Historical facts
Historical facts
Reading all the stuff on here, as well as reminding me what an old fart I am, has also made me realise how much I have forgotten. EG My first game was Ipswich at Highbury in 69. It was total crap. Anybody know where I can find out who was playing? Got loads of questions like that but can't seem to find a site with all the data.
have I missed it on the official site?
have I missed it on the official site?
I checked every site i could find,all i got was the reult 0 0.
Plenty about Arsenal and Swindon,league cup final,one of the darkest days in our history
What i found amazing was the squad photo,only 16 players and 2 of them were goalies, there was no fatigue in them days or a rotation policy.
Plenty about Arsenal and Swindon,league cup final,one of the darkest days in our history

What i found amazing was the squad photo,only 16 players and 2 of them were goalies, there was no fatigue in them days or a rotation policy.
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I remember 0-0. the squads were unbelievable in those days. Have you not seen Frank McClintock boring on about how we won the double in 71 with 13 players.
We won the league, we won the leagiue at *hite hart lane....
As for losing to Ipswich in 78 at least we beat the Mancs the following year. I nearly died as i lived in Manchester at the time and went out on the lash that night. Could i keep my gob shut????
I am still amazed that there is nowhere on the internet with all the results teams etc
We won the league, we won the leagiue at *hite hart lane....
As for losing to Ipswich in 78 at least we beat the Mancs the following year. I nearly died as i lived in Manchester at the time and went out on the lash that night. Could i keep my gob shut????
I am still amazed that there is nowhere on the internet with all the results teams etc
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With the help of the book "Arsenal A Complete Record 1886-1988 by Fred Ollier and not from my memory
the team was 1, Geoff Barnett, 2, Peter Storey, 3, Sammy Nelson (fuck, he must have been young then), 4, Frank Mclintock, 5, Terry Neill, 6, Peter Simpson, 7, Jimmy Robertson, 8, Jon Sammels, 9, Bobby Gould, 10, George Graham, 11, John Radford. It was played at Highbury in front of a massive 22,458 crowd on 25th October 1969.
This game holds no memories for me whatsoever but I remember the following saturday very well, we beat Palace away
5-1 and George Graham scored the ITV Big Match goal of the season with a diving header
PS. I only know it was the following saturday coz it says so in the book, honest


5-1 and George Graham scored the ITV Big Match goal of the season with a diving header

PS. I only know it was the following saturday coz it says so in the book, honest

God I love you guys............. Not in a Cashley sense you understand, my mobile is quite old and therefore large!
So it was pretty much the double winning team. How come they were so crap? The 71 season was my first as a proper Gooner and my memories are of a resilient team that could still play some football (George Graham could pass the ball, ironic really).
Goonerak, why don't you find some way to share all this stuff with us. perhaps as an add on to the Gooner? it should be accessible on the internets (TM G W Bush).
So it was pretty much the double winning team. How come they were so crap? The 71 season was my first as a proper Gooner and my memories are of a resilient team that could still play some football (George Graham could pass the ball, ironic really).
Goonerak, why don't you find some way to share all this stuff with us. perhaps as an add on to the Gooner? it should be accessible on the internets (TM G W Bush).
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Chippy wrote:God I love you guys............. Not in a Cashley sense you understand, my mobile is quite old and therefore large!
So it was pretty much the double winning team. How come they were so crap? The 71 season was my first as a proper Gooner and my memories are of a resilient team that could still play some football (George Graham could pass the ball, ironic really).
Goonerak, why don't you find some way to share all this stuff with us. perhaps as an add on to the Gooner? it should be accessible on the internets (TM G W Bush).
Pretty much the double winning side, minus Neill, Gould and Robertson but don't forget we actually won the Fairs Cup that season (69/70) which paved the way for our double a year later.