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Don’t forget the clocks go back tonight. I’ll be moving mines back to Tuesday 19th May at 21:24
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Agree in principle but when you’re posting the highest commercial revenues in world football while also admitting you don’t have a deep fan base, people are going to scrutinise it.
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The last time Fabregas embarrassed Man United like this Alex Ferguson had pepperoni rolling down his face
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Thousands of empty seats at the Etihad tonight 😳
Thousands of empty seats at the Etihad tonight
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It is the first season since 2011-12 Arsenal have not scored a non-penalty set piece goal in the Premier League in their first six games of the season.
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There just can't be that many people in the history of football who have spent more than seven decades working for one club, let alone one the size of Arsenal. Monumental figure in the club's history. RIP Mr. Friar.
It is with profound sadness that we announce the death of Life President Ken Friar OBE.
Since our formation in 1886, there have been many inspirational individuals who have driven our club forward, but no one has had an influence on Arsenal Football Club quite like ‘Mr Friar’ and he leaves an extraordinary life of service to the club as his legacy. One that will surely never be matched.
Rest in peace ❤️

ALT Image of Ken Friar OBE to commemorate his life with the following text: It is with profound sadness that we announce the death of Life President Ken Friar OBE. Since our formation in 1886, there have been many inspirational individuals who have driven our club forward, but no one has had an influence on Arsenal Football Club quite like ‘Mr Friar’ and he leaves an extraordinary life of service to the club as his legacy. One that will surely never be matched. Rest in peace.
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The Arsenal Football Supporters Club wishes to send our deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Mr Ken Friar RIP.
Mr Friar was a good friend of Arsenal Football Supporters Club and our long standing relationship will be treasured.
Mr Friar was Mr Arsenal, with many remarkable and respected roles at the club, famously from childhood to respected board member and confidant to those at AFC.
RIP Mr Friar, you will be sorely missed.























