In It's an Honour, featured first in the official matchday programme, we're looking back at the seasons that have brought silverware to north London. We start by re-living the 1990/91 league-winning campaign. George Graham’s Arsenal lifted their second league title in three years, losing just once in the 38-game league season. Goalkeeper David Seaman had joined the club in the summer and was an instant hit. He kept a total of 29 clean sheets in 50 matches that season, and conceded just 18 goals in the league. The season started with a superb 17-match unbeaten run, abruptly ended by Manchester United’s 6-2 victory in the League Cup. Then Arsenal were then docked...
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