Arsenal Dog Names

The Gunners, one of the most successful clubs in English football

The list below includes some pretty awesome names. Names like:

DALTRY: Roger Daltry, singer The Who, famous fan

JENS: Jens Lehmann, goalkeeper, made 200 appearances

LEEBOY: Nickname for Lee Dixon

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ADAMS Tony Adams, 669 appearance and club captain from 1988-2002

ALAN Alan Smith, made 347 appearances and scored 115 times (1987-1995)

ALLISON George Allison, (1934-1947) manager 2 titles and the FA Cup

BERGKAMP Dennis Bergkamp, most appearances by a player outside the UK (423) 120 goals

BERTIE Bertie Mee, manager (1966-1976) won the title and the FA Cup

BOOM BOOM Nickname for Martin Keown

BRADSHAW Harry Bradshaw, manager (1899-1904)

BRADY Liam Brady, (1972-1980) 307 appearances 59 goals

CESC Cesc Fabregas, the club's youngest ever goalscorer (303 appearances)

CLIFF Cliff Bastin, was Arsenal's top goalscorer from 1939-2006 (178 goals)

DALTRY Roger Daltry, singer The Who, famous Arsenal fan

DIDO Singer, famous Arsenal fan

DIXON Lee Dixon 618 appearances (1988-2002)

DOUG Doug Lishman, 244 appearances 137 goals (1948-1955)

DRAKE Ted Drake, scored 139 goals between 1934-1939

FREDDIE Freddie Ljungberg, (1998-2007) 328 appearances scored 72 goals

GALLAS Frenchman William Gallas (2006-2010) 142 appearances

GILBERO Gilberto Silva, Brazilian midfielder (2002-2008) 245 appearances 24 goals

GOONER Gooners, what the Arsenal fans call themselves

GRAHAM George Graham, player (1966-1972) and manager (1986-1995)

GUNNER	The Gunners, club nickname
HERBERT	Herbert Chapman, arguably Arsenal's greatest manager
HERBIE	Herbie Roberts (1926-1937) 335 appearances
HIGHBURY	Arsenal Stadium, aka Highbury (location) the club's ground from 1913-2006
HOLLOWAY	The club is based in Holloway, north London
IAN	Ian Wright, 185 goals the club's second all time top goalscorer
JACK	David Jack, (1928-1934) 208 appearances 124 goals
JENNINGS	Pat Jennings, goalkeeper (1977-1984) 377 appearances
JENS	Jens Lehmann, goalkeeper 200 appearances (2003-2008 & 2011)
LEEBOY	Nickname for Lee Dixon
MCNAB	Bob McNab (1965-1975) 365 appearances
MERSON	Paul Merson, (1986-1977) 423 appearances 99 goals
MITCHELL	Thomas Mitchell, the club's first professional manager (1897- )
NIGEL	Nigel Winterburn, (1988-2000) 584 appearances
NORRIS	Henry Norris, saved the club from bankruptcy in the early 1900s
O'LEARY	David O'Leary, holds the record for the most appearances (722)
PARKER	Tom Parker, Arsenal's first successful captain (FA Cup 1930)
PARLOUR	Ray Parlour, 464 appearances
PATRICK	Patrick Vieria, Arsenal captain (2002-2005)
PERSIE	Robin van Persie, Dutch forward 278 appearances and scored 132 goals

RAMSEY	Aaron Ramsey, Welsh midfielder, part of the current Arsenal squad
REG	Reg Lewis, (1935-1953) scored 118 goals and mande 176 appearances
RIX	Graham Rix, (1977-1988) 464 appearances 51 goals
ROCASTLE	David Rocastle (1985-1992) 277 appearances 34 goals
ROSICKY	Tomas Rosicky, Czech midfielder, part of the current Arsenal squad
SHAW	John Shaw, manager took over after the death of Herbert Chapman (1934)
THEO	Theo Walcott, part of the current Arsenal squad
THIERRY	Thierry Henry, Arsenal's all-time top goalscorer (228)
WENGER	Arsene Wenger, Arsenal's first foreign and current manager
WHITTAKER	Tom Whittaker, manager (1947-1956) won two titles and the FA Cup