menace and the media sank to the depths
- Winning the youth cup in 2009 – what is that team doing today?
- Arsenal become only the second team in the 20th/21st centuries to win the cup two years running, twice.
- The biggest injury problems ever faced by an Arsenal manager
- Arsenal’s promotion in 1919. At last, the truth
- Exclusive: The interview with George Davie – the man who sued Arsenal and overturned the transfer system.
- The article that led to the creation of the statues at the Emirates Stadium
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The full anniversaries index can be found here.
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Do you have the 2017 FACup Final history programme still available.
And the booklets-Herbert Chapman-Truth and myths
And Glory Days renewed
I’d very much like all of these. Just let me know how much they are and I will forward you the money if you send me your bank details.
Many thanks and keep up the great work.
Andy Barnes
Details of the booklets still available are on http://www.aisa.org/join-aisa/join-online and you can buy from there.