who is arsenals all time record goal scorer?
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Theirs no doubt about that one. It's Thierry Henry
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I guess you mean Gerd Muller of Germany. He scored 10 in 1970 and 4 in 1974, making a total of 14 goals.
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definitely Arsenal's Thierry Henry
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No doubt. I was there in 1979 when Arsenal were 2-0 up against Man U wiith 5 minutes to go and it finished 3-2. The most heart stopping exhilarating 5 minutes in FA Cup history. No contest
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In fact, Arsenal's longest serving manager in terms of years at the helm is George Allison who was in charge from 1934 to 1947; however, the years from 1939 - 1945 were the war years so maybe those six years could be discounted.\n\nOther long serving managers are as follows - \n\nBertie Mee (1966 - 1976)         10 years\nArsene Wenger (1996 - present)   10 years\nHerbert Chapman (1925 - 1934)     9 years\nGeorge Graham (1986 - 1995)       9 years\nTom Whittaker (1947 - 1956)       9 years\nTerry Neill (1976 - 1983)         7 years\nGeorge Morrell (1908 - 1915)      7 years\n\nThe club have had 20 managers in the 112 years since their first manager, Sam Hollis, initially took charge.
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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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The all-time goal leader in the MLS is Jason Kreis who scored 95 goals in 256 games played. He has also played the fourth most amount of games all-time.
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Ali Daei from Iran \nPelé is in third place in the list of all-time top goalscorers in international matches,\n\nRank Name         Country       Goals   Games    Years \n1 Ali Daei         Iran         104      136    (1993-2005) \n2 Ferenc Puskas   Hungary/Spain  84       89    (1945-1956) \n3 "Pelé"           Brazil        77       92    (1957-1971)
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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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Gerd Müller (GER) - 14  goals
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He will never leave Arsenal
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The Following have all scored over 50 goals in the priemiership:\n\nRobbie Fowler, Les Ferdinand, Teddy Sheringham, Michael Owen, Jimmy Hasselbaink, Dwight Yorke, Ian Wright, Dion Dublin, Matthew Le Tissier, Ruud van Nistelrooy, Paul Scholes, Ryan Giggs, Kevin Phillips, Dennis Bergkamp, Emile Heskey, Ole Solskjaer, Chris Sutton, Kevin Campbell, Robbie Keane, James Beattie, Tony Cottee, Frank Lampard, Gary Speed, Mark Viduka, Chris Armstrong, Eric Cantona, Brian Deane, Paolo Di Canio, Duncan Ferguson, Nicholas Anelka, Dean Holdsworth, Mark Hughes, Stan Collymore, David Beckham, Robert Pires, Gianfranco Zola, Peter Beardsley, Niall Quinn, Kevin Gallacher, Jason Euell, Harry Kewell, John Hartson, Eider Gudjohnsen, Gustavo Poyet, Efan Ekoku, Nicky Barmby, Trevor Sinclair.
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The current top scoring Englishman in the premier league is Darren Bent of Charlton with 16 goals. Wayne Rooney of Man Utd and Frank Lampard of Chelsea and Marlon Harewood of West Ham are close behind with 14 goals each.
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DENNIS BERGKAMP.  He played for the Holland national team and plays for Arsenal until July 22 this year!!
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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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Premiership then, it would be either Henry, Shearer or Horseface. (I think it's Horseface who top scored)\nBut if I am not mistaken Dixie Dean holds the record for the top flight, perhaps an Everton fan can confirm this.
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Bert Patenaude with 4 goals.\n\nHopefully Landon Donovan will score that many this year and take over the record.