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If you're not a Gooner, stop reading now. I will not be held responsible for the pain and suffering this will post will cause you.
This is from Arsenal.com... To see it along with a nice table detailing what happened when, visit: http://www.arsenal.com/theclub/records.jsp
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RECORD BREAKERS
Since drawing 0-0 at Newcastle United in the penultimate game of the 2000-01 Premiership season, we have embarked on an astonishing run which has seen football history rewritten.
The Gunners have scored in their last 48 league matches, avoided defeat in 30 successive Premiership games and won their last 12 league matches at Highbury.
ARSENAL MILESTONES
Scoring sequence:
Sylvain Wiltord's goal against Southampton on February 2, 2002 eclipsed the Premiership record of 25.
Patrick Vieira's goal against Sunderland on March 30, 2002 beat the Club record of 31.
Thierry Henry's goal at Charlton on September 14, 2002 beat the top-flight record of 44 set by Manchester City in 1937.
Kanu's goal at Leeds on September 28, 2002 eclipsed the league record of 46 set by Chesterfield from 1929 to 1931.
Unbeaten run:
Our 3-0 win at Charlton on September 14, 2002 beat the Club record of 26 set by George Graham's squad from 1990-91.
Our 3-1 win against Sunderland on October 6, 2002 beat the Premiership record of 29 set by Manchester United in 1999.
Unbeaten away run:
Our 4-1 win at Leeds on September 28, 2002 beat the top-flight league record of 22 set by Nottingham Forest in 1978.
Consecutive wins:
Our 2-0 win against Birmingham City on August 18, 2002 beat the top-flight record of 13 set by Preston and Sunderland in 1892 and Tottenham in 1960.
Consecutive home wins:
Our 3-1 win against Sunderland on October 6, 2002 beat the Club record of 11.
This is from Arsenal.com... To see it along with a nice table detailing what happened when, visit: http://www.arsenal.com/theclub/records.jsp
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RECORD BREAKERS
Since drawing 0-0 at Newcastle United in the penultimate game of the 2000-01 Premiership season, we have embarked on an astonishing run which has seen football history rewritten.
The Gunners have scored in their last 48 league matches, avoided defeat in 30 successive Premiership games and won their last 12 league matches at Highbury.
ARSENAL MILESTONES
Scoring sequence:
Sylvain Wiltord's goal against Southampton on February 2, 2002 eclipsed the Premiership record of 25.
Patrick Vieira's goal against Sunderland on March 30, 2002 beat the Club record of 31.
Thierry Henry's goal at Charlton on September 14, 2002 beat the top-flight record of 44 set by Manchester City in 1937.
Kanu's goal at Leeds on September 28, 2002 eclipsed the league record of 46 set by Chesterfield from 1929 to 1931.
Unbeaten run:
Our 3-0 win at Charlton on September 14, 2002 beat the Club record of 26 set by George Graham's squad from 1990-91.
Our 3-1 win against Sunderland on October 6, 2002 beat the Premiership record of 29 set by Manchester United in 1999.
Unbeaten away run:
Our 4-1 win at Leeds on September 28, 2002 beat the top-flight league record of 22 set by Nottingham Forest in 1978.
Consecutive wins:
Our 2-0 win against Birmingham City on August 18, 2002 beat the top-flight record of 13 set by Preston and Sunderland in 1892 and Tottenham in 1960.
Consecutive home wins:
Our 3-1 win against Sunderland on October 6, 2002 beat the Club record of 11.
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If you're not a Gooner, stop reading now. I will not be held responsible for the pain and suffering this will post will cause you.
This is from Arsenal.com... To see it along with a nice table detailing what happened when, visit: http://www.arsenal.com/theclub/records.jsp
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RECORD BREAKERS
Since drawing 0-0 at Newcastle United in the penultimate game of the 2000-01 Premiership season, we have embarked on an astonishing run which has seen football history rewritten.
The Gunners have scored in their last 48 league matches, avoided defeat in 30 successive Premiership games and won their last 12 league matches at Highbury.
ARSENAL MILESTONES
Scoring sequence:
Sylvain Wiltord's goal against Southampton on February 2, 2002 eclipsed the Premiership record of 25.
Patrick Vieira's goal against Sunderland on March 30, 2002 beat the Club record of 31.
Thierry Henry's goal at Charlton on September 14, 2002 beat the top-flight record of 44 set by Manchester City in 1937.
Kanu's goal at Leeds on September 28, 2002 eclipsed the league record of 46 set by Chesterfield from 1929 to 1931.
Unbeaten run:
Our 3-0 win at Charlton on September 14, 2002 beat the Club record of 26 set by George Graham's squad from 1990-91.
Our 3-1 win against Sunderland on October 6, 2002 beat the Premiership record of 29 set by Manchester United in 1999.
Unbeaten away run:
Our 4-1 win at Leeds on September 28, 2002 beat the top-flight league record of 22 set by Nottingham Forest in 1978.
Consecutive wins:
Our 2-0 win against Birmingham City on August 18, 2002 beat the top-flight record of 13 set by Preston and Sunderland in 1892 and Tottenham in 1960.
Consecutive home wins:
Our 3-1 win against Sunderland on October 6, 2002 beat the Club record of 11.
This is from Arsenal.com... To see it along with a nice table detailing what happened when, visit: http://www.arsenal.com/theclub/records.jsp
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RECORD BREAKERS
Since drawing 0-0 at Newcastle United in the penultimate game of the 2000-01 Premiership season, we have embarked on an astonishing run which has seen football history rewritten.
The Gunners have scored in their last 48 league matches, avoided defeat in 30 successive Premiership games and won their last 12 league matches at Highbury.
ARSENAL MILESTONES
Scoring sequence:
Sylvain Wiltord's goal against Southampton on February 2, 2002 eclipsed the Premiership record of 25.
Patrick Vieira's goal against Sunderland on March 30, 2002 beat the Club record of 31.
Thierry Henry's goal at Charlton on September 14, 2002 beat the top-flight record of 44 set by Manchester City in 1937.
Kanu's goal at Leeds on September 28, 2002 eclipsed the league record of 46 set by Chesterfield from 1929 to 1931.
Unbeaten run:
Our 3-0 win at Charlton on September 14, 2002 beat the Club record of 26 set by George Graham's squad from 1990-91.
Our 3-1 win against Sunderland on October 6, 2002 beat the Premiership record of 29 set by Manchester United in 1999.
Unbeaten away run:
Our 4-1 win at Leeds on September 28, 2002 beat the top-flight league record of 22 set by Nottingham Forest in 1978.
Consecutive wins:
Our 2-0 win against Birmingham City on August 18, 2002 beat the top-flight record of 13 set by Preston and Sunderland in 1892 and Tottenham in 1960.
Consecutive home wins:
Our 3-1 win against Sunderland on October 6, 2002 beat the Club record of 11.