Away Trips

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In 1888, just two years after the formation of the Club, Arsenal, then called Royal Arsenal, adopted its first crest. This was based largely on the coat of arms of the Borough of Woolwich. The Club was based in the Borough from its formation until 1913, playing at Plumstead Common; Sportsman Ground; Manor Ground; Invicta Ground and the Manor Ground again before heading across London to Highbury, Islington prior to the move to Emirates Stadium. The original badge comprised three columns, which, although they look like chimneys, are in actual fact cannons. The significance of the cannons to the Borough of Woolwich derives from the long military history surrounding the area. The Royal Arsenal, Royal Artillery Regiment and various military hospitals – which still dot the landscape today – were all prominent in the Borough. The Club’s identity has thus evolved over the years and the decision to formulate a new crest in 2002 was two-fold. Firstly, as the VCC crest incorporated many separate elements introduced over a number of years, there was uncertainty surrounding its exact origination. Consequently, the Club was unable to copyright the crest. Secondly, it had always been one of the Club’s primary objectives to embrace the future and move forward. With Emirates Stadium on the horizon and the Gunners consistently challenging for domestic and European honours, the Club believed it was the ideal time to introduce a new crest.

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ARSENAL FC – DISABILITY ACCESS STATEMENT

For away Fans the disabled allocation is:

  • Wheelchair – up to 25 + 25 PA tickets  
  • Visually impaired / Hearing impaired /Ambulant – a minimum of 9 + PA’s but away club can ask for as many places as they require and locate them anywhere in the away section provided that they notify the Arsenal box office beforehand which tickets are being used.

Aston Villa FC

Aston Villa FC – Guide to Accessible Facilities

For away fans the disabled allocation is:

AFC Bournemouth

AFC Bournemouth – Disabled Access Guide

Brighton & Hove Albion FC

Brighton & Hove Albion FC – Access Guide

Burnley Football Club

Burnley FC – Access Information for Disabled Supporters

Cardiff City FC

Cardiff City FC – Accessibility for Disabled Supporters

Chelsea FC

Chelseas FC- Disability Access Statement

Crystal Palace FC

Crystal Palace FC – Disabled Access Statement

Everton FC

Everton FC – Disability Access

Fulham FC

Fulham FC – Access Guide

Huddersfield Town FC

Huddersfield Town FC – Match Day Disability Access Guide

Leeds United Football Club

Leeds United Football Club – Access Statement

Leicester City Football Club

Leicester City Football Club – Accessibility Statement

Liverpool FC

Liverpool FC – Disabled Access

Manchester City FC

Manchester City FC – Access Statement

Manchester United FC

Manchester United FC – Accessibility Statement

Newcastle United FC

Newcastle United FC – Disability Access Statement

Southampton FC

Southhampton FC – Access Statement

Tottenham Hotspur FC

Tottenham Hotspur FC – Accessibility

Watford FC

Watford FC – Accessibility

West Ham United FC

West Ham United FC – Access Statement

Wolves FC

Wolves FC – Access Information for Disabled Supporters