Each year, on January 6, a red-and-white floral tribute is lovingly placed on a gravestone at St Mary's Church in Hendon, north London, by a long-standing member of Arsenal's community staff.
It is a small but significant mark of respect maintained by the club more than 80 years after the death of Herbert Chapman, a man who led them into the elite of English football.
Chapman died in 1934 but his presence survives in many forms, from a statue outside the Emirates Stadium to the white sleeves worn by Arsene Wenger's team.
A bronze bust can be found in the marble halls of Highbury's East Stand reception more than a decade after the team moved out and it was converted into luxury apartments.