In 1967, the jersey featured the club's famed cannon design for the first time. With the 1970/71 season, Arsenal accomplished their first historic 'double,' winning both the League Championship and the FA Cup in this shirt. For the first time, in the late 1970s, the shirt included a kit manufacturer's emblem, in this case, 'Umbro.' In 1992, when Bruce Rioch took over as manager, he ordered a new uniform with his own design. It was widely criticized by fans and media members, but it still sold well enough that Umbro continued to manufacture kits for Arsenal. After Rioch was fired, George Graham took over as manager. He too had a design created by Umbro for his use with the club. During this time, Arsenal also wore replica Man City jerseys during home matches against their city rivals. The match is now known as the Emirates Derby. Under the management of Arsene Wenger, who has been at the club since 1991, Arsenal have won five League Championships and three FA Cups. Currently, the Gunners' kit consists of a blue top with white trim and yellow accents. The collar and cuffs are red. It is named after former manager Herbert Chapman, who introduced it to the team in 1966. The undercard is black with yellow pinstripes and red sleeves.