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Arsenal: Team of the Century 1900-1999
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The original Arsenal web site
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ArseWeb
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Latest:
20/5/07 at 18:32
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Final loss feels almost like a win; First Emirates hat-trick as Bouldy takes younger-than-youngsters to semi; Poor show at PSV; Did Cesc diss Sparky? after Rovers played for draw
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Newsreel contains 5411 searchable news articles back to Dec 98, ArseLinks lists 310 sites
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Videos & DVDs: many titles including IT'S UP FOR GRABS NOW (Anfield '89) 49ers (record-breaking highlights) CLASSIC VICTORIES OVER SPURS, UNTOUCHABLES (2003-04 Season Review), the ITALIAN JOB (our mauling of Inter), CENTURIONS (100 goals from each of Thierry & Dennis! and much more
Arseweb kit shop, with
proper official merchandise including Nike replica kit & clothing,
baby kits, quilt sets,
sunglasses, scarves, and much much more!
Arseweb has had a working relationship with the company running the kit shop service
for several years, and they have proved themselves fast, reliable, and trustworthy. Nike have recently changed their pricing structure, which has unfortunately forced us to drop the 'free postage' policy. Very sorry about that, we will continue to monitor the situation and restore the policy if at all possible.
Arseweb's own products: Loads of different shirts, hats, bags, clocks, badges and more, featuring the Arseweb logo and other Arsenal designs of our own.
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Club Info
Arsenal FC contact numbers and addresses, ticket
availability, directions (including training ground), maps, and
stadium info (including Wembley).
Away fans page
Info (links) for travelling fans (both Gooners on the road,
and other clubs' fans visiting Highbury).
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Shopping
Online shopping from ArseWeb
plus address and contact info for the club shops and
other sources of Arsenal merchandise, including shares.
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Arsenal vs the World
A page on every team we play against, featuring
head-to-head stats, links to the club's websites, links to match reports,
and other info.
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- AISA
- The Arsenal Independent Supporters Association
- Arsenal fanzines
- Contact and subscription details
- Arsenal LIVE
- How to follow Arsenal matches live on the Internet
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ArseWeb History & Stats section
We have a huge amount of Arsenal history and statistics
on ArseWeb, and links are included to other good sites.
This section
is maintained by Derek Brownjohn.
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- Previous seasons... as covered by ArseWeb
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2003-04 historic unbeaten championship season,
2002-03 2nd in league, 2nd Cup in a row,
Another double season! 2001-02
2000-01, 2nd twice at home, QF in europe,
1999-00, penalties missed and paid...
1998-99, so near and yet...
Double season! 1997-98
1996-97, Arsène's first season
1995-96, Rioch's only season
1994-95, Graham's last season
1993-94, ArseWeb's first season
These links are to seasonal index pages, containing the
season's info as it was presented on ArseWeb at the time including
calendars, news, etc. We delete nothing.
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- NewsReel
- NewsReel started in November 1998. Everything Arsenal-related
that's happened since then can be found here. You can list items chronologically
under the various topic headings, or do a keyword search on the NewsReel (optionally specifying a date range)
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- Record-Breakers
- Club, English, Top-flight, and Premiership records held and being set by the Gunners
- Last-Gasp goals
- Why we're so exciting to watch, even when we were boring!
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- Headlines archive
- all entries from the home page headlines (press
'News' tab, they're listed under "Recent Events") are archived here,
listing major events dating back to August 1997, with links
to ArseWeb's coverage.
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ArseLinks |
a searchable, categorised, definitive list of reviewed web sites for Arsenal fans, containing over 200 sites in over 45 categories
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Launch announcement 28th Feb 2006
It's been a long long time since Arseweb had a links section worthy of the name. When the site started, we didn't need one, because there were no other Arsenal sites and precious few football sites (Wolves had one, I think that was it).
It got to the point where suddenly it became a hell of a lot of work to maintain such a section, and I figured that other sources' lists and the rise of the search engines meant that our readers would be able to find what they needed.
But it's always felt like there's an Arseweb-shaped hole in the Arsenal links list world, and basically, I've been waiting till the site could do justice to the job.
So anyway, we're very pleased to announce the launch of our new links section, ArseLinks.
In keeping with the NewsReel concept, the database is categorised and searchable. You can help us keep it up to date by signing up, after which you'll be able to use web forms to suggest sites for inclusion. This process should make it much much easier to keep the whole thing up to date.
grepse note that it's not a free-for-all. You're welcome to submit suggestions for the description section, and I'm sure that in most cases we'll go along with our reader's views. But tthe bottom line is: Arseweb is responsible for the descriptions and the ordering of entries in the lists. We want the database to be as useful as possible and that means rewarding quality and being brutally honest about the sites. Don't submit your own site with a ridiculously glowing tribute, and expect it to sneak through, not even temporarily (all entries will be checked before being added to the database).
I've made a bit of a start anyway, with 48 categories and 200 sites listed so far. Please have a look , and use the 'email us' link at the bottom of the ArseLinks pages to send any comments or suggestions. But please do sign up if you want to submit URLs because it makes the process sooooo much easier. Simple emails with URL suggestions will probably be ignored.
Speaking of which, apologies to anyone who's sent their URL to us over the last few years - apart from a few extremely worthy exceptions, we've not been acting on them. But I have trawled through my old emails and added all the sites that were suggested and which haven't already disappeared. If you told Arseweb about your site, but it's not in ArseLinks, it's because I've lost the email and not because I'm ignoring it. If that's the case, I apologise again, and would ask you please to sign up and submit it now.
ArseLinks uses the LinkIndexer engine, with my own extensive modifications.
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