Whatever happened to…

A series of articles tracking the subsequent careers of the various products of the Arsenal youth Academy since its reformation in 1998.

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ARTICLE 1– Alban Bunjaku, Jay Simpson, Justin Hoyte, Anton Blackwood, Marcus Artry

ARTICLE 2- Cedric Evina, Georgios Efrem, Ashley Cole, Nacer Barazite, Michael Gordon

ARTICLE 3- Jermaine Pennant, Arturo Lupoli, Luke Freeman, Luke Ayling, Chris Wright

ARTICLE 4- Henri Lansbury, Abu Ogogo, Lee Butcher, Matthew Connolly, David Bentley

ARTICLE 5- Jay Emmanuel-Thomas, James Dunne, Kerrea Gilbert, Ryan Garry, Ben Chorley

ARTICLE 6– Anthony Stokes, Paul Rodgers, Graham Stack, Craig Holloway, Cesc Fabregas.

ARTICLE 7– Fran Merida, Neil Kilkenny, Graham Barrett, Thomas Cruise, Rohan Ricketts.

ARTICLE 8- Mark Randall, James Harper, Sean Clohessy, Rhys Murphy, Nicky Nicolau.

ARTICLE 9- Rhema Obed, Jay Bothroyd, Michael Jordan, Sebastian Larsson, Guillaume Norbert.

ARTICLE 10- Sean McDermott, Dean McDonald, Armand Traore, Steve Sidwell, Gilles Sunu.

ARTICLE 11- Rene Steer, Adam Birchall, Jo Kuffour, Jeremie Aliadiere, Sanchez Watt.

ARTICLE 12- Peggy Lokando, Jeffrey Monakana, John Spicer, Liam Chilvers, Ingi Hojsted.

ARTICLE 13- Mark Howard, Rhys Weston, Roarie Deacon, Jernade Meade, Sam Oji.

ARTICLE 14- Callum Webb, Shane Tracy, John Halls, Lee Canoville, Gavin Hoyte.

ARTICLE 15- Oguzhan Ozyakup, Craig Eastmond, Patrick Cregg, David Noble, Moritz Volz

ARTICLE 16– Chuks Aneke, Dan Crowley, Ilias Chatzitheodoridis, James Shea, Martin Angha

ARTICLE 17– Tafari Moore, Ignasi Miquel, Kyle Bartley, Stephen O’Donnell, Jon Toral

ARTICLE 18 – Nicklas Bendtner, Stephy Mavididi, Brandon Ormonde-Ottewill, Johan Djourou, Stuart Taylor

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