ARSENAL legend Ken Friar has died aged 92. Friar worked for the club for 70 years and became their life president in 2020 after retiring from his executive responsibilities. His first role was with the club’s box office in 1950…
Arsenal life president and club legend Ken Friar has died at the age of 92, following 70 years of service. Born in Islington, Friar began working at Arsenal's box office in 1950 before serving as club secretary and later managing director. Arsenal announced his passing with profound sadness, confirming players will wear black armbands in their upcoming match against Lille.
Friar played an instrumental role in Arsenal's relocation from Highbury to the Emirates Stadium alongside director Danny Fiszman. His contributions were recognized with an OBE in 2000, as well as a statue and a bridge named in his honor outside the stadium.
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