The Woolwich Arsenal Subbuteo team
67: Caesar Augustus Llewellyn Jenkyns

Jenkyns framed
Kit from 1895/1896 season
Position: centre / half back
Jenkyns framed
Kit from 1895/1896 season
Position: centre / half back
Tommy Docherty: The Arsenal 1958-61
An irrepressible character, Tommy Docherty joined Arsenal for the highest player fee the club had paid to that point. Quickly becoming a central and highly popular figure in the team he left a few years later to embark on a long nomadic management career for an eye watering list of sides.
Theo Foley: The Arsenal 1986-1990
The right-hand man of George Graham who played a huge part in the resurgence of Arsenal in the 1980s. Read More →
Joe Murrell in his Kent cricket cap
Kit from 1899/1900 season
Position: full back
Joe Shaw with his sleeves rolled up
Kit from 1912/13 season
Position: full back
Hugh MacDonald being framed
Kit from 1909/10 season
Position: goalkeeper
Tim Coleman being painted
Kit season: 1906/07
Position: inside forward.
H. MacDonald
J. Murrell J. Shaw
P. Sands (Capt) C. Jenkyns S. Theobald
J. Mordue T. Coleman C. Satterthwaite A. Ducat G. Crawford
For the past few years the famous and influential Arsenal Merchandiser @Shewore offers the first 50 lucky subscribers to one of his many tweets the chance to have a handmade “my favourite Arsenal Subbuteo team” produced by a craftsman. This year I was lucky enough to be within the first 50, but had other ideas. Rather than struggle to pick my favourite team within my lifetime, I requested to be able to have a team from just one era – the Plumstead based Woolwich Arsenal of 1893-1913. And it was granted, indeed the chap who makes them was appreciative as it was a different challenge for his artistic skills, from the usual Thierry Henry or Dennis Bergkamp figures. I must also stress that the 50 subscriptions were taken up with a few hours of the offer going out, so there are no more places left unfortunately.
Brian Sparrow: The Arsenal 1977-1984
The 600th player in the first team, this popular reserve spent seven years at Arsenal before moving to Crystal Palace and then a number of coaching roles.
Ron Saxby: The Arsenal 1953-1959
A regular at youth and reserve team level during his six years at Highbury.