Through dozens of interviews with Gunners players past and present, Red Letter Days dissects the myths and conjecture which surround many of Arsenal's epoch-defining games. Includes occasions such as the 1930 'Zeppelin Final', the 1953 title decider, the Stoke semi of 1971, the Littlewooods Cup win over Liverpool in '87, Anfield '89, and Parma '94.
Dozens of interviews with Gunners players past and present are used to dissect the myths and conjecture which surround many of Arsenal's epoch-defining games
George Male, Frank McLintock, Alan Smith, Anders Limpar, Patrick Vieira, and Robert Pires are just a few of the great names who add their insights to legendary occasions such as the 1930 "Zeppelin Final," the 1953 title decider against Burnley, the decisive Stoke semi of 1971, the Littlewooods Cup win against Liverpool in '87, Anfield '89, Parma '94, and the fire-and-brimstone clashes against Manchester United in the first half of Arsene Wenger's spell as manager. This book also assesses the impact and legacy of such key figures as Sir Henry Norris, Herbert Chapman, and Arsene Wenger. Throughout the book, fresh light is cast on Arsenal's historic rivalriesand the truth is revealed about the dramatic rise and fall of both Bertie Mee and George Graham.
