By James Cormack Arsenal Football Club is regarded as one of the sport’s grandest institutions for a reason. The Gunners’ rich history accounts for 30 pieces of major silverware, including 13 league titles, and the presence of thinkers who aided the game’s advancement like very few of their contemporaries. Herbert Chapman’s W-M revolutionised the English footballing sphere in the 1920s, while Arsene Wenger’s cultured approach off the field brought about staggering improvements in quality not only to the Gunners dressing room, but to the booming Premier League as a whole. This is a behemoth, on…