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Busts of former managers Arsene Wenger and Herbert Chapman in the Directors entrance at Emirates stadium the FA Cup Third Round match between Arsenal and Leeds United on January 06, 2020 in London, England. (Photo by Stuart MacFarlane/Arsenal FC via Getty Images)
Busst of former managers Arsene Wenger and Herbert Chapman in the Directors entrance at Emirates stadium the FA Cup Third Round match between Arsenal and Leeds United on January 06, 2020 in London, England. (Photo by Stuart MacFarlane/Arsenal FC via Getty Images)
Love Arsenal? Check out this pod talking Sunday's goodbyes, Leicester City, the Herbert Chapman Derby & more
Love Arsenal? Check out this pod talking Sunday’s goodbyes, Leicester City, the Herbert Chapman Derby & more
If you don’t already know, Daily Cannon’s podcast host, Matthew Wade, was handpicked from the Arsenal blogger and podcast world to talk all things Arsenal every week on LOVE SPORT radio.
In an action packed 120 minutes, Matthew joins host Aaron Paul, Alexei Slater, and Amar Ahluwalia to talk all things Arsenal.
Included are the goodbyes on Sunday, looking ahead to summer surgery, getting gloomy…
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Wenger is the last of his kind and his era is over
As pressure grows, again, on Arsene Wenger to call it a day on Arsenal, the Arsenal manager represents the last of his kind – a long-term club man in a world that has moved on without him. In the history of Arsenal Football Club, the Gunners have had three main managerial eras, under Herbert Chapman, George Graham and Arsène Wenger. Looking at the way football is going today, is it likely that…
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Watch: 1932 FA Cup Final team make TV appearance
Watch: 1932 FA Cup Final team make TV appearance
We have been known as ‘The Arsenal’ for quite some time. Herbert Chapman was the man who put the club on the map, and his players referred to the team as ‘The Arsenal’ regularly, as you can see below. The clip is from a Pathé newsreel in 1932, focussing on the Arsenal side as they prepared for a second FA Cup Final in three years. The game ended badly in the ‘North v South Cup Final’ with…
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Herbert Chapman
Chapman basically established the parameters of what it means to be a football manager today. He invented the board on which you draw your team tactics, he also invented tactics. He had Arsenal selling products with the team crest emblazoned on them in the 1920s. How far ahead of his time was that???? The more you read the more you’re amazed. I’d urge you to check out Barney Ronay’s book ‘The Manager’ if you’d like to know more.
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Chapman deserves to be remembered like Liverpool and Manchester United greats are
Chapman deserves to be remembered like Liverpool and Manchester United greats are
Today is Herbert Chapman’s birthday.
The legendary Arsenal manager, revered by Arsenal fans everywhere, is, ridiculously, very rarely mentioned when it comes to discussions about people who changed the game or had a massive impact when that discussion involves people not connect with the club.
Everyone knows the name Bill Shankly for what he did at Liverpool or Matt Busby with Manchester United,…
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