It was one of the many features of Highbury instigated by the great innovator Herbert Chapman, and the South Stand soon became known as The Clock End. When the Club moved to Emirates Stadium, the ...

We take a look at Wanderers' Highbury memories, and some of the great names to have played in front of the Clock End . . . . HIGHBURY has never been the happiest hunting ground for Wanderers ...

The Clock End stood at Highbury for over 70 years until Arsenal’s move to Emirates Stadium in 2006. Upon leaving Highbury, the clock – first introduced in the 1930s – was assembled outside ...

The Clock End stood at Highbury for over 70 years until Arsenal's move to Emirates Stadium in 2006. Upon leaving Highbury, the clock - first introduced in the 1930s - was assembled outside the new ...

Arsenal played their final match at Highbury in 2006 before moving to ... The North Bank and Clock End were knocked down upon Arsenal's exit - but as Grade II listed buildings, the old East ...

Arteta, his players and staff were photographed in the away dressing room after the game holding a replica of the iconic clock ... End at the Emirates Stadium. The clock, which was taken from ...

and immediately decided that the Blues had to be copying Highbury’s famous clock end. The two sides will meet at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, with Arsene Wenger looking for his first league win ...

LONDON (Reuters) - Arsenal will be putting back the clock in more ways ... given the old names from Highbury on Saturday. It will be installed at the new Clock End with the opposite stand renamed ...