It was May 2004 when Arsenal made history.The Gunners rounded off their campaign in style to become the first side to go through an entire league season unbeaten since Preston achieved the feat in 1888/89.It was the last time they won the Premier League and they have rarely threatened to do so since, focusing instead on just finishing in the top four.Some weird and wonderful stuff has happened since Arsenal’s last title win…
1. Katie Price has become a thing
52. Pep Guardiola retired from playing football (2006), then became a manager who has won 14 major trophies and counting
Guardiola as a manager (major honours)
La Liga titles x3Bundesliga titles x3Premier League titles x1Champions Leagues x2Spanish Cups x2German Cups x2League Cups x13. Juventus were relegated from Serie A, earned promotion back to the top and have now won seven consecutive titles and reached TWO Champions League finals
54. Arjen Robben had hair in 2004
55. The iPhone has been invented since Arsenal’s last title triumph
56. Tottenham have even won a trophy!
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Two clubs, Bournemouth and Brighton & Hove Albion, are not founding members of the Premier League, but have not been relegated since their debut in the Premier League. Two clubs, Cardiff City and Swansea City, are located in Wales but play in the English football league system for practical and historical reasons.
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Arsenal fans can't believe how good Samir Nasri was for West Ham - 'A better baller than our entire midfield!' Written by: fpnews Posted on: January 12, 2019 It may have hurt them but Arsenal fans could only applaud as their former star Samir Nasri impressed for West Ham United in their 1-0 Premier League win.
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