Arsenal life president Ken Friar - who was behind their Emirates move - dies aged 92... with Gunners to pay tribute in Lille and Everton home matches

Arsenal have paid tribute to life president Ken Friar, one of the most important figures in the club’s history, who has died aged 92. Friar worked for Arsenal for 70 years and was made life president in 2020 after retiring from his position as executive director. He played a leading role in the Gunners’ move from Highbury to the Emirates by overseeing the stadium project from 2000 to its completion six years later.
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