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Guest bimpy474

This is becoming far too common.

 

Not compared to something like Squash, which causes very high rates of Heart attacks in men.

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Guest Roy the Irish Magpie

shocking horriblr stuff, RIP. This is a disease 1 in 10 ppl have and is brought on by excessive excersise/pressure on the heart. So this means that lots of other footballers could be risking their lives every week and, unless they get costly scans, they wouldn't have a single clue about it. Really is worring. Rip.

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Awful, awful news made so much worse reading that his heavily handicapped sister who he had the responsibility and cared for is the only one left in a once five strong family. :(

 

RIP

 

Didn't know that, heartbreaking if that's the case. :(

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Guest bimpy474

Awful, awful news made so much worse reading that his heavily handicapped sister who he had the responsibility and cared for is the only one left in a once five strong family. :(

 

RIP

 

Heartbreaking, just not fair :(

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^ Think he was, rather badly, referring to this

 

Awful, awful news made so much worse reading that his heavily handicapped sister who he had the responsibility and cared for is the only one left in a once five strong family. :(

 

RIP

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Could it not just be due to stress and things like that, and to put it simply, the law of averages means that it could happen to the odd footballer? Im sure that lawyers, bankers etc all over have heart attacks. Unfortunately for footballers it happens in front of thousands of people so gets highlighted a lot more.

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