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Arsenal defender Justin Hoyte has opened up about exactly what made the famous 'Invincibles' side so great.The Gunners under Arsene Wenger experienced unprecedented success in the late-1990s and early-2000s, winning three league titles and two league and cup doubles.That success culminated in the legendary unbeaten side of 2003/04, which right-back Hoyte was slowly being integrated into as a teenager coming up through the academy. Now retired, Hoyte has shed light on the level of focus and discipline that brought the Gunners their success.READ MORE: Justin Hoyte ‘could barely do two kick-ups’ before mixing with Arsenal InvinciblesHe said: “I'll be honest there weren’t many parties. You look at people now celebrating victories, posting photos after games.

Arsenal legend, he's just busted some moves on Strictly Come Dancing in a routine themed around the Gunners.The former Arsenal captain is a surprise inclusion on the popular dancing show this year, but fans have noticed that his moves on the dance floor have been used in a training session before. The 55-year-old went viral for his moves in a training session while he was managing Spanish side Granada back in 2017.Adams found the language barrier tough in Spain, and was often seen improvising to get his points across.

Justin Hoyte has lifted the lid on what really happened at the so-called 'Battle of the Buffet' following Manchester United 's 2-0 win over Arsenal in 2004.