The League Paper

BOSSES UNITE TO BEAT BIG KILLER…

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The LeaguePaper Team
17 September 2017

By John Lyons
IN THE cut-throat football world, managers could be forgiven for thinking only of themselves – but, thankfully, they are able to see the bigger picture.
A host of bosses from the EFL (and Premier League) have given their backing to a new campaign by Prostate Cancer UK, the official charity of the EFL.
Chilling statistics show prostate cancer kills one man every 45 minutes, and now the managers have come together to raise awareness of the dangers of the most common cancer in men.
The managers are giving ‘team talks’ to encourage men to get themselves checked o...

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