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Thomas Ballegaard, president of Arsenal F.C.'s fan club in Denmark, which has owned a share collectively since 2007, at the club's storage room in Randers, Denmark, Oct. 5, 2018. When the billionaire Stan Kroenke moved to take full control of Arsenal last August, he was required to buy all outstanding shares in the club. For hundreds of fans who owned shares, the news that they would lose them changed a relationship irrevocably. "That share belongs to us all, and we want it to stay that way," said Ballegaard. (Michael Drost-Hansen/The New York Times)

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created date 2018-10-04

credit MICHAEL DROST-HANSEN/The New York Times Agency/East News

source The New York Times Agency

byline MICHAEL DROST-HANSEN

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