Arsenal Quiz: Only real fans can get 5+ correct - Arseniz
Play quiz based on Arsenal as, every true Gunners supporters should know the answers to.
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1. Across how many games were Arsenal unbeaten?
From May 2003 to October 2004, Arsenal went unbeaten in the Premier League.
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49
47
42
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2. Which country does he come from?
Manuel Almunia joined Arsenal in 2004, but for the first years of his career at Arsenal, he had to battle for a place against Jens Lehmann.
He has also played for Osasuna B, Celta Vigo, and Albacete.
Paraguay
Brazil
Spain
Portugal
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3. Who left the Arsenal after two years of speculation about his exit?
Summer transfer window prior to the start of the 2011-12 season was notable for a key departure.
Cesc Fabregas
Robin van Persie
Thomas Vermaelen
Ignasi Miquel
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4. How many goals did Thierry Henry score in his career at Arsenal?
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212
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5. In what year did the legendary Arsene Wenger take over?
Before he managed Arsenal, he had managed AS Monaco, and RC Strasbourg among others.
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1992
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1994
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6. In which season Arsenal began their European adventures?
The Gunners played Staevnet of Denmark in round one, defeating the Danes 7-1 away, and losing at home 2-3, therefore winning 9-4 on aggregate.
They were then beaten in round two by Belgian side Royal Liege 4-2 on aggregate (1-1 at home 1-3 away).
The competition was the Inter Cities Fairs Cup.
1963-64
1962-63
1967-68
1958-59
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7. If you were sitting in a seat at Highbury and the Arsenal fans opposite were singing "We're the North Bank at Highbury", what would your stand be singing?
"We're the South End at Highbury"
"We're the Clock End at Highbury"
"We're the Watch End at Highbury"
"We're the Red End at Highbury"
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8. When did the club become known as Arsenal?
Arsenal were first named Dial Square in 1886, but quickly changed their name to Royal Arsenal.
In 1893, they joined the football league second division under a new name, Woolwich Arsenal
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