discopop
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Shocking and not much to add to the comments posted apart from the blue family is behind you
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Steph Houghtons husband has been diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease
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worsleyweb
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Dreadful news, hope City in some part will offer their support.
I am sure they will this wonderful club of our has a true heart. Sad news for the family.
Terrible news. I hope the club make a real effort to support her and her family through this.
Perhaps a testimonial/fund raiser game?
It's not like these two will be set for life due to their age, careers and relatively low wages in comparison to the guys and the Prem
Perhaps a testimonial/fund raiser game?
It's not like these two will be set for life due to their age, careers and relatively low wages in comparison to the guys and the Prem
Saddleworth2
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Think that’s the same disease Doddie Weir has. That is very bad news.
Blue Feather
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It's a f***ker of a disease. Colleague died from it last year, life and soul of the party to being hardly able to speak and in a wheelchair in a short space of time. Thoughts with them, hope they have several years of quality life still ahead
Citizen Mike
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it would be good if the club could do some kind of fundraising event for them. It is a **** of a disease with 50% of those diagnosed dead within 2 years and 95% dead after 5 years.
Steph will watch her husband decline from being a professional athlete to someone who cannot walk, bathe himself or even talk. eventually the person cannot swallow or breath. There is no cure, the only thing that is sure is that you will deteriorate. imagine having this or watching your other half with it. It may be the end of two careers rather than just one. I hope the club does something for them.
my heart goes out to them.
Steph will watch her husband decline from being a professional athlete to someone who cannot walk, bathe himself or even talk. eventually the person cannot swallow or breath. There is no cure, the only thing that is sure is that you will deteriorate. imagine having this or watching your other half with it. It may be the end of two careers rather than just one. I hope the club does something for them.
my heart goes out to them.
manimanc
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Is he any relation to julian Darby who played for Bolton years ago?
abu13
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Devastating news for the family, i hope they receive all the help and support they need at this time.
abu13
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Terrible news. I hope the club make a real effort to support her and her family through this.
Perhaps a testimonial/fund raiser game?
It's not like these two will be set for life due to their age, careers and relatively low wages in comparison to the guys and the Prem
I get the impression that ours is the type of club with the type of owners who will ensure that Steph and her family will be well looked after and I suspect they with ensure they get both the financial and emotional support they need.
EL APACHE TEVEZ
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Lost for words,horrible disease like the other fucking thing the C word.