From the Vault
1991
Published Arsenal history entries that include 1991.
- Division One 1990/91Champions, Once BeatenTwo years on from Anfield, George Graham's Arsenal returned to the summit with a season of remarkable resilience, losing only one league game all campaign and reclaiming the Division One title despite a points deduction that might have undone a lesser side.
- Division One 1990/911990/91: Beaten Only OnceArsenal reclaimed the Division One title with a season of extraordinary defensive resilience, losing only one league game and shrugging off a two-point deduction to finish clear at the top.
- Defender · 1983–2002Tony AdamsMr Arsenal. A one-club man who captained the side across three decades, Tony Adams embodied the spirit of the club through changing eras — leading title-winning teams under George Graham and then Arsène Wenger, and scoring one of Highbury's most iconic goals.
- Forward · 1991–1998Ian WrightWright, Wright, Wright. A late starter who arrived as a record signing and left a record breaker, Ian Wright lit up Highbury with a striker's hunger and a showman's joy — and toppled a goalscoring record that had stood for more than half a century.
- Goalkeeper · 1990–2003David SeamanSafe hands and a famous ponytail. David Seaman gave Arsenal more than a decade of assurance between the posts, the last line of multiple title-winning sides and the author of one of the great FA Cup saves.
- Defender · 1975–1993David O'LearyThe club's record appearance holder. A graceful, unflappable centre-half who served Arsenal across three decades, David O'Leary made a record 722 appearances and bridged two great eras — from the late-1970s cup runs to George Graham's title-winning sides.
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