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Synopsis
Featuring full first-team statistics from 1970 onwards and the full story of the 2001-2002 season, this is an illustrated history of London's most successful football team. It covers all aspects of their impressive history from their formation in 1886 to Wenger's team of international stars.

About the Author
Phil Soar was part of the consortium that acquired Nottingham Forest
Football Club in 1997. He became a football author in his own right, and
set new standards in club histories with his bestselling Official History of
Tottenham Hotspur.
Martin Tyler is the principal football commentator for Sky Sports, after
having worked for ITV for many years. He commentates regularly on big
European matches at home and abroad, as well as for many World Cups,
including the Final. He is also a writer on all aspects of the game.
As co-authors, Phil Soar and Martin Tyler have written some of the bestknown
football books in the English language, including The Story of
Football, The A-Z of British Football Records and The Story of the FA Cup. The
Encyclopedia of British Football (reprinted 14 times), which they also wrote, is
the bestselling hardback book on football ever published in English. --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews   10 of 10 people found the following review helpful: Certainly not "Boring Boring Arsenal" any longer!, 7 Mar 2004 By  "lwalters24" - See all my reviews This review is from: Arsenal: Official History (Hardcover) This book is a must for all Gooners. It has a superb collection of pictures and great black and white memories beginning with the very early days in 1886 as Royal, then to be Woolwich Arsenal and Herbert Chapman, their superiority during the 30's, the unforgettable Cup upset in 71 which led to the famous Double with some wonderful pictures of George Graham, Frank McClintock and Charlie George and lastly to Bruce Rioch's wonderful signings of Dennis Berghamp and David Platt. The statistics are there for all to see, with every game, score line, scorer and team line-up. Also, quick fact, Arsenal are the only team, with the exception of Everton, not to be relegated from the old First Division or Premier League. There are some great moments to relive, in my era anyway, the unforgettable Michael Thomas goal at Anfield on May 21st 1989, just seeing the faces of Steve McMahon and Alan Hansen was one of the best night's of my life. Also, Ian Wright's magnificent goal-scoring, not only in the league but the May 1993 Cup Final and Coca Cola Cup Final against Sheffied Wednesday, even with a broken toe! I also loved the moment we beat Standard Liege 7-0 in a close game in November 1993 in the Cup Winners Cup. Not only does this book describe each and every wonderful memory with great writing and fantastic pictures, you will also relive the memories one would rather forget, amongst them the departure of George Graham and the Spurs defeat at Wembley. Lest we forget. Anyway, if you are a true fan and fanatic of the Reds you're going to love this book, not only because of their colourful and successful history but also to watch and admire the way they are playing today, which is the beautiful game. One for the coffee table, especially if you live with a Tottenham fan as I do!  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this)   3 of 3 people found the following review helpful: The one book Arsenal fans should all own, 27 April 2001 By A Customer This review is from: The Official Illustrated History of Arsenal (Hardcover) If you're looking for a single title to provide you with a total overview of Arsenal, this is the one. If you're looking to buy one book to give a young Arsenal fan who wants to learn more about the Club this is it. If you're an Arsenal fan who knows little or nothing of the Club's glorious history look no further. If you know a fair bit about Arsenal you'll learn a whole lot more by reading this publication.  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this)   5 of 7 people found the following review helpful: A great book but, 27 April 2001 By A Customer This review is from: The Official Illustrated History of Arsenal (Hardcover) An excellent book in fact, but why would you want to buy the old edition when the new one by the same authors, but with a slightly different title is already availabile?.  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) › See all 5 customer reviews...		Most Recent Customer Reviews Gunner Be Happy if You Get This ! This is the time to buy a book on the Gunners - the year another double was won. I can't wait for the next updated version with the 'Champions of Europe' section so this'll fill... Read more Published on 13 Dec 2002 by C. Salfarlie A great overview of the History of Arsenal The book gives facts and details on almost everything in this clubs history, from its formation to almost the present day. Read more Published on 1 Nov 2000 Search Customer Reviews Only search this product's reviews › See all 5 customer reviews...