#13. Kolo Toure

The only Invincible who has gone Invincible twice. He played for Celtic, who went undefeated in 2016/17, after leaving Manchester City. After retiring, he obtained a job as a technical assistant at Celtic Park and has been with Brendan since then.


#12. Jeremie Aliadiere

He's a club ambassador and the Legends' secret weapon at full-back, and he's a fixture on Arsenal's in-house matchday coverage. We're delighted to see he's back on the job market after openly discussing his post-playing career battle with depression.


#11. Michal Papadopulos

The Czech's playing career hasn't ended yet. He's now signed with Piast Gliwice in Poland. He played for Bayer Leverkusen for a few years, Heerenveen for a few, and earned six caps for his country.


#10. Graham Stack

Stack earned his reputation at Barnet during a four-year stay at the Hive, and after spells at Kerala Blasters in India and Eastleigh, he qualified as a UEFA A & B player and goalie coach. Last year, he was named Watford's head of academy goalkeeping.


#9. David Bentley

In 2006, he moved from Arsenal to Blackburn on a permanent basis, and then to Sp*rs for a large fee. He was a member of the England squad at one stage, but his form deteriorated and he was loaned out to Birmingham, West Ham, and, strangely enough, FC Rostov. He eventually retired at the age of 29 and says he has no regrets. That's all right. 


#8. Justin Hoyte

Playing for FC Cincinnati in Major League Soccer. In 2008, he left Arsenal for a six-year stint with Middlesbrough. Millwall and Dagenham & Redbridge were among his previous clubs.


#7. Frank Simek

After leaving Arsenal in 2005, he went on to play for Sheffield Wednesday and Carlisle United in England. He was capped five times by the United States and appears to have retired in 2013.