by Andy Kelly
There is one player who has written himself into Arsenal folklore even though his total competitive playing time in the first team was 110 minutes. If you ask any Arsenal fan of a certain age, you can guarantee that they will all have the same opinion of him.
by Andy Kelly
This isn’t the sort of article that we would normally produce but there has been a fair amount of talk recently about Arsenal’s record with Mike Dean as referee. Some out of date stats have been bandied about so I thought I would put together the following table so that it can be used as an accurate reference point to sling some mud at the man from Wirral.
Fun and fireworks at Trent Bridge
Notts County versus Woolwich Arsenal: Saturday December 17th 1904
by Mark Andrews and Andy Kelly
Exhausted Arsenal lose to the Champions Elect
Woolwich Arsenal versus Newcastle United: Saturday December 31st 1904
by Mark Andrews and Andy Kelly
Arsenal have no cutting edge against the Rams
Woolwich Arsenal versus Derby County: Saturday March 18th 1905
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Woolwich Gunmetal defeats Sheffield Steel
Spion Kop barracks old Woolwich stager
Woolwich Arsenal versus Sheffield Wednesday: Saturday February 25th 1905
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Arsenal and Bristol City draw a hard fought cup tie
Re-appearance at the Manor Ground of an old “friend”
Woolwich Arsenal versus Bristol City: Saturday February 4th 1905
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Arsenal inter Bury’s hopes and alleged hooliganism
Woolwich Arsenal versus Bury: Saturday January 28th 1905
by Mark Andrews and Andy Kelly
Arsenal suffer big defeat at Wolves
Wolverhampton Wanderers versus Woolwich Arsenal: Saturday January 21st 1905
by Mark Andrews and Andy Kelly
Arsenal draw with Bloomer’s Derby
Derby County versus Woolwich Arsenal: Saturday November 19th 1904
by Mark Andrews and Andy Kelly
