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Why let it die? It is part of our heritage and worth preserving as long as the cost is not high

A funeral worker who took a photo next to the open coffin of Argentine football icon Diego Maradona has asked fans for forgiveness. Claudio Fernández was pictured standing next to Maradona's body, alongside his son, who made a thumbs-up gesture. A third man appeared in his own photo. Maradona died at his home in Tigre, near Buenos Aires, on Wednesday. The images surfaced online as Maradona's body lay in repose at the presidential palace, provoking outrage. The footballer's lawyer, Matías Morla, has vowed to take action against "the scoundrel" responsible for the photos. Mr Fernandez told Radio 10 on Friday that the decision to take the photo was "something instantaneous". "My son, like every kid, raised his thumb and they took the photo," he said. "I know that many people have been offended, they have taken it badly." Mr Fernández said he had received death threats. "They say they are going to kill us, break our heads," he told the radio station. The Sepelios Pinier funeral parlour said the three men were "outsourced employees" who had helped carry the coffin. Manager of the parlour, Matías Picón, told the TN news channel that the company was "devastated" by the images. He said his company had organised funeral services for other members of the Maradona family. "The family has total confidence in us, that's why we are so affected," he said. "My father is 75 years old and he is crying, I am crying, my brother too, we are destroyed," Mr Picón added. A preliminary post-mortem, widely reported by Argentinean media, indicated that Maradona had suffered "acute heart failure". He had successful surgery on a brain blood clot earlier in November and was to be treated for alcohol dependency. He had a tumultuous personal life, scarred by alcohol and cocaine addiction, which caused him health problems. Many of the footballing world's biggest stars have paid tribute to Maradona, including former England striker Gary Lineker, who said the Argentine was "by some distance, the best player of my generation and arguably the greatest of all time".

I aint gonna read all this shit

From heart attack. RIP

You are going to hoot all of them?

Si ginna is si ginna. Really self pwned

Not saggy enough to be considered moobs

No moobs no talk

I agree with all except the blaming government part. If you want to draw million dollar salaries, then be prepared to justify and tank the blame.

If he swallowed it, that means he got screwed lor

Don't know why but I find her annoying

This is really gross

For the heavy taste

The ceca did not say he want staff discount but was rather enquiring why the previous customer paid much lesser while he has to pay full price for the same item. Want to blame then blame the lady staff for not knowing how to explain properly.

That is definitely a weird way to advertise her products

I avoid doing big business outside at all cost

Only for the heavy taste

What has he done for the people so far?

If only I was born a chiobu....

There are always simps in every society and this person doesn't represent or speak for everyone. And minimum wage is to help the poor, wherher the person is kgk, employers can choose not to hire.

35 and still don't know how to think. And of all things steal comic books from Kinokuniya

The passenger probably just strike Toto

I thought Robinsons was bought over by some Oil Sheikhs yet still can close down