Danny Fiszman passes away

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Post by REB »

think they could have waited till after the funeral :?

maybe it was meant for yesterday and they couldnt change it but seems a bit morbid to me seeing as he,s only gone a couple of days.

maybe its just me :shock:
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Post by Bradywasking »

REBEL GOONER wrote:think they could have waited till after the funeral :?

maybe it was meant for yesterday and they couldnt change it but seems a bit morbid to me seeing as he,s only gone a couple of days.

maybe its just me :shock:
No I would agree with you there...maybe it was unavoidable but it would have been a nice touch on Sunday before the game. Or before the Villa game.
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Tad insensitive agreed, the man not even buried yet.
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Post by Boomer »

Obviously planned.
Don't think you can commission things like that overnight.

I'm also wondering whether the whole event was penciled prior to his death. Maybe he was even meant to be there?
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Post by Basil is a Gooner »

http://www.arsenal.com/news/news-archiv ... nd-fiszman

Theres your answer.
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Basil is a Gooner wrote:http://www.arsenal.com/news/news-archiv ... nd-fiszman

Theres your answer.
Fair enough....
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Post by Irish Gooner »

I didnt agree with the move to the new stadium, but as we know now it had to happen. Moving stadiums is never easy, I think it wasnt so much about Highbury but the Emirates was just nothing like it in any way. But alas it needed to be done and credit to the man, from the tributes it seems he was a real club man and life long fan.

Seems he had the clubs best interest at heart in his final hours, something I'm sure many of us would find hard to do. For that and all hes done, I will always have respect for the man.

RIP
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Post by augie »

Irish Gooner wrote:I didnt agree with the move to the new stadium, but as we know now it had to happen. Moving stadiums is never easy, I think it wasnt so much about Highbury but the Emirates was just nothing like it in any way. But alas it needed to be done and credit to the man, from the tributes it seems he was a real club man and life long fan.

Seems he had the clubs best interest at heart in his final hours, something I'm sure many of us would find hard to do. For that and all hes done, I will always have respect for the man.

RIP

Long life fan ? By all accounts he admitted in the past that he knew nothing about football until his friend David Dein persuaded him to get involved in AFC
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Post by Boomer »

Boomer wrote:Obviously planned.
Don't think you can commission things like that overnight.

I'm also wondering whether the whole event was penciled prior to his death. Maybe he was even meant to be there?
As I suspected! 8)
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Post by Irish Gooner »

augie wrote:
Irish Gooner wrote:I didnt agree with the move to the new stadium, but as we know now it had to happen. Moving stadiums is never easy, I think it wasnt so much about Highbury but the Emirates was just nothing like it in any way. But alas it needed to be done and credit to the man, from the tributes it seems he was a real club man and life long fan.

Seems he had the clubs best interest at heart in his final hours, something I'm sure many of us would find hard to do. For that and all hes done, I will always have respect for the man.

RIP

Long life fan ? By all accounts he admitted in the past that he knew nothing about football until his friend David Dein persuaded him to get involved in AFC
Well if thats true then fair enough, I actually had thought that myself but kept reading he was meant to be a life long fan so I assumed it was true.

If its not the case I wish people would stop saying it here and on other forums. He still did have the clubs best interest at heart though.
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Post by Irish Gooner »

Lord Sugar
Shame Danny Fiszman life long Arsenal supporter has sadly passed away . He was a nice guy . Rest in peace


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Post by augie »

Irish Gooner wrote:Lord Sugar
Shame Danny Fiszman life long Arsenal supporter has sadly passed away . He was a nice guy . Rest in peace


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And what "lord sugar" ( :roll: ) knows about football you could probably write on the back of a stamp :roll:
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Post by I Hate Hleb »

True but why so churlish? It was still nice of him to pay a tribute though. It's not like he was under any obligation to.
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Post by Peeman »

Irish Gooner wrote:I didnt agree with the move to the new stadium, but as we know now it had to happen. Moving stadiums is never easy, I think it wasnt so much about Highbury but the Emirates was just nothing like it in any way. But alas it needed to be done and credit to the man, from the tributes it seems he was a real club man and life long fan.

Seems he had the clubs best interest at heart in his final hours, something I'm sure many of us would find hard to do. For that and all hes done, I will always have respect for the man.

RIP
Agreed Highbury was the king but for me when North Bank and Clock End were made all seats it was never the same anyway ?
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RIP DANNY
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