There are moments in a football life that live forever. We all have them -Micky T at Anfield, TA6′s goal v Everton, TH14′s v MU, Dennis at Newcastle or Freddie in Cardiff. But it is the childhoood memories which really stand out and for me they are often connected to the '70-'71 Double team. One of my favourite ever goals was scored by one of my early heroes George Graham.

There are moments in a football life that live forever. We all have them -Micky T at Anfield, TA6′s goal v Everton, TH14′s v MU, Dennis at Newcastle or Freddie in Cardiff. But it is the childhoood memories which really stand out and for me they are often connected to the '70-'71 Double team. One of my favourite ever goals was scored by one of my early heroes George Graham.

By Chris Wright

Well By Jove and lawks-a-mussy, it's the FA Cup Final tomorrow! Where the bally hell did that creep up from? To help pique your interest in the crackings-off at Wembley tomorrow afternoon, we've assembled a run-down of our ten favourite FA Cup Final goals.

Got walls? Need things to hang on them? Tired of the picture of the dogs playing poker?

Well, the Arseblog Shop has just launched a new series of Legends Prints featuring Charlie George, Robert Pires, Dennis Bergkamp, Ian Wright, Liam Brady and Highbury (with more coming soon).

They're A3 digital prints on glossy 300gsm paper, retailing at a mere €8 each and you can also buy them in bundles for extra value.

Appreciation

The legends descended on the hallowed turf of the Grove. This is probably the first time that I've ever used hallowed turf and new-ish stadium in the same sentence. For me (and I'm sure many others too), Highbury remained the truly real Arsenal stadium. However, with each match/season and the growing memories, not forgetting the continual Arsenalisation of the stadium, Emirates Stadium is turning into home.

It was once the home of one of Australia's finest teams based in Sydney's southern suburbs, St. George Budapest (who later became St. George Saints), playing in Australia's then-leading professional division, the National Soccer League (they won the league in 1983). The club had a rich history, having supplied almost half of Australia's 1974 World Cup team.

It was once the home of one of Australia's finest teams based in Sydney's southern suburbs, St. George Budapest (who later became St. George Saints), playing in Australia's then-leading professional division, the National Soccer League (they won the league in 1983). The club had a rich history, having supplied almost half of Australia's 1974 World Cup team.

"A good ball by Dixon finding Smith onto Thomas charging through the midfield, Thomas it's up for grabs now. Thomas , right at the end. An unbelievable end to the season." My favourite goal of all time, probably every Arsenal fans favourite goal. There have been plenty more beautiful (TH v MU 2000) but certainly none more dramatic.

Arsenal are set to celebrate Christmas in style after the club's marketing department released a super cool video starring a host of first team stars showing off the latest Arsenal gear. The likes of Andrei Arshavin, Tomas Rosicky, Ryo Miyaichi, Tomas Vermaelen and Gunners legend Charlie George all star in the short video which is [.

By Alan Duffy

'Tis only just gone Halloween and already the corporate marketing types at Arsenal are already getting all hot under the collar over Christmas.

Here, Andrei Arshavin, Tomas Rosicky et al appear in an "hilarious" video, the undoubted highlight of which is the appearance of Gunners legend Charlie George, who proceeds to steal a few goodies for himself.

3PM Extra: Watch Arsenal's brilliant Xmas ad, Ronaldinho showboating and an MLS fan almost lose her head

Presenting quality football videos from the interweb, daily at 3pm. Here's today's collection: 1) Not only have Arsenal players rediscovered their form on the pitch, but the marketing department is also going great guns off of it.

At last this boring International break is coming to an end and we can look forward to some Arsenal Angst this weekend. Faced with another non-Arsenal news day I thought I'd have a look in the archives and see what this week had been about in times gone past. It turned out that this week 11th to 18th October is historically really very exciting.

Today all Gooners must do their duty. They must recall the greatness of the past and temporarily cast aside the divisions that recently have weakened the Arsenal Faith. If you feel that you can't then let me try to get you to understand why you support this club. What ever your age, I want you to recall the Arsenal Legends for whom a day like this was the day to sweat blood for the cause.

In London for the Swansea match tomorrow and decided to take my daughter on a tour of the Emirates Stadium today.

Arsenal offers two tours. A general tour and one led by an Arsenal legend. Today that legend was Charlie George and I could not turn down the opportunity to meet the person who scored this goal to win the double for Arsenal.

In London for the Swansea match tomorrow and decided to take my daughter on a tour of the Emirates Stadium today.

Arsenal offers two tours. A general tour and one led by an Arsenal legend. Today that legend was Charlie George and I could not turn down the opportunity to meet the person who scored this goal to win the double for Arsenal.

Guest Contributor Dillon Young
This Week in American Soccer History: August 1978
This week in 1978 the Minnesota Kicks, one of the divisional champions of the NASL took on the defending NASL Champions the New York Cosmos in a home-and-home playoff series. The Kicks, who had never previously beaten the Cosmos, furiously began the series opener with forward Charlie George crashing into Cosmos goalie Erol Yasin and scoring in the first minute.

This week's Cafe Calcio is about women's football and goes out at 9.00pm this evening on London's Resonance FM. If you don't live within their catchment area, though, you can tune in by clicking here and, in addition to this, the show will be repeated tomorrow morning at 11.00am and a podcast version of the show is also available that you can listen to by clicking here.

Supposing former Lee Hendrie does decide to come and play for Bandung in the Liga Primer Indonesia. How would Indonesian football benefit from his presence? It won't of course beyond an aroma of glamour through having a fairly recognizable face linked with the unofficial league.

Given Indonesian fans' devotion to Manchester United, Liverpool or Chelsea it's highly probable that Hendrie would have long slipped from the public consciousness and it is highly inlikely there are a significant number of Villa fans in Bandung who would make him feel welcome in the city of factory outlets and Brownies.