George Graham

Football manager and player with Arsenal

George Graham - Football manager and player with Arsenal
Born

November 30th, 1944
80 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Scotland

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Played as a central defender and later managed several football clubs, including Arsenal and Leeds United. As a player, contributed to the success of Aston Villa and won the Football League in 1970. As a manager, led Arsenal to win the First Division title in 1989 and the FA Cup in 1993. Recognized for tactical acumen and emphasis on defensive organization.

Managed Arsenal to the First Division title in 1989

Won the FA Cup with Arsenal in 1993

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