Rebuilding trust and tradition at Arsenal FC
Given that Arsenal has been part of London for around 135 years and has only suffered two major crises, one could say that in terms of things going wrong, this…
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WHO’S THAT BLOKE STARING UP AT THE EMIRATES STADIUM CLOCK?
Herbert Chapman at the Arsenal If there three things you might know about Herbert Chapman one is that he was manager of the Arsenal, a second is that he brought…
30 June 1915: Arsenal’s chairman finishes recruiting for the 177th Field Artillery – whose wages he paid.
Upon the outbreak of the first world war in 1914, Henry Norris, the Arsenal chairman, looked for ways in which he could help the state in its efforts. He did…
What did we make of David Dein’s book? We review it . . . and hear what David has to say about his life.
David Dein spoke to AISA about his new book, ‘Calling the Shots. Hear the podcast of the event here. AISA”s Tony Attwood has read the book. Here’s what he thinks.…
Well done Jake!
A bit belatedly, but AISA congratulates long-time, loyal Arsenal supporter, Jake Coare, who walked for charity between all the London Premier club grounds, despite the blisters that slowed him down…
‘We could have the pitch ready in three weeks’
Arsenal’s Stadium Director, John Beattie, talks about planning for the unknown. Arsenal’s pitch is being renovated during lockdown but would be ready for action if needed for Project Restart by…
From Gatwick to Glory: An Unforgettable UWCL Final Adventure
The journey began in the early hours of Friday morning at Gatwick Airport (AISA’S Karen Pond recalls). With excitement buzzing and scarves packed, I boarded my flight to Porto for…