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Arsène Wenger
Arsène Wenger was born on October 22, 1948 in Strasbourg, Bas-Rhin, France. He was previously married to Annie Brosterhous.
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Self (49 credits)
Self (49 credits)
2016-2018
Final Score
(TV Series)
Himself - Manager, Arsenal
Himself - Manager, Arsenal
- Episode dated 3 February 2018
(2018)
... Himself - Manager, Arsenal
- Episode dated 2 December 2017
(2017)
... Himself - Manager, Arsenal
- Episode #16.20
(2016)
... Himself - Manager, Arsenal
- Episode #16.7
(2016)
... Himself - Manager, Arsenal (as Arsene Wenger)
- Episode #16.5
(2016)
... Himself - Manager, Arsenal (as Arsene Wenger)
2015-2016
Capital One Cup Tonight
(TV Series)
Himself - Arsenal Manager
Himself - Arsenal Manager
- 2016: Round 3
(2016)
... Himself - Arsenal Manager
- Episode #1.4
(2015)
... Himself - Arsenal Manager
- Episode #1.3
(2015)
... Himself - Arsenal Manager
2004-2015
Match of the Day 2
(TV Series)
Himself
Himself
- Episode dated 1 February 2015
(2015)
... Himself
- Episode dated 18 January 2015
(2015)
... Himself
- Episode dated 20 January 2013
(2013)
... Himself
- Episode dated 15 January 2012
(2012)
... Himself
- Episode dated 18 December 2011
(2011)
... Himself
1999-2014
Match of the Day
(TV Series)
Himself / Himself - Manager, Arsenal
Himself / Himself - Manager, Arsenal
- Episode dated 23 August 2014
(2014)
... Himself
- Episode dated 24 August 2013
(2013)
... Himself
- Episode dated 17 August 2013
(2013)
... Himself
- Episode dated 4 May 2013
(2013)
... Himself
- Episode dated 20 April 2013
(2013)
... Himself
2007-2014
Football Focus
(TV Series)
Himself / Himself - Arsenal Manager
Himself / Himself - Arsenal Manager
- Episode #13.37
(2014)
... Himself
- Episode dated 24 February 2007
(2007)
... Himself - Arsenal Manager
2011
Breakfast
(TV Series)
Himself - Arsenal Manager / Himself - Football Manager
Himself - Arsenal Manager / Himself - Football Manager
- Episode dated 24 August 2011
(2011)
... Himself - Arsenal Manager
- Episode dated 21 April 2011
(2011)
... Himself - Arsenal Manager
- Episode dated 19 March 2011
(2011)
... Himself - Arsenal Manager
- Episode dated 12 March 2011
(2011)
... Himself - Arsenal Manager
- Episode dated 17 February 2011
(2011)
... Himself - Football Manager
2007
BBC London News
(TV Series)
Himself - Arsenal FC Manager
Himself - Arsenal FC Manager
- Episode dated 7 March 2007
(2007)
... Himself - Arsenal FC Manager
- Episode dated 2 March 2007
(2007)
... Himself - Arsenal FC Manager
- Episode dated 23 February 2007
(2007)
... Himself - Arsenal FC Manager
2002-2006
Dream Team
(TV Series)
Himself
Himself
- Salt of the Earth
(2006)
... Himself (uncredited)
- Dreaming of England
(2005)
... Himself (uncredited)
- The Hand That Rocks the Cradle
(2005)
... Himself (uncredited)
- The New Gaffer
(2005)
... Himself (uncredited)
- Chelsea Away
(2004)
... Himself
2002-2003
Grandstand
(TV Series)
Himself
Himself
- Episode dated 15 March 2003
(2003)
... Himself
- Episode dated 8 March 2003
(2003)
... Himself
- Episode dated 1 March 2003
(2003)
... Himself
- Episode dated 16 February 2003
(2003)
... Himself
- Episode dated 24 October 2002
(2002)
... Himself
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Archive footage (11 credits)
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At Arsenal, he won the Premier League in 1997-98, 2001-02 and 2003-04 (with an unbeaten season). He also won the FA Cup a record seven times in 1998, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2014, 2015 and 2017. As well as the FA Community Shield of... See more »
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What is remarkable is Thierry Henry doesn't have the game of a goalscorer. If I told you that a guy had scored 99 goals in 159 games, you'd think he would wait in the box for every cross and never pass the ball. But he's completely different. He has the game of a footballer who drifts wide and doesn't just play inside the box.Trivia:
Career honours: At Monaco he won Ligue 1 in 1987-88 and the Coupe de France of 1991. At Nagoya Grampus, he won the Emperor's Cup of 1995 and the Japanese Super Cup of 1996.At Arsenal, he won the Premier League in 1997-98, 2001-02 and 2003-04 (with an unbeaten season). He also won the FA Cup a record seven times in 1998, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2014, 2015 and 2017. As well as the FA Community Shield of... See more »
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