Why is the Arsenal team emblem that symbol?

1888, two years later, Arsenal Club was formally established, and Arsenal was renamed Royal Arsenal, with its first team emblem. The team emblem is designed with the shield logo of woolwich District. The club is located in woolwich District 19 13. Before going from London to Highbury and then to Emirates Stadium, the team played on Princeton's land, such as sports ground, manor and tower stadium.

The original team logo contained three tubes. Although they look like chimneys, they are actually cannons. The meaning of cannon comes from the profound military history around woolwich district. So far, the Royal Arsenal, the Royal Artillery Corps and various military hospitals are still in the scenic spots in woolwich District.

In the original team emblem, the artillery clearly mentioned the influence of the army on woolwich. Although the club cut off its contact with the local area 89 years ago, the theme of artillery is deeply rooted in people's hearts all year round and stands out in the design of new and old team logos. A long time ago, the team logo was not an important part of the team's identity.

After Arsenal 19 13 moved from north London to Highbury, the club didn't immediately indicate that it wanted to keep the legacy of woolwich's former Arsenal, and kept artillery as an easily recognizable theme. The club was soon named "Arsenal".

The gunner's original team emblem has three cannons, and the word "woolwich" means that Arsenal was originally founded in woolwich by workers from the Royal Arsenal in south London. 1920s, three guns in one.

1949, the second edition of Arsenal's team logo design appeared, retaining the cannon and adding the Latin "Victoria Concordia Crescit", meaning "Unity brings victory".

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Arsenal team history:

At the beginning of its establishment:

Arsenal was founded in 1886 by a group of workers in a weapons manufacturing factory named "Royal Arsenal" in Dell Square, woolwich, southeast London. Originally named "dial square" by region. 19 13, Arsenal moved into Highbury Stadium, stayed here for 93 years, and then officially changed its name to Arsenal.

In the 1930s:

Before the arrival of Arsè ne Wenger, the greatest coach in Arsenal's history was herbert chapman, who gave the Gunners their first taste of the championship.

Chapman took over as Arsenal manager from 65438 to 0925. Five years later 1930, Chapman led his team all the way to the FA Cup final, beating his old club horsfield Football Club to win the FA Cup trophy, which was the first championship trophy in Arsenal's history.

The first double crown:

In the first season of 1970s (1970/7 1 season), Arsenal achieved a historic breakthrough, and the team won both the league and the FA Cup.

Tiejun period:

From 65438 to 0986, george graham became the head coach of Arsenal, and he built the Gunners into the dominant team in the late 1980s and early 1990s. As a player, Graham played for Arsenal. He is a member of the 197 1 duo group. He had been teaching at Milwaukee University for three years. After coming to Arsenal, he took the team to a new height.