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- 1886–87_Royal_Arsenal_F.C._season abstract "This was the first season of the club that was to become Arsenal F.C.The club was formed by David Danskin and other workers from the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich. Early games were played under the name Dial Square.Home games were played on an area of Plumstead Common that is now bordered by Heavitree Road, Waverley Crescent and St John's Terrace. Players used The Star Inn public house in Jago Close as a dressing room.The club's first match was against Eastern Wanderers on 11 December 1886. The match was played on a piece of scrap land in what is now Tiller Road on the Isle of Dogs.In his book "Forward, Arsenal!", Bernard Joy gave the team line-up for first match as: Beardsley, Danskin, Porteous, Gregory, Bee, Wolfe, Smith, Moy, Whitehead, Morris, Duggan. However, in 1953 Robert Thompson claimed that he played in the first game (along with Wells in place of Morris and Duggan) and scored the first goal. Further, it has been found that Fred Beardsley played for Nottingham Forest in the F.A. Cup that day.Thompson also claimed to have suggested the name Royal Arsenal. From Thompson's account, it appears that the first game played as Royal Arsenal was against Millwall Rovers on 5 February 1887.".
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- 1886–87_Royal_Arsenal_F.C._season chairman "None".
- 1886–87_Royal_Arsenal_F.C._season club Arsenal_F.C..
- 1886–87_Royal_Arsenal_F.C._season cup "None".
- 1886–87_Royal_Arsenal_F.C._season cup1Result "None".
- 1886–87_Royal_Arsenal_F.C._season highestAttendance "Unknown".
- 1886–87_Royal_Arsenal_F.C._season league "None".
- 1886–87_Royal_Arsenal_F.C._season leagueResult "None".
- 1886–87_Royal_Arsenal_F.C._season leagueTopscorer "None".
- 1886–87_Royal_Arsenal_F.C._season leftarm "940000".
- 1886–87_Royal_Arsenal_F.C._season lowestAttendance "Unknown".
- 1886–87_Royal_Arsenal_F.C._season manager "None".
- 1886–87_Royal_Arsenal_F.C._season nextseason "1887".
- 1886–87_Royal_Arsenal_F.C._season rightarm "940000".
- 1886–87_Royal_Arsenal_F.C._season season "1886".
- 1886–87_Royal_Arsenal_F.C._season seasonTopscorer "Unknown".
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- 1886–87_Royal_Arsenal_F.C._season subject Category:Arsenal_F.C._seasons.
- 1886–87_Royal_Arsenal_F.C._season subject Category:English_football_clubs_1886–87_season.
- 1886–87_Royal_Arsenal_F.C._season type SoccerClubSeason.
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- 1886–87_Royal_Arsenal_F.C._season comment "This was the first season of the club that was to become Arsenal F.C.The club was formed by David Danskin and other workers from the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich. Early games were played under the name Dial Square.Home games were played on an area of Plumstead Common that is now bordered by Heavitree Road, Waverley Crescent and St John's Terrace. Players used The Star Inn public house in Jago Close as a dressing room.The club's first match was against Eastern Wanderers on 11 December 1886.".
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