David

[Jurrien Timber @JurrienTimber]

How good is god man

[Arsenal Women @ArsenalWFC]

WE'RE THROUGH TO THE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE SEMI-FINALS 🤩

[David @d_akosim]

@GAFC_04 @SVCarbaholic You must be getting the seasons mixed up. He was legit player of the year 01/02.

[Sky Sports WSL @SkySportsWSL]

An emotional Kim Little leads out the Arsenal side at the Emirates, and is met by a surprise tifo in North London 🥺❤️

[David @d_akosim]

Best Arsenal team in my lifetime

[Rilwan @Real1_balogun]

That 2001/02 Arsenal side lives in the shadows of the 2003/04 Invincibles team but what a special season that was for Arsenal. They won the doubles.

The Premier League title that season came on the back of three straight second-place runs.

Before winning in 2002, Arsenal had won the double in 1997/98, came agonisingly close to the title in 98/99 but lost it by one point to Manchester United. In 99/2000, Arsenal’s ageing defence could no longer hold its own despite a bright, and springing attack. They finished 18 points behind Man Utd.

In 2000/01, they finished 10 points behind their title rivals. Investment into the squad became apparent and Wenger went to the market with the intention of increasing the numbers. The business done that summer was to add depth.

The shock signing of Sol Campbell had become the story of the transfer window but that was the same year Wenger signed Francis Jeffers who never got going. He also brought in Giovani Van Bronckhorst, Richard Wright, Junichi Inamoto.

While the 2003/04 campaign ended without defeat, Arsenal scored more goals in 2001/02. The season also ended with Arsenal not losing any away game while scoring in every league game.

Thierry Henry won the Golden Boot award for the top scorer while Robert Pires recorded the most assists (15).

It was a season remembered to be Pires’, and one in which Arsenal were efficient and swashbuckling.

For more context, Pires got injured in March that term and missed the final two months of the season. Despite that, he’d done just enough to court the respect of the press as he won the Football Writers Player of the Year.

He missed 10 Premier League games that season.

That’s also arguably Wenger’s best season as Arsenal’s manager. It was the season he said they could go unbeaten.

His first Premier League title in 97/98 was special in how he turned things around in the league. The 98/99 season was decent because he showed the capacity to build a strong defensive unit. Arsenal conceded only 17 goals in the league that season.

But that 2001/02 season had life. It was the springboard for the Invincibles of 2003/04, and perhaps, a more entertaining season in the eyes of many.

[FIFA Club Football @FIFACF]

Arsenal are #FIFAWCC Champions. 🏆

[David @d_akosim]

@JPFinlayNBCS Really bad team

[David @d_akosim]

@GoldenGoonerlg @MaxRadwan XG may be low but we presented them some golden opportunities they squandered.

That’s a loss against decent opposition.

[Kads @kadeen__]

Last launch 🚀
SFP Forever
2007-2025

[Laureus @LaureusSport]

Athlete. Mom. Inspiration. 🇯🇲

An icon leaves the track as Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce calls time on an exceptional career

#WorldAthleticsChamps

[/+/ @Sxne19iv2]

No professional coach starts Martinelli in this game

[David @d_akosim]

@ChrisTheCapo They are both not good enough

[Sevyn 🇯🇲 @chyycarter]

He came to play for a draw with this defensive ass team and it backfired🤣.

[Manchester United @ManUtd]

Goal for Arsenal, scored by Calafiori. 0-1.

[michelle alozie (O.O.N) @alozieee]

champions.

[🇳🇬 Super Eagles @NGSuperEagles]

Job Weldone Ladies @NGSuper_Falcons. Deserved champions of Africa 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

[PREM CHAMPIONS @IsmaillIlIlI]

Arsenal women’s carrying this England team in the knockouts

[Arsenal Women @ArsenalWFC]

MICHELLE. AGYEMANG.

[Elijah @eli1ah]

doechii show is awesome.

[Jack Somerville @JackSomerville6]

If anything, Skepta has proved that rap belongs at Glastonbury. Bring BBK next year and see that crowd blow up