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[dave.woodhall]

http://thebirminghampress.com/2015/12/turning-the-titanic/

[IAmTheOneIanOlney]

Didn't know that about the cup-winning team at all. Those old footballs really did some damage, then.

[Lizz]

Very good article. Yesterday R5 replayed a recent interview from Radio Scotland with Jimmy Hill's wife. She broke down crying in the middle of it. I've only spent a couple of hours in the company of someone with Alzheimer's. It was incredibly draining, can't imagine how people who have to deal with it permanently manage.

[Bad English]

it’s a must-win although anyone looking for owens will notice that we’ve won just one Boxing Day fixture this century.

If we had an Owen we might win one more.

[ChicagoLion]

Well done for bringing attention to Alzheimer's disease.
It is sometimes worth remembering there are some things more important than football.

[brian green]

You are on good form DW. Team please follow suit.

[russon]

Just when I think you've ran out of thread titles you pull another out of the bag. Good read Dave.

[ROBBO]

My missus reckons I've got brain damage all down to those leather like a brick balls we used to use. I envy the players today. It seems that with advanced medical knowledge there are a lot of sports that carry a risk. Jimmy Hill a good bloke and a gentleman.

[darren woolley]

Another good read Dave.

[ez]

Didn't know that about the cup-winning team at all. Those old footballs really did some damage, then.

I went on the stadium tour and dinner with a legend event a few weeks ago. Chris Nicholl was the special guest. He mentioned that he is now suffering from brain damage.

[The Charmer]

Good read Dave.

I'm pretty sure that to those playing professionally today, even outside the Premier, the notion of a £20 per week maximum wage is virtually impossible to comprehend.
You never know, if the Alzheimers/football connection could receive even more publicity, there just might be a chance that the mega-rich stars of today could be involved in some high-profile, pro-active fund raising.
(Not a whole weeks wages of course, far too radical!)

[dave.woodhall]

Didn't know that about the cup-winning team at all. Those old footballs really did some damage, then.

I went on the stadium tour and dinner with a legend event a few weeks ago. Chris Nicholl was the special guest. He mentioned that he is now suffering from brain damage.

That's an absolute shocker, but not a surprise.

[four fornicholl]

never mind

[Bad English]

never mind

The Arsenal?