Arsenal's FA Cup win in 2005 represents the last major trophy won by the Gunners

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Ramsey's extra-time winner
ensured Arsenal ended their nine-year wait for a trophy as they came from two goals behind.
Giroud wasn't.
Missing in action were the two Germany stars: Ozil and
Podolski.
Lukas Podolski hasn't even got
that excuse. An extremely poor
display from a man with 112
international caps. Not good
enough.
A number of penalty appeals were turned down.
Luck always plays a part but on
another day Wenger's men could
have had not one, not two but
three penalties awarded.
Giroud and Cazorla were felled
on two separate occasions while
Jake Livermore seemed to
handle the ball in the box in
between.
When your opponent has an off
day you have to capitalise and
the Tigers did that at Wembley.
The blistering start left the
Gunners floundering and they
defended for their lives
thereafter.
Regardless of the result they
certainly didn't look like a team
just one year removed from the
Championship.
They were a credit to their city
and the legion of orange and
black who travelled the length
of the country to roar them on.
Ramsey proved
why he's now Arsenal's top
gun.
Ramsey proved
why he's now Arsenal's top
gun.
Ramsey is now, without doubt
the Gunners' best player and he
showed why on the biggest
stage.

Yaya Sanogo
@Yayasanogoal22
"Last tweet bfore history, who
would have guess we wld be in
this position 1 month ago ? So
José how much trophy did you
get this year ? #AFC"
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