- The University of Sheffield has unveiled a new blue plaque honouring one of the greatest managers in the history of football - Herbert Chapman
- Chapman, who transformed Huddersfield Town and helped establish Arsenal as one of the most respected clubs in English football, was born in Kiveton Park near Rotherham and studied at Sheffield Technical School, which later formed part of the University of Sheffield
- Blue plaque honours Chapman's football legacy and further highlights the city of Sheffield's role in turning football into the world's biggest sport
A new blue plaque honouring legendary football manager Herbert Chapman has been unveiled at the University of Sheffield, marking his links to the University and celebrating Sheffield's proud football heritage.
The plaque was unveiled outside the University's Heartspace Cafe on Mappin Street, with guests including civic representatives, partners from across the city, representatives from the world of football, and relatives of Herbert Chapman.
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