George Allison (who had formerly been a director of the club) took over the job of team manager in summer 1934 and soon signed new blood for the side, including wing halves Jack Crayston and Wilf Copping (whose signings had been initiated by Chapman), and striker Ted Drake [REF].
Arsenal's dominance of the decade was sealed with a second FA Cup in 1935-36, winning 1-0 against Sheffield United with a goal from Drake.