Former Arsenal manager George Graham (1986-1995) said the Gunners starting 11 are good enough to beat anybody when they're healthy, but once the club has to dip into its squad it struggles. Graham told James Olley of the London Evening Standard that If the team happens to finish in the top four this season and makes it to the Champion League it'll be one of Arsene Wenger's greatest accomplishments.

Name: David Hillier In his 1990s prime for: Arsenal Lowdown: After joining Arsenal at the age of fourteen, Hillier impressed George Graham and made his first team debut in 1990, winning the league title the same year. Although never really being a regular starter during his Arsenal career, Hillier did play 43 games in 1992/3.

Name: David Hillier In his 1990s prime for: Arsenal Lowdown: After joining Arsenal at the age of fourteen, Hillier impressed George Graham and made his first team debut in 1990, winning the league title the same year. Although never really being a regular starter during his Arsenal career, Hillier did play 43 games in 1992/3.

Former Gunners manager George Graham has lambasted Wenger's signing of Andrey Arshavin, criticising both his performances and his commitment to the club. Speaking to talkSPORT the day after Arsenal's excellent win in Marseille, Graham said, "Arshavin's been a poor buy, his enthusiasm doesn't seem to be there.

Former Arsenal manager George Graham believes a Top-Four for the Gunners this season is very close to mission-impossible. The 66-year old is quoted as saying by The Daily Mail that for maybe the first time in ...

George Graham may have managed both Arsenal and Spurs and won trophies for both clubs, but if you were to ask him who he holds a torch for the answer would most definitely be Arsenal. He has been speaking to the Mail on Sunday about the game today and he thinks that Spurs are the [...]

George Graham won two league titles in his time as Arsenal manager, and knows all about the pressures of winning. He has been speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live about the problems at Arsenal. He said, "They left it late to bring in these players so he's not had time to work with the players [...]

Sometimes it is tough finding things to write about, especially on a deathly quiet Glastonbury Sunday.

Is Wimbledon more interesting than an news-shy Arsenal newsnow? Not since the Crazy Gang has Wimbledon held any interest to the football lover.

Those were the days the George Graham era.

George Graham, the great Arsenal player and their former manager, has talked about Newcastle today in Talksport with hosts Andy Gray and Richard Keys. George Graham if they ever get it right Newcastle will be great club There is a popular article out from Talksport, but I've tries to extract the "good" bits, [.

What did you and the Arsenal players used to do to socialise?

Drink!

What do you think about the recent revelations on Andy Carroll's night life?

When we used to go out...you know, I wasn't one of the regulars. I went out with the guys occasionally.

Former Arsenal left-back Nigel Winterburn revealed the Club's decision to appoint Arsene Wenger as manager was spot on as almost all players liked the style of the Frenchman. After the dismissal of George Graham in 1995 ...

Former Arsenal manager George Graham believes the Gunners should focus on power when they decide who to sign for the defensive department this month. With Thomas Vermaelen to undergo surgery this week to fix his Achilles ...

Let's start back in the late 60's and early 70's. The mere mention of Leeds was certain to cause fear in all but the hardest of Gooners. Leeds were as hard as their fans. Bremner, Giles, Charlton, Hunter etc were without question the dirtiest side I have ever seen, but let there be no doubt, that side could play great football before they kicked two colours out of the opposition.