League One

SADDENED OLLIE SO GRATEFUL TO LINCOLN FRIENDS

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The LeaguePaper Team
11 February 2018

By Charlie Peat

BIG NIGHT: Ollie Palmer, left, celebrates in midweek

NOBODY enjoyed watching Ollie Palmer more than his cousin, Frankie Biggs – and the Lincoln striker believes the 11-year-old’s memory will spur him on for the rest of his career.
Palmer wore an undershirt bearing the message ‘stay strong Frankie’ beneath his kit during the Imps’ 3-1 victory over Newport late last month in light of his long battle with Osteosarcoma, a rare for m of bone cancer.
But, following the match, Palmer received the heart-breaking news that Frankie had died during the ...

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