Who is Arsenal all time leading scorer?
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Henry's "failure" in the Serie A has very little to do with his skills but rather the fact that Juventus tried to push him into playing an Attacking Wing Midfielder, which he obviously is not. Once Arsene Wenger put him as a striker, the legend that is Thierry Henry was born.
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Arsenal has 15 players (Gilberto Silva, Kolo Touré, Emmanuel Eboué, Ashley Cole, Sol Campbell, Theo Walcott, Thierry Henry, Jens Lehmann, Robin Van Persie, Jose Antonio Reyes, Cesc Fabregas, Freddie Ljungberg, Johan Djourou, Philippe Senderos and Emmanuel Adebayor)\n\nAston Villa has 3 (Milan Baros, Ulises de la Cruz and Olof Mellberg)\n\nBlackburn Rovers has 2 (Lucas Neill and Brett Emmerton)\n\nBolton Wanderers has 3 (Hidetoshi Nakata, Jared Borgetti and Radhi Jaidi)\n\nChelsea has 16 (Hernan Crespo, Didier Drogba, Petr Cech, John Terry, Frank Lampard, Joe Cole, Wayne Bridge, William Gallas, Claude Makelele, Robert Huth, Michael Essien, Arjen Robben, Paulo Ferreira, Ricardo Carvalho, Maniche (on loan at Chelsea) and Asier del Horno)\n\nEverton has 2 (Tim Cahill and Nuno Valente)\n\nFulham has 3 (Luís Boa Morte, Carlos Bocanegra and Brian McBride)\n\nLiverpool has 9 (Harry Kewell, Steven Gerrard, Jamie Carragher, Peter Crouch, Djibril Cissé, Jan Kromkamp, Luis Garcia, Xabi Alonso and Jose Manuel Reina)\n\nManchester City has 2 (David James and Claudio Reyna)\n\nManchester United has 12 (Gabriel Heinze, Gary Neville, Rio Ferdinand, Wayne Rooney, Mikaël Silvestre, Louis Saha, Ji-Sung Park, Edwin van der Sar, Ruud van Nistelrooij, Cristiano Ronaldo, Nemanja Vidic and Tim Howard)\n\nMiddlesbrough has 3 (Mark Schwarzer, Mark Viduka and Stewart Downing)\n\nNewcastle has 3 (Craig Moore, Michael Owen and Jean-Alain Boumsong)\n\nPortsmouth has 1 (Ognjen Koroman)\n\nReading has 2 (Bobby Convey and Marcus Hahnemann)\n\nTottenham has 5 (Paul Robinson, Jermaine Jenas, Michael Carrick, Aaron Lennon and Young-Pyo Lee)\n\nWest Ham has 1 (Shaka Hislop)\n\nWigan has 2 (Josip Skoko and Pascal Chimbonda)\n\nThat makes 84 players, if I counted right.
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http://www.arsenal.com/index.asp\n\nthe most official
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Pelé is the leading scorer for the national team, with 95 goals in 114 games.  He is also, as expected, the leading scorer of all time in Brazil with 1284 goals during his career.
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http://www.arsenal.com/
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World Cup Finals Top Scorers\nYear  Top Scorer(s)  Country  Matches Played / Goals Scored \n\n1930  Guillermo Stabile  Argentina  4  /8  \n1934  Angelo Schiavio  Italy *  4 / 4  \n Oldrich Nejedly  Czechoslovakia  4 / 4  \n Edmund Conen  Germany  4  /4  \n1938  Leonidas da Silva  Brazil  4 / 8  \n1950  Marques Ademir  Brazil *  6  /7  \n1954  Sandor Kocsis  Hungary  5  /11  \n1958  Just Fontaine  France  6 / 13  \n1962  Drazen Jerkovic  Yugoslavia  6  /5  \n1966  Ferreira Eusebio  Portugal  6/  9  \n1970  Gerd Muller  West Germany  6  /10  \n1974  Grzegorz Lato  Poland  7  /9  \n1978  Mario Kempes  Argentina *  7 / 6  \n1982  Paolo Rossi  Italy *  7  /6  \n1986  Gary Lineker  England  5  /6  \n1990  Salvatore Schillaci  Italy  7  /6  \n1994  Oleg Salenko  Russia  3  /6  \n Hristo Stoitchkov  Bulgaria  7  /6  \n1998  Davor Suker  Croatia  7  /6  \n2002  Ronaldo  Brazil*  7  /8
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If you're talking proper top-flight goals, as in the top division and international, it's Jimmy Greaves by a mile. 357 for Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham United, that's just League goals, and, 44 for Ingerland at international level. That's not including all club Cup competitions which probably puts his total over 450.
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current-Thierry Henry\nall time-Diego Maradona
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ARSENAL ALL THE WAY!!!
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Arsene Wenger is the best...\nTo be honest, arsene has got an incredible eyes on bargain and alex loves to play mind games...
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romario- because he is one of a select group of players with over 50 goals in international matches and one of Brazil's most famous and outstanding forwards. He is considered to be one of the greatest footballers in the history of the game. Romário is the 2nd highest scorer in the history of professional football, being surpassed only by Pelé. On January 28, 2006, one day before his fortieth birthday, he scored his 950th goal (official FIFA count). He is currently pursuing the figure 1,000 goals, a mark obtained by only two players in history: Pelé and Arthur Friedenreich.\n\n\nPLUS BAGGIO MISSED THE CRUCIAL PENALTY AGAINST BRAZIL IN THE  94 WORLD CUP!
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of all time:\n                            Peter Schmeical\n Poalo Maldini      Jaap Stam         Pallister   Dennis irwin\n\n Beckham          Ronaldinho       Maradona      jomo Sono\n                             Kaka\n                            Cantona\n\nsubs:   \nPele\nMario Kempes\nPuskas
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Popular and best are definitely not the same thing.\n\nBut!  ARSENAL.
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Thierry Henry with 27 goals...\n\nHere's the top scorer table -\n\nThierry Henry Arsenal 27 \nRuud van Nistelrooy Man Utd 21 \nDarren Bent Charlton 18 \nRobbie Keane Tottenham 16 \nFrank Lampard Chelsea 16 \nWayne Rooney Man Utd 16 \nMarlon Harewood West Ham 14 \nCraig Bellamy Blackburn 13 \nAiyegbeni Yakubu Middlesbrough 13 \nHenri Camara Wigan 12 \nDidier Drogba Chelsea 12 \nCollins John Fulham 11 \nAhmed Mido Tottenham 11 \nJames Beattie Everton 10 \nHernan Crespo Chelsea 10
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simple he is there linchpin and best player . same with arsenal and henry. :)
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Absolutely...two words Theo Walcott...I've seen him and he's a better natural goal scorer than Rooney or Owen...Arsenal and England staff are no dummies...look at their accomplishments...GO THEO !!!
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Thierry henry, cos I think he is a very smart striker. I mean, he's got the natural ability. He also good at determining his opponent's mind and movement. He is good at solo and teamworking either. He is like a psychiatrist playing football. The rate is 9,5.\n\nDavid Beckham. Don't you ever see the curling ball from distance. Rate 9.\n\nRonaldinho for his amazing flair, ball control and shooting ability. Rate is 9.