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| ARTICLES RELATED TO David O'Leary | | | |  David O'Leary: Encyclopedia II - David O'Leary - Playing CareerO'Leary was born in Stoke Newington, London on May 2, 1958 and he moved to live in Dublin at the age of three. His father was born in Ireland and O'Leary later decided to play for the Republic of Ireland.
David O'Leary - Arsenal.
O'Leary signed for Arsenal as an apprentice in 1973. He soon progressed through the ranks at Highbury, playing in the reserves at the age of 16. He made his debut for Arsenal against Burnley on August 16, 1975, and despite being only 17, went on to make 30 appearances that season. ...
See also:David O'Leary, David O'Leary - Playing Career, David O'Leary - Arsenal, David O'Leary - Leeds United, David O'Leary - Internationals, David O'Leary - Managerial Career, David O'Leary - Assistant Manager, David O'Leary - Manager of Leeds United, David O'Leary - Manager of Aston Villa Read more here: » David O'Leary: Encyclopedia II - David O'Leary - Playing Career |
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| | | | David O'Leary: Encyclopedia II - Arsenal F.C. - History Arsenal were founded as Dial Square in 1886 by workers at the Royal Arsenal in Woolwich, but were renamed to Royal Arsenal shortly afterwards. They renamed themselves again to Woolwich Arsenal after turning professional in 1891. The club were then known by fans as the Woolwich Reds, although they played their games in nearby Plumstead. Woolwich Arsenal entered the Football League in 1893, becoming the first southern team to do so.
The club started out in the Second Division, and won promotion to the First D ...
See also:Arsenal F.C., Arsenal F.C. - History, Arsenal F.C. - Crest, Arsenal F.C. - Colours, Arsenal F.C. - Stadium, Arsenal F.C. - Supporters, Arsenal F.C. - Ownership, Arsenal F.C. - Arsenal in popular culture, Arsenal F.C. - Arsenal Ladies, Arsenal F.C. - Statistics and records, Arsenal F.C. - Current squad, Arsenal F.C. - Famous players, Arsenal F.C. - Managers, Arsenal F.C. - Club captains, Arsenal F.C. - Honours, Arsenal F.C. - Footnotes Read more here: » Arsenal F.C.: Encyclopedia II - Arsenal F.C. - History |
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| | | | David O'Leary: Encyclopedia II - 2001-02 in English football - Tables
2001-02 in English football - FA Premier League.
P W D L F A W D L F A GD Pts
1. Arsenal 38 12 4 3 42 25 14 5 0 37 11 +43 87
2. Liverpool 38 12 5 2 33 14 12 3 4 34 16 +37 80
3. Manchester United 38 11 2 6 40 17 13 3 3 47 28 +42 77
4. Newcastle United ...
See also:2001-02 in English football, 2001-02 in English football - Events, 2001-02 in English football - Honours, 2001-02 in English football - English national team, 2001-02 in English football - Tables, 2001-02 in English football - FA Premier League, 2001-02 in English football - Football League Division One, 2001-02 in English football - Football League Division Two, 2001-02 in English football - Football League Division Three, 2001-02 in English football - European qualifiers, 2001-02 in English football - UEFA Champions League, 2001-02 in English football - UEFA Cup, 2001-02 in English football - Promoted teams, 2001-02 in English football - Relegated teams, 2001-02 in English football - Transfer deals, 2001-02 in English football - Managerial changes, 2001-02 in English football - Deaths Read more here: » 2001-02 in English football: Encyclopedia II - 2001-02 in English football - Tables |
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| | | | David O'Leary: Encyclopedia II - Aston Villa F.C. - History Aston Villa Football Club was formed in March 1874 by members of the Villa Cross Wesleyan Chapel in Aston, Birmingham. Members of the Aston Villa cricket team were looking for a way to stay fit during the winter months and decided to adopt the new sport of football. The 'Four Founding Fathers' were Jack Hughes, Frederick Matthews, Walter Price and William Scattergood.
Aston Villa's first match was against the local Aston Brook St Mary's Rugby team and as a condition of the match, the Villa side had to agree to play the first ha ...
See also:Aston Villa F.C., Aston Villa F.C. - History, Aston Villa F.C. - The ups and downs of the 1980s, Aston Villa F.C. - The 1990s: more mixed fortunes, Aston Villa F.C. - Recent years, Aston Villa F.C. - Club Honours, Aston Villa F.C. - Club Colours, Aston Villa F.C. - Managers, Aston Villa F.C. - Current squad, Aston Villa F.C. - Players out on loan, Aston Villa F.C. - Notable Players, Aston Villa F.C. - Appearance Records, Aston Villa F.C. - All Time Leading Goalscorers, Aston Villa F.C. - Other Items of Interest, Aston Villa F.C. - Related Links Read more here: » Aston Villa F.C.: Encyclopedia II - Aston Villa F.C. - History |
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| | | | David O'Leary: Encyclopedia II - James Milner footballer - Leeds United and Swindon Town Milner started his professional career with Leeds United, playing for their reserve team. After an impressive outing with the England Under-17 team in a summer tournament in 2002, Milner was selected for the Leeds first team for the 2002-03 season. He made his debut on November 10, 2002 at Upton Park, a 3-4 win against West Ham United, becoming, in the process, the second youngest player ever to play in the Premiership, behind Coventry City's Gary McSheffrey. In December he set another record, that of the Premiership's youngest scorer, his f ...
See also:James Milner footballer, James Milner footballer - Leeds United and Swindon Town, James Milner footballer - Newcastle United, James Milner footballer - Aston Villa, James Milner footballer - Statistics, James Milner footballer - All-time club performance Read more here: » James Milner footballer: Encyclopedia II - James Milner footballer - Leeds United and Swindon Town |
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| | | | David O'Leary: Encyclopedia II - Robbie Keane - Club career Keane started his football with South Dublin schoolboy side, Crumlin United F.C. where his talent was recognised at an early age. As an U-10 schoolboy he was paid 50p a goal, and was soon being watched by scouts from a number of English professional clubs, including Premier League side Liverpool. However, he turned down Liverpool to join Wolves, reasoning that he had a greater chance of breaking into the first team at the First Division side. He made his first professional appearance in 1997, and played at Molineux for two seasons, making 88 appearances and scoring 29 goals, before a £6M transfer to Coventry City in ...
See also:Robbie Keane, Robbie Keane - Club career, Robbie Keane - International career, Robbie Keane - Miscellaneous, Robbie Keane - Clubs Read more here: » Robbie Keane: Encyclopedia II - Robbie Keane - Club career |
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| | | | David O'Leary: Encyclopedia II - Leeds United F.C. - History
Leeds United F.C. - Leeds City.
Leeds United's predecessor club, Leeds City FC, was formed in 1904 by the committee and supporters before it was disbanded after financial irregularities.
Leeds United F.C. - Formation of Leeds United.
Shortly after the collapse of Leeds City, a new club, Leeds United, was formed and, shortly afterwards, began playing in the Midland League, taking the place vacated by Leeds City's reserve team. Yorkshire Amateurs AFC, who now occupied Elland Road ...
See also:Leeds United F.C., Leeds United F.C. - History, Leeds United F.C. - Leeds City, Leeds United F.C. - Formation of Leeds United, Leeds United F.C. - Before Revie, Leeds United F.C. - The Revie Period: The Glory Days, Leeds United F.C. - The Post Revie period: Slow Decline, Leeds United F.C. - The Wilkinson Period: Re-emergence, Leeds United F.C. - George Graham, Leeds United F.C. - The O’Leary Period: Living the Dream, Leeds United F.C. - After O’Leary: Decline and Fall, Leeds United F.C. - Another Takeover, Leeds United F.C. - Honours, Leeds United F.C. - Managers, Leeds United F.C. - Notable players, Leeds United F.C. - The Revie Era, Leeds United F.C. - Others, Leeds United F.C. - First Team Squad, Leeds United F.C. - Records, Leeds United F.C. - Player of the Year Read more here: » Leeds United F.C.: Encyclopedia II - Leeds United F.C. - History |
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| | | | David O'Leary: Encyclopedia II - Jack Charlton - Back to Elland Road In 1967 Charlton had a mixed time. Leeds missed out on domestic honours again and Charlton picked up an injury while playing for England in an infamous 3-2 defeat to Scotland at Wembley, during which he scored. However, he ended the season as the Footballer Of The Year and his future after football as an after-dinner speaker was mapped out by his long speech at the awards ceremony, which earned him a standing ovation.
Charlton finally won some domestic honours with Leeds in 1968 with a League Cup victory over Arsenal. This wasn ...
See also:Jack Charlton, Jack Charlton - The pit the beat and the pitch, Jack Charlton - Early seasons with Leeds, Jack Charlton - England comes calling, Jack Charlton - A world champion, Jack Charlton - Back to Elland Road, Jack Charlton - On the World Cup sidelines, Jack Charlton - Twilight honours at Leeds, Jack Charlton - Management, Jack Charlton - An honorary Irishman, Jack Charlton - Personal life Read more here: » Jack Charlton: Encyclopedia II - Jack Charlton - Back to Elland Road |
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| | | | David O'Leary: Encyclopedia II - Aston Villa F.C. - History Aston Villa Football Club was formed in March 1874 by members of the Villa Cross Wesleyan Chapel in Aston, Birmingham. Members of the Aston Villa cricket team were looking for a way to stay fit during the winter months and decided to adopt the new sport of football. The 'Four Founding Fathers' were Jack Hughes, Frederick Matthews, Walter Price and William Scattergood.
Aston Villa's first match was against the local Aston Brook St Mary's Rugby team and as a condition of the match, the Villa side had to agree to play the first half unde ...
See also:Aston Villa F.C., Aston Villa F.C. - History, Aston Villa F.C. - The ups and downs of the 1980s, Aston Villa F.C. - The 1990s: more mixed fortunes, Aston Villa F.C. - Recent years, Aston Villa F.C. - Club Honours, Aston Villa F.C. - Club Colours, Aston Villa F.C. - Managers, Aston Villa F.C. - Current squad, Aston Villa F.C. - Players out on loan, Aston Villa F.C. - Notable Players, Aston Villa F.C. - Appearance Records, Aston Villa F.C. - All Time Leading Goalscorers, Aston Villa F.C. - Other Items of Interest, Aston Villa F.C. - Famous Aston Villa Fans, Aston Villa F.C. - Related Links Read more here: » Aston Villa F.C.: Encyclopedia II - Aston Villa F.C. - History |
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| | | | David O'Leary: Encyclopedia II - Arsenal F.C. - Ownership Arsenal's parent company, Arsenal Holdings, operates as a public limited company. However, Arsenal's ownership is considerably different from that of other football clubs. Only 62,000 shares in Arsenal have been issued, and they are not traded on a public exchange such as the FTSE or AIM; instead, they are traded infrequently on OFEX, a specialist market. As of December 2005, Arsenal's market capitalization value is £290m, and the club made a pre-tax profit of £19.3m in the 2004-05 financial year.See also:Arsenal F.C., Arsenal F.C. - History, Arsenal F.C. - Crest, Arsenal F.C. - Colours, Arsenal F.C. - Stadium, Arsenal F.C. - Supporters, Arsenal F.C. - Ownership, Arsenal F.C. - Arsenal in popular culture, Arsenal F.C. - Arsenal Ladies, Arsenal F.C. - Statistics and records, Arsenal F.C. - Current squad, Arsenal F.C. - Famous players, Arsenal F.C. - Managers, Arsenal F.C. - Club captains, Arsenal F.C. - Honours, Arsenal F.C. - Footnotes Read more here: » Arsenal F.C.: Encyclopedia II - Arsenal F.C. - Ownership |
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| | | | David O'Leary: Encyclopedia II - Leeds United F.C. - Honours Football League Division 1 (now known as the Premier League)
Champions 1968/ 69, 1973/ 74, 1991/ 92
FA Cup
Winners 1972
Finalists 1965, 1970, 1973
League Cup
Winners 1968
Finalists 1996
European Cup
Finalists 1975
Semi-finalists 1970
European Champions League
Semi-finalists 2001
European Cup Winners Cup
Finalists 1973
UEFA Cup/ Inter Cities Fairs CupSee also: Leeds United F.C., Leeds United F.C. - History, Leeds United F.C. - Leeds City, Leeds United F.C. - Formation of Leeds United, Leeds United F.C. - Before Revie, Leeds United F.C. - The Revie Period: The Glory Days, Leeds United F.C. - The Post Revie period: Slow Decline, Leeds United F.C. - The Wilkinson Period: Re-emergence, Leeds United F.C. - George Graham, Leeds United F.C. - The O’Leary Period: Living the Dream, Leeds United F.C. - After O’Leary: Decline and Fall, Leeds United F.C. - Another Takeover, Leeds United F.C. - Honours, Leeds United F.C. - Managers, Leeds United F.C. - Notable players, Leeds United F.C. - The Revie Era, Leeds United F.C. - Others, Leeds United F.C. - First Team Squad, Leeds United F.C. - Records, Leeds United F.C. - Player of the Year Read more here: » Leeds United F.C.: Encyclopedia II - Leeds United F.C. - Honours |
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| | | | David O'Leary: Encyclopedia II - James Milner footballer - Aston Villa Villa manager David O'Leary, who'd managed Leeds from 1998 to 2002, gave Milner his Villa debut on September 12, 2005 against newly-promoted West Ham United.
He got his first goal for Villa five days later, scoring in the 1-1 draw against Tottenham Hotspur on 17 September at Villa Park. Three days later Milner struck again, scoring 2 goals in Villa's 3-8 League Cup win over Wycombe.
This start has earned Milner his manager's con ...
See also:James Milner footballer, James Milner footballer - Leeds United and Swindon Town, James Milner footballer - Newcastle United, James Milner footballer - Aston Villa, James Milner footballer - Statistics, James Milner footballer - All-time club performance Read more here: » James Milner footballer: Encyclopedia II - James Milner footballer - Aston Villa |
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| | | | David O'Leary: Encyclopedia II - Arsenal F.C. - Arsenal in popular culture As one of the most successful teams in the country, Arsenal have often featured when football is depicted in British culture. The club were the backdrop to one of the earliest football-related films, The Arsenal Stadium Mystery (1939). The film is centred on a friendly match between Arsenal and an amateur side, one of whose players is poisoned whilst playing. Many Arsenal players appeared as themselves, alth ...
See also:Arsenal F.C., Arsenal F.C. - History, Arsenal F.C. - Crest, Arsenal F.C. - Colours, Arsenal F.C. - Stadium, Arsenal F.C. - Supporters, Arsenal F.C. - Ownership, Arsenal F.C. - Arsenal in popular culture, Arsenal F.C. - Arsenal Ladies, Arsenal F.C. - Statistics and records, Arsenal F.C. - Current squad, Arsenal F.C. - Famous players, Arsenal F.C. - Managers, Arsenal F.C. - Club captains, Arsenal F.C. - Honours, Arsenal F.C. - Footnotes Read more here: » Arsenal F.C.: Encyclopedia II - Arsenal F.C. - Arsenal in popular culture |
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| | | | David O'Leary: Encyclopedia II - Jack Charlton - Management He was quickly offered the job as manager of Middlesbrough and he led them to promotion back to the top flight in his first season by such a considerable margin that he was given the Manager Of The Year award, an honour never before bestowed on a boss from outside the top division. He famously appeared on a football programme on ITV during this period where he said he'd once had a "little black book" of names of players whom he intended to hurt or exact some form of revenge upon during his playing days. He later said this was ...
See also:Jack Charlton, Jack Charlton - The pit the beat and the pitch, Jack Charlton - Early seasons with Leeds, Jack Charlton - England comes calling, Jack Charlton - A world champion, Jack Charlton - Back to Elland Road, Jack Charlton - On the World Cup sidelines, Jack Charlton - Twilight honours at Leeds, Jack Charlton - Management, Jack Charlton - An honorary Irishman, Jack Charlton - Personal life Read more here: » Jack Charlton: Encyclopedia II - Jack Charlton - Management |
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