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Mick Harford’s plea: Come on, boys, and get tested!

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The LeaguePaper Team
26 February 2023

By John Lyons

Luton Town legend Mick Harford scared plenty of defenders in his playing days, but the boot was on the other foot when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer in late 2020.
It’s the biggest battle of his life as he takes on the most common cancer in men, one that kills one man every 45 minutes.
As he continues his treatment, the former Hatters striker is doing everything he can to spread awareness of prostate cancer and the message that it’s important to get yourself checked out as soon as possible.
It’s one of the reasons why he has been so keen to get involved in a new initi...

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