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FORMER EFL STARS GET READY FOR BOXING SHOT

By Jon Couch

RING WALK: Ex-Bristol City man Jay Emmanuel-Thomas

A NUMBER of former EFL stars are preparing to swap their shooting boots for the boxing ring in the latest of a series of red-carpet charity events.
Fourteen ex-professionals have been included on the card for A Night to Remember III – the third event of its kind put on by Pro Project Promotions, founded by former Arsenal and Barnet goalkeeper Graham Stack.
Lining up at Mayfair’s Grosvenor Hotel, London on October 22 are a number of key performers from the Premier League or EFL over the last few years.
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