Ian Stirling, who was the independent supporter liaison officer for English Premier League’s side, Manchester United, has been reported dead. He was 57 years old at the time of death.
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He took the role of an officer for the team’s Supporters Trust in 2003 and was a pivotal member of fans who led the campaign against the Glazers.
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“Everyone at Manchester United is profoundly saddened by the loss of our outstanding friend and fan representative Ian Stirling, who has died at the age of 57. Over many years, Ian played a vital role in the dialogue between fans and the club and as a fearless champion on fan issues. Ian was a founding member of the club’s Fans’ Advisory Board and a long-time member of our Fans’ Forum, As the Independent Supporter Liaison Officer for Manchester United Supporters’ Trust, Ian worked tirelessly to promote and protect the interest of our fans,” Manchester United wrote in an official statement.
“This is truly devastating news for all of us at the club who knew and worked with Ian. He was a towering figure within our fan community, loved, and respected in equal measure,” United’s Chief Executive, Richard Arnold, also wrote in a statement.
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