Arsenal 125: The Official Illustrated History, 1886-2011. Phil Soar, Martin Yler - Hardcover

Phil Soar; Martin Tyler

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 060062353X ISBN 13: 9780600623533

Publisher: Hamlyn (UK), 2011

Synopsis

In 1886 a small group of Scotsmen from the Woolwich Arsenal formed a team -- and thus began the story of the Club that was to be at the vanguard of football innovation and the most successful team in the capital. This book records every detail of the Club's history, from its formative years and rise under Herbert Chapman through to the incredible double of '71 and the drama of '89 right up until the modern era under Arsene Wenger. Read about all the players, matches, goals, trophies and events that have shaped this incredible Club and whose story mirrors that of English football itself. Arsenal 125 is a vital piece of kit for any true Gunner.

About this title

About the Author:

Phil Soar is a respected and successful author, publisher and businessman. In the past 20 years, he has built up one of the best collections of football books and periodicals in the world. Phil has written and collaborated on numerous football histories that have been widely acclaimed. Martin Tyler is the principal football commentator for Sky Sports, after having worked for ITV for many years. He has provided commentary 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. When Arsene Wenger came to the Club in 1996, he set about building a squad that would be the envy of the Premiership. The style of football that Arsene Wenger has introduced to the Club has been both exhilarating and fluent, fused with an attacking flair that has rarely been seen before. In the 15 years that he has managed the Club, Arsene Wenger has guided Arsenal to three League Championships, four FA Cup triumphs and four Community Shield victories, a remarkable record in anyone's book.

About this edition

• Publisher: Hamlyn (UK)
• Publication date: 2011
• ISBN 10: 060062353X
• ISBN 13: 9780600623533
• Binding: Hardcover
• Number of pages: 256