49 , 49 Undefeated: The Story of Arsenal’s Record-Breaking Run
From May 2003 to October 2004, Arsenal Football Club embarked on a historic journey that would forever etch its name in Premier League folklore. With 49 consecutive league matches unbeaten, including the iconic Invincibles season of 2003/04, Arsenal’s achievement stands as one of the greatest feats in football history.
“49, 49 Undefeated” is a comprehensive tribute to this extraordinary run, offering fans and football enthusiasts a detailed, in-depth look at every match, player, and moment that defined this legendary run. Inside, you’ll find:
Line-Ups and Team Sheets: Detailed breakdowns of each match during the 49-game unbeaten run.Goal Scorers and Key Moments: Relive the unforgettable goals and pivotal moments that propelled Arsenal to the top.Player Profiles: Learn more about the heroes who made this achievement possible, from Thierry Henry’s brilliance to Patrick Vieira’s leadership and beyond.
Whether you were there in the stands, following from afar, or just discovering the magic of this incredible period in Arsenals history for the first time, this book is a must-have for every Arsenal supporter and football lover. Celebrate the pride, passion, and sheer brilliance of Arsenal’s unbeaten run with “49 , 49 Undefeated.”
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Football Shirts, Names, and Numbers: Volume 1
Over 1,600 players and shirt numbers they once wore for numbers 1 – 100Key facts for each playerCrazy shirt numbers, Retired shirt numbers, and Careers in shirt numbers
In Europe from 1992, and then globally from the mid-1990s, the ever-growing commercial world of football has demanded identity, and the shirt number and players name on the back of the shirt is a compelling way of doing just that.
The book is a collection of over 1600 examples of players’ names and their associated squad numbers
World Cup and European Championship Finals: Team Lineups & Scorelines
Lineups, Formations, SubstitutesScorelines – With GoalscorersLocation of Each FinalEvery ManagerTournament Top Goalscorers
As a footballer perhaps the pinnacle of any player’s career would be to reach and play in a World Cup Final. There aren’t many that can lay claim to such a feat. At ‘The Imagine Not Liking Football Club’ we thought we would immortalise the achievement by bringing together all the Men’s World Cup & European Championship Final line ups, winners & losers, in a visually pleasing easy to understand format.
European Cup & Champions League Finals: Complete Visual Lineup of the Finals, with Scorers, Substitutes, and Scorelines
Matchups, Formations, SubstitutesScorelines – With Goal ScorersLocations of Every FinalEvery Manager
Few achievements in football are more revered than competing in—and winning—the continent’s most prestigious club competition. European Cup & Champions League Finals: Complete Visual Lineup of the Finals, with Scorers, Substitutes, and Scorelines brings together every final of this legendary tournament in a visually striking and easily accessible format. This book provides a detailed, comprehensive look at the lineups, scorelines, key moments, and tactical choices in every final, featuring not only the goalscorers and substitutes but also the managers who led their teams to glory. It’s the perfect reference for any football enthusiast looking to explore the drama, history, and unforgettable moments of European club football’s greatest showcase.
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FA Cup Finals: A Guide to the Games Greatest Domestic Cup Competition
Matchups, Formations, SubstitutesScorelines – With Goal ScorersReference guide to 40+ years of great finals
Few feats in English football hold as much prestige as competing in—and winning—the FA Cup, one of the oldest and most celebrated tournaments in the sport’s history. FA Cup Finals: A Complete Visual Lineup of the Finals, with Scorers, Substitutes, and Scorelines brings together every final from this iconic competition in a visually stunning and easily accessible format. This book offers a detailed, in-depth look at the lineups, scorelines, pivotal moments, and tactical decisions across every final, featuring not only the goalscorers and substitutes but also the managers who guided their teams to triumph. It’s the ultimate reference for any football fan wanting to delve into the drama, history, and unforgettable moments of England’s most prestigious cup competition.
Premier League Review: A Complete History of The Premier League
32 Seasons51 TeamsSeason Stats (Winners, Golden Boot, Manager of the Year, Young Player of the Year, PFA Player of the Year)Winning Team Players
The Premier League in all its guises has given us so much over the course of 32 seasons since it’s inception in 1992; 51 teams, 61 stadiums, more than 12,000 games, featuring +4,000 players, over 25,000 goals and so much more. The Imagine Not Liking Football Club have put together a complete review of each of the seasons. Its an opportunity to look at these campaigns and all the memories they evoke, all in one place. It’s League tables, winning teams’ squads including their most played players, top scorers, cup winners, individual award winners and each PFA Team of the Year Line Up from every season from 1992 all the way through till 2024.
49 , 49 Undefeated: The Story of Arsenal’s Record-Breaking Run
All Lineups, Formations, and SubstitutesScorelines – With GoalscorersDetailed Player Profile – With Full Career History
Following defeat against Leeds in May 2003, Arsenal went on to win the remaining 2 league games in the 2002/03 season, and then embarked on the 2003/04 league campaign, that was simply unprecedented, not only winning the Premier League but doing so undefeated throughout the entire league season, playing 38 league games, winning 26, drawing 12 and losing 0 (zero). An invincible league title was secured. The following season, Arsenal continued where they left off, winning 8 of their first 9 games.
In total, Arsenal went a record breaking 49 league games undefeated.
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Miracle on Filbert Way
All Lineups, Formations, and SubstitutesScorelines – With GoalscorersDetailed Player Profile – With Full Career History
Miracle on Filbert Way: A Visual Guide to Leicester City’s 2015/2016 Miracle Season On the 3rd April 2015, Leicester City sat bottom on the Premier League, 7 points adrift from safety. In May of 2016, Leicester City were crowned Champions of England, having won the Premier League, beating the nearest challenger by 10 points. It is arguably the greatest English footballing achievement of all time. Claudio Ranieri led the unfancied Foxes to the league title, despite being a 5000/1 shot at the beginning of the season. Its fairytale stuff. A mixture of journeymen, club stalwarts, rough diamonds and a team ethic combining to achieve the impossible. Perfect for: Leicester City fans, football enthusiasts, sports lovers, and anyone who believes in the power of the underdog.
Examples of Our Content
Some examples of what you can find in the books being published by The Imagine Not Liking Football Club.
Lineups, Formations, Substitutes, Goalscorers, Match Venues, Managers, Top Goalscorers, Shirt Numbers, Player Histories, Key Facts
Retired Squad Numbers are a section available within our Football Shirts, Names and Numbers: Volume 1 book
The 1976 Czechoslovakia Euros Win
Example lineup page from our World Cup & European Championship Finals: Team Lineups & Scorelines book
World Cup Top Goalscorers
Top goalscorers example page from our World Cup & European Championship Finals: Team Lineups & Scorelines book
Cristiano Ronaldo: A Career in Shirt Numbers
Part of the Player Career in Shirt Numbers section available within our Football Shirts, Names and Numbers: Volume 1 book
Retired Squad Numbers
Czechoslovakia Euro Winners 1976
World Cup Top Goalscorers
Ronaldo Career in Shirts
Publisher : The Imagine Not Liking Football Club
Publication date : 26 Dec. 2024
Language : English
Print length : 148 pages
ISBN-10 : 1068301937
ISBN-13 : 978-1068301933
Item weight : 295 g
Dimensions : 14.57 x 1.37 x 22.19 cm
Best Sellers Rank: 465,483 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) 92 in Arsenal FC
