I m an Arsenal fan, can you tell us about some of Arsenal s history and iconic moments?

Oh, I'm a Reds fan, I hate Arsenal!

Arsenal is in my heartA team that sticks to its beliefs and works hardWhat it means to me, he's like a friend I knew when I was a kidAlways strive for your goals. Even if we can only vaguely recognize his appearance after ten years, even if he has gone through ten years of ups and downs, when we occasionally talk about him in his busy time, we know that he is the same as back then, sticking to his beliefs and forever young.

Arsenal were founded in 1896 and I wasn't familiar with Arsenal history before 2005. It is certainly not comparable to the hardcore gunners who know a lot about Arsenal's history, and then the feelings for the team are also a little different. For example, it's hard for me to get a sense of the derby between Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur, even though it's said that there are plenty of grievances going back to 80 years.

I've been watching Arsenal since '05, and I've been playing for 10 years. In South China, the Premier League has always dominated the local football broadcast, so the selection of teams is of course in the Premier League.

I don't remember much of why I chose to be a Gunners fan, I think it was because the home jersey that season was so beautiful in color, it was Highbury's last season commemorative jersey, burgundy. Later, I learned more about Arsenal, knew that the manager Wenger was elegant and stubborn, and saw Thierry Henry the Great, the talented Cesc Fabregas, Wilshere and Ramsey who have been working hard, and so on. I have also experienced failures and successes, although more often than not, I guess I lost.

Since 05, Arsenal's important events, I think there are 4: 06 Champions League loss; 08 The Premier League championship collapsed; 11 League Cup defeats; 14 FA Cup wins. The first three were regrettable defeats and were a huge blow to the team and the fans.

The disappointment and dissatisfaction of the fans, the loss and confusion of the players, questioned the team's belief again and again.

The FA Cup final in '14 was full of drama, and nine years of experience seemed to be condensed in this game, with a kick-start and a slap in the face, and then he didn't give up, Cazorla cemented his efforts with a long-range shot, Koscielny swept away his regrets (remember the Carabao Cup mistake in '11) and the new Gunners Ramsey scored at the end. It wasn't a perfect game, but it was a moving one. Unlike hardcore gun fans, I'm not a must-see at my factory right now.

The occasional interest in watching the game comes, even if the jersey changes every year, and the players come and go (selling a lot of captains!). Seeing the team in the live broadcast, I still feel very cordial and familiar.

Arsenal Football Club, or Arsenal for short, is a football club located in the northwest of London, the capital of the United Kingdom. Arsenal Football Club was founded in 1886 and is based in Holloway, London. It is one of the twenty football club teams in the English Premier League, the top flight of England, and one of the largest clubs in the Premier League.

"Arsenal" means arsenal in English, and it turns out that Arsenal was formed by a group of workers from the arsenal. In 1886 the workers of the Woolwich Arsenal in London decided to form a football team, which was then called "Dial Square", and the first game was played on December 11, 1886, with a 6-0 victory over the Eastern Wanderers.

Soon after, the club changed its name to "Royal Arsenal" and in the years that followed, Real Arsenal played friendly matches or participated in local cup competitions.

In 1891, the club was professionalised and renamed Woolwich Arsenal, and in 1893 the team joined the second division. Arsenal moved to Highbury Stadium in 1913 and remained there for 93 years until 2006, when Arsenal moved into the more modern Emirates Stadium.

After the First World War, Arsenal were promoted to the First Division, and since then, Arsenal have remained in the top flight of England, becoming the only team to have never been relegated.

Principles:"One synthesis and two must not be the same", that is, the starting team is the result of a comprehensive balance of team history and culture, personal ability, club conquest, influence, etc. Never limit yourself to seeing or seeing players on live TV or live, or your own preference.

Never look at the predecessors with the current game intensity, technical and tactical level. Insist on putting analytical thinking into the era of each player.

The starting line is made up of the best representatives of the team's history, focusing on two positions that may be controversial. First, the central defender chose O'Reilly as the starter because he is the holder of the "Arsenal" appearance record, playing for 20 years, winning the FA Cup, League Cup and league championship for the team, and is really a meritorious defender. Although Campbell also had a great record at Arsenal, his short time in service led to the selection of Campbell.

Second, Brady, nicknamed "Chipmunks", was the core of the "Gunners" midfield in the 70s, helping the "Gunners" reach the FA Cup final for three consecutive years, and almost single-handedly helped the "Gunners" defeat the "Red Devils" Manchester United in 79 to win the championship, and helped the "Gunners" reach the European Cup Winners' Cup final in 80.

Candidates (not fully listed): Jennings, Lehmann, Paul Merson, Steve Boulder, Keown, Campbell, Gilberto, Ashley Cole, Lauren, David Jack, Derak, Bastin, Wright, Alex James, Graham, Van Persie, Cazorla, Rosicky, Fabregas.

Starting XI: Seaman Leedixon, Adams, O'Reilly, Winterburn, Vieira, Ljungberg, Brady, Pire, Bergkamp, Thierry.

Although Arsene Wenger's historic contribution to Arsenal has been emphasised: helping the team gain international fame, establishing a beautiful style of football, and such iconic results as an unbeaten season.

But I always believe that the Wenger period cannot be used to represent all Arsenal, and we cannot ignore the history and achievements of Arsenal before Wenger. Some people love Arsene Wenger, some people love passing football, and I'm sure there are people who love Arsenal themselves after ruling out the above two points.

Hello, it's a pleasure to serve you and give you the answer: Arsenal fans are a group of passionate, loyal and optimistic people. They love football, support Arsenal and are happy to share their passion with other fans.

They will also actively participate in the team's activities to show their support for the team. To solve the problem that has occurred, it is important to first clarify the nature of the problem so that the best solution can be found. Secondly, it is necessary to analyze the cause of the problem in order to find an effective solution.

Finally, it is necessary to develop a workable solution and make sure that it can effectively solve the problem. Personal tip: When solving a problem, analyze the problem carefully in order to find the best solution; Actively participate in the activities of the team to show support for the team; Make sure that the solution is feasible and that it solves the problem effectively.

There have been a lot of stars in Arsenal's history so far, but I think there are four who are great players:That.

3. Tony Adams.

:That. 1. Henry.

:That. 2. Bergkamp.

:That. 3. Tony Adams.

Tony Adams has never left Arsenal in his life, and he will always be the most perfect leader and the most perfect man in the eyes of Gunners fans. Adams's personal data may not be as prominent in his career, but his leadership temperament is innate. Whether he is at Arsenal or in front of the national team, he will always have the spirit of never giving up and never giving up.

So in the minds of Gunners fans, Adams is definitely a leader and one of the greatest players in their minds.

1.Henry. Not counting Melo, he is the greatest striker of the 21st century and has changed the style of football in the Premier League.

2.Bergkamp. Along with Zidane and Riquelme, he is called the last classical striker, he is a work of art.

3.Vieira. In my mind, Arsenal's best captain, both offensive and defensive are the top of the top, and those who have played live know that there is one Vieira in the midfield.

4.The rest of the unbeaten season, Pireyon Beriadans ......The creator of a legend. Forever written in history.

5.Cazorla. As a Spaniard, he is at home in the Premier League. No one can stop him at his peak, and he is the best candidate to promote the organization and attack internally, but unfortunately he is prone to injury. is still the eternal third brother in my heart.

6.Rosicky. This one is more subjective. I fell in love with Arsenal because I watched Rosicky play. Mozart in football, a man who plays the violin with his feet. The loyalty between him and his third brother is something that the 4 gentlemen of London can never compare.

7.Olivier Giroud. Benzema says he's a go-kart, but his integration of the team, his sacrifice for France, his irreplaceable fulcrum ability, and elegant style of football are what Benzema lacks.

It is said that he is a mixed champion, but if it weren't for Giroud, players like Sanchez, Mbappe, and Gezi might not necessarily win the championship.

8.Ramsey, K6, Monreal. The departure of the Grim Reaper is definitely a great loss.

The former child has now grown into a man, and his love for Arsenal is reflected in his runs, tackles, and falls and gets up again and again. As for K6, Arsenal's last qualified captain. Meng Lei, there is always a need for some conscientious and diligent people in the team.

9.Cech. The peak strength is only void Saint Cassie. Ceilings with door line technology. The greatest goalkeeper in the history of the Premier League.

The greatest player in Arsenal's history is Thierry Henry, who is the Prince of Highbury and the great inheritor of Arsenal's number 14 shirt.

In Arsenal's history, there have been many great players, such as Unai Emery, Mesut Ozil, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Jake Wilshere, Peter Cech.

Thierry Henry, Bergkamp Well, and Arsene Wenger.

Team Honours] Premier League Titles: 3 times (1997-98, 2001-02, 2003-04).

League One titles: 10 (1930-31, 1932-33, 1933-34, 1934-35, 1937-38, 1947-48, 1952-53, 1970-71, 1988-89, 1990-91).

FA Cup: 11 times (1930, 1936, 1950, 1971, 1979, 1993, 1998, 2002, 2003, 2005).

English League Cup: 2 (1987, 1993).

England Charity Shield: 9 times (1930, 1931, 1933, 1934, 1938, 1948, 1953, 1998, 1999, 2002, 2004).

UEFA Cup winners: 1 (1970).

European Cup Winners' Cup: 1 (1993-94).

Emirates Cup winners: 1 (2007).