Danny Fiszman passes away

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O'Leary
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Post by O'Leary »

RIP Danny,

Yes I read that the £7.5m for Bergkamp was paid out by him and only him.

The sentimental side of me says that he held on in there to see the club move on to it's new pastures. I would like to think that was the case.

Thoughts and prayers with your family at this time.

O'Leary

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RIP

1 minute silence this weekend and then demolish liverpool for the memory of a great Arsenal man through and through.

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RIP Mr Fiszman. Arsenal to the end.

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Post by NickyB52 »

RIP Mr. Fiszman, a great man and a loyal Arsenal supporter.

I first heard the news on facebook, the official Arsenal group posted the announcement. Since then 2,256 people have 'liked' the status, I'm not sure if this is a sign of support or if people just 'like' every status Arsenal make.

My thoughts are with the Fiszman family.

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Post by DB10GOONER »

RIP. A true Arsenal man and a Gooner.

While I don't like the new stadium it had to be done and Danny did it well tbh. It will earn it's history the way Highbury did and will become home to my kids' generation as they will know no other stadium. It will also be a fine and fitting tribute to the true Arsenal fan that Danny was.

Thoughts and prayers with his family and friends.

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Post by Pedro »

RIP Danny... always seemed to have the best interests for the club at heart.

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Post by stg »

RIP Mr Fiszman a great loss to Arsenal football club.

Perhaps now with this news people might understand recent events in the history of Arsenal and Mr Fiszmans great input into the club.

My thoughts are with his family and friends

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Post by marcengels »

stg wrote:RIP Mr Fiszman a great loss to Arsenal football club.

Perhaps now with this news people might understand recent events in the history of Arsenal and Mr Fiszmans great input into the club.

My thoughts are with his family and friends
Points like this uneccessary on this thread.

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Post by Gooner Chris »

Think a 1 minute's applause is more deserved so we can show our appreciation for him.

R.I.P

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Post by Jacky Wilshere »

RIP Danny........a huge loss to the Arsenal family.

Thank you for all you have done in safeguarding the future of our great club and making it what it is today.

Its a mark of the man that one of his last acts was to ensure the club could have a bright and certain future.Always had the best interests of the club at heart and was a true fan.

Gone but not forgotten.

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Post by augie »

stg wrote:RIP Mr Fiszman a great loss to Arsenal football club.

Perhaps now with this news people might understand recent events in the history of Arsenal and Mr Fiszmans great input into the club.
My thoughts are with his family and friends

See that is a bullshit statement :roll: There is some level of hypocrisy on here over his sad passing - some guys (not all by any means) slated the guy when he was alive and are now giving it large about how he "was a true Arsenal man" :oops: :roll:

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Post by REB »

when was that put up dan :?:

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Post by Dan_85 »

Unveiled this morning apparently. Hard to tell but I think that's the Clock End bridge. Nice touch...

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Post by I Hate Hleb »

Yeah, a really nice touch. 8) Given his deteriorating illness, the club probably had plans in place already to do this on his death.

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