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Former Arsenal Chairman, Peter Hill-Wood, Dies at Age 82

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Peter Hill-Wood, Former Arsenal chairman has died at the age of 82.

The British businessman became the chairman of the club in 1982 after joining its board in 1962, presided over the appointments of George Graham and Arsene Wenger as managers.

In a statement by Arsenal on Friday said, “It is with deep regret that we announce the death of former chairman, Peter Hill-Wood, at the age of 82.”

Hill-Wood was forced to step down from the position due to his ill-health in June 2013.

Arsenal said he was also ‘instrumental’ in the successful move from Highbury to Emirates Stadium in 2006.

“Peter and his family’s influence on the club cannot be understated… Our thoughts are with his wife Sally and his children Sarah, Julian and Charles,” the statement reads.

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