Arsenal statues of Chapman, Adams and Henry to be unveiled at the Emirates

Wednesday 07 December 2011 11:54 GMT

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Arsenal will unveil statues of Herbert Chapman, Tony Adams and Thierry Henry to mark the club's 125th anniversary this weekend, it was reported today.

The club have earmarked Friday for the official unveiling of the statues outside the Emirates Stadium as part of the club's celebrations.

The Daily Telegraph say Chapman, who led the club to their first league titles in 1931 and 1933, Adams, who captained Arsenal to five league titles across three decades, and Henry, the club's record goalscorer with 226, will be the men honoured.

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