ONE GEORGE GRAHAM

[REB]

never forgot just what this man done for our club,

may 26 1989

[shu]

A Arsenal legend , not just for Anfield 89 but for Copenhagen which must have been nearly 20 years ago too

[Henry Norris 1913]

He learnt about the history of the club, and realised who he was managing when he took over in '86, and set very high standards for the players and himself . He bled Arsenal and is one of the biggest figures in our history , just a shame he couldn't help accepting the scum's rescue cry. But he was always a Gooner. Once an Arsenal man, always an Arsenal man as Terry Neil said.

[WEWEREINVINCIBLE!]

lost on many fans and media really yet with our titles in 89 and 91, would say it was Graham was instrumental in ending Liverpool's dominance, not Man Utd and Fergie.

[Chippy]

He learnt about the history of the club, and realised who he was managing when he took over in '86, and set very high standards for the players and himself . He bled Arsenal and is one of the biggest figures in our history , just a shame he couldn't help accepting the scum's rescue cry. But he was always a Gooner. Once an Arsenal man, always an Arsenal man as Terry Neil said.

I'm sure you know he played for us, but the post doesn't read that way.

[Henry Norris 1913]

He learnt about the history of the club, and realised who he was managing when he took over in '86, and set very high standards for the players and himself . He bled Arsenal and is one of the biggest figures in our history , just a shame he couldn't help accepting the scum's rescue cry. But he was always a Gooner. Once an Arsenal man, always an Arsenal man as Terry Neil said.

I'm sure you know he played for us, but the post doesn't read that way.

I'm not sure why mate, GG said himself he became entrenched in the club culture when he became manager, as a player he didn't love Arsenal as he did when he was a manager is what I meant.

[Chippy]

He learnt about the history of the club, and realised who he was managing when he took over in '86, and set very high standards for the players and himself . He bled Arsenal and is one of the biggest figures in our history , just a shame he couldn't help accepting the scum's rescue cry. But he was always a Gooner. Once an Arsenal man, always an Arsenal man as Terry Neil said.

I'm sure you know he played for us, but the post doesn't read that way.

I'm not sure why mate, GG said himself he became entrenched in the club culture when he became manager, as a player he didn't love Arsenal as he did when he was a manager is what I meant.

Ah OK. That's clearer!

[Natural Born Gooner]

lost on many fans and media really yet with our titles in 89 and 91, would say it was Graham was instrumental in ending Liverpool's dominance, not Man Utd and Fergie.

Too fucking right mate



GG is and always will be an Arsenal legend

[Herd]

This man is still my Hero ,he did so much with so little ,won us Trophy after Trophy with a wafer thin Squad .
The fringe Squad players (unlike the mercenaries we have at the club today ), would run through brick walls for the Club and on their day could win us things ,people Like Martin "Zico" Hayes,Ian Selley, Nial Quin, Steve Morrow and of course the wonderful Perry Groves,all of these Guys did their bit when the chips were down ...........and won !

His ability to extract winning performances from the barest of bones was never so apparent than when we mugged off Parma in wonderful wonderful Copenhagen when we were without Wright and had a midfield that consisted of Davis,Morrow,Selley and the Merse against a team that had experienced Italian Internationals Like Zola , Bennarivo and Foreign stars Like Asprilla, Brolin and Sensini .
I've never seen such a positive vibe in the town before hand and that carried through onto the pitch where after a shakey start we bottled them up and wore them down.

[augie]

GG is still my favourite Arsenal manager of all time - it wasnt just his victories (which were brilliant) nor was it winning against all odds (of which there were many) but it was his instilling in the players of the "Arsenal way" and how we were always meant to be a class above in everything we did. Granted we had a few less than classy moments (skirmishes) but we had a unity and togetherness that sent out a "dont fcuk with us" message and I fcuking loved it

[StuartL]

He learnt about the history of the club, and realised who he was managing when he took over in '86, and set very high standards for the players and himself . He bled Arsenal and is one of the biggest figures in our history , just a shame he couldn't help accepting the scum's rescue cry. But he was always a Gooner. Once an Arsenal man, always an Arsenal man as Terry Neil said.

What Terry ex spud manager Neill ?

[GranadaJoe]

I'll always appreciate what he did for the club as a player (I've got his autograph) and particularly as a manager, and the fact that he loved the club made it even more special. Unfortunately, as a bloke, he's as honest as FatSam is fat and as lovable as Fergie.

[Ado]

http://youtu.be/bQmO3S2eLPE

[StuartL]

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I have the above picture framed and signed by GG - takes pride of place in a box of stuff that I have .

[georgeknows89]

and my name on this site is....... proper legend