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Arsenal Untold
In a football crisis does the source of information affect procedure?
Do players take any notice of blogs and newspapers?
Today’s Arsenal Anniversaries: The man who played over 100 times for Arsenal but never quite made it
Henry Norris at the Arsenal: There is a full index to the series here.
Arsenal in the 1930s: The most comprehensive series on the decade ever
Arsenal in the 1970s: Every match and every intrigue reviewed in detail.
Untold Social
Untold Social is a series of non-football articles that arose because they are topics those of us who run the site have talked about. There is no promotion or selling – just articles that are not to do with football that we think might be of interest.
Untold Social: Don’t pay that parking fine
Untold Social: The football supporters guide to how to lose weight
The video of Match of the Day focussing on our banner is now shown on the Untold Banner page
The current series on the Arsenal History Society site: Covering all aspects off the life and work of the man who rescued Arsenal from extinction, secured the club’s future by moving it to Highbury, and then brought in Herbert Chapman as manager, our current series of articles is on Henry Norris at the Arsenal. The series is being worked on daily, and the articles thus far are here.
“Woolwich Arsenal, the club that changed football” and “Making the Arsenal” are both available on Kindle.
Among the series published by the Arsenal History Society
Arsenal in the 1930s: the players, the crowds, the tactics
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For all enquiries about Untold Arsenal and the AISA Arsenal History Society please contact Tony Attwood at Tony@schools.co.uk
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