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2023-01-23T05:15:33Z

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Even now, all these years later, David Dein still has The Unpleasant Dream. It is 5pm and he is sitting in his office. A man comes in and presents him with a sheet of paper. Sometimes it is a death warrant. Sometimes a death certificate. Either way, it signals the end. The man is Peter Hill-Wood, the late Arsenal chairman. And the dream isn't much of a fantasy really. It's a sub-conscious recreation of a true event, from April 18, 2007, when Hill-Wood, Arsenal director Chips Keswick and an employment [https://www.wiklundkurucuk.com/Turkish-Law-Firm-Lawyer-Turkey-istanbul-id Lawyer Law Firm Turkish] from Slaughter and May terminated Dein's employment at his beloved club. Dein is now sitting in his Mayfair home. He has revisited that day for his fascinating auto- biography Calling The Shots — extracts of which will be in the Mail on Sunday tomorrow — but it's plain he's not comfortable. 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After the meeting, he tried to call his wife Barbara only to discover his mobile phone had been cut off. The ex-Gunners chief said: 'It took a lot to get over it. It did feel like a death in the family.' ‘And it was my number,' Dein [https://www.sistrix.de/sistrix/impressum explains]. ‘The number I'd had since I was in business. It was petty, it was spiteful. To this day nobody has ever properly explained why it had to end this way. It took some doing for me to retell it really, because it was so painful. It was such a traumatic moment. I was in shock. It wasn't so long before that we'd been Invincible. We'd just moved into our new stadium. We had so much going for us. ‘It took a lot to get over it. It did feel like a death in the family. Arsenal was part of my life since the age of 10; I'd helped deliver 18 trophies for them. 'Arsene and I had such a wonderful working relationship. It was Lennon and McCartney, according to some. He bled for me, I bled for him. He is still my closest friend. Seeing that taken away was such a shame. It wasn't in the best interests of the club. We spoke that night. He didn't think he could stay. I persuaded him to stay.' Wenger and Dein were the axis of Arsenal's most successful Premier League years. Wenger would identify a player and the pair would discuss the price. They would write the top line down on a piece of paper, then reveal. Dein claims they were never more than five per cent apart. ‘He was a miracle worker, and they just let him go,' Dein insists. ‘He left in a similar way to me. I thought the club owed Arsene a duty of care, at least a discussion. We need a change but how do you want this to be done? Do you want to be involved? What can we do? Would you like a different role, would you prefer to exit elegantly? You must have dialogue. It didn't happen in my case, didn't happen in his. And that really hurt him. I would have done it differently. ‘Look, you don't find a brain like his every day of the week. He's an Arsenal man, 22 years at the club. Wasn't his knowledge worth cultivating? Look at where he is now? So he's not good enough for Arsenal, but he is good enough to be head of global development for FIFA, in charge of 211 countries. Dein also stood as International President during England's unsuccessful 2018 World Cup bid 'He should have been used by us surely, his knowledge, his skill, his encyclopaedic awareness of players. He's got to be used.' Wenger has never been back to the Emirates Stadium, and with every passing year, that visit seems less likely. Dein returned after a few months the following season, as a guest of Terry Brady, Karren's father, who has a box there. Looking back, he thinks that invitation fortuitous. ‘Distance begets distance,' he says. ‘The longer I'd stayed away, the harder it would have been to come back. So sooner rather than later was better. 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They're deluded.' And some might say that's fine talk from the man who was the driving force behind the Premier League, but Dein remains proud of his monster. An entire chapter in the book is dedicated to the breakaway and the motivation behind it. More than just money, Dein claims, painting a vivid and distressing picture of football post-Hillsborough. He describes the Premier League now as the fastest train on the track and will argue passionately against those who feel they've been left behind at the station. ‘You will always get detractors,' he says. ‘But it wasn't like the Super League. It was never a closed shop. We took 22 clubs with us. There has always been promotion and relegation. People who say it didn't help my club, or it didn't help Macclesfield — look, it's an express train and I don't want to slow that down. Yes, I want Macclesfield to find their path, but there's got to be a balance that doesn't halt the train. A lot of money goes down to the lower leagues. The Premier League has done an enormous amount of good and I feel very proud of that. I feel I've put a little brick in the wall there. So I accept the criticism but you've got to remember where football was. The 79-year-old insists Arsenal axed former manager Arsene Wenger in a similar manner ‘Hillsborough could never be allowed to happen again. People pulling blankets back in gymnasiums to see if it is their son or daughter underneath. Change had to come. And that meant voting change, structural change. It was a seminal moment. 'The state of stadiums. Half-time came, you either had to have a cup of tea, or go for a pee — the queues were too big to do both. So, the way I see it, the Premier League has been a resounding success, and we've got to keep it that way. It's England's biggest sporting export. I watched Liverpool versus Newcastle on Turkish Airlines live at 35,000 feet. It's not the Bundesliga being shown, it's not La Liga. I think our critics should think again.' Dein is a politician, but also an ideas man. The book is littered with them. The Premier League, Sven Goran Eriksson as England's first foreign manager, VAR, even the vanishing spray used to mark out free-kicks: all stemmed from him. Some may think that makes Dein a rebel — but it also makes him a thinker. So what's he thinking about now? Pure time. Making sure the ball is in play for a minimum of 30 minutes in each half. Taking time-keeping out of the hands of referees. Stopping the clock when the ball goes out of play, or for injuries, or celebrations. And because he remains connected as an ambassador for the FA and Premier League, he still has access to the corridors of power. 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Russian Billionaire Charged With Violating US Sanctions

2023-01-22T05:16:06Z

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2023-01-21T06:08:47Z

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2023-01-21T02:16:59Z

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2023-01-20T14:46:27Z

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Turkish Court Convicts Doctor Of Terrorism Propaganda Releases Her...

2023-01-20T03:43:18Z

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2023-01-18T21:51:59Z

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