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Bradley Lowery: Sunderland fan dies after long illness
Six-year-old Bradley Lowery, whose plight touched tens of thousands of people, has died after a long illness.
The Sunderland fan was diagnosed with neuroblastoma - a rare type of cancer - when he was 18 months old.
Bradley went on to be the club's mascot and became "best mates" with his hero, striker Jermain Defoe. He also led England out at Wembley for a World Cup qualifier against Lithuania.
His death was confirmed on social media by his parents.
The posting read: "My brave boy has went with the angels today.
"He was our little superhero and put the biggest fight up but he was needed else where. There are no words to describe how heart broken we are."
Bradley underwent treatment and was in remission, but relapsed last year.
Well-wishers raised more than £700,000 in 2016 to pay for him to be given antibody treatment in New York, but medics then found his cancer had grown and the family were informed his illness was terminal.
In December, Bradley's parents Gemma and Carl, from Blackhall Colliery in County Durham, were told he only had "months to live".
Source: BBC
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What is neuroblastoma?
It is a rare type of cancer that mostly affects babies and young children
It develops from specialised nerve cells (neuroblasts) left behind from a baby's development in the ?
It affects about 100 children each year in the UK
The cause is unknown
In very rare cases children in the same family can be affected, but generally neuroblastoma does not run in families -
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That dislocated shoulder ? his Arsenal career. -
Wenger's reshuffle steps up as German giant Mertesacker agrees to become Arsenal academy manager next season
Per Mertesacker is to take the reins at Arsenal's academy from next season. The German central defender will continue as part of Arsene Wenger's squad during the upcoming campaign but plans to increase his knowledge and understanding of his future role in concurrence with playing. Wenger was full of praise for Mertesacker who he believes is a perfect fit for the job. -
Valentinez A. Kaiser wrote: »Wenger's reshuffle steps up as German giant Mertesacker agrees to become Arsenal academy manager next season
Per Mertesacker is to take the reins at Arsenal's academy from next season. The German central defender will continue as part of Arsene Wenger's squad during the upcoming campaign but plans to increase his knowledge and understanding of his future role in concurrence with playing. Wenger was full of praise for Mertesacker who he believes is a perfect fit for the job.
Next year? Take the job now and leave the squad. -
Manchester United are "deep" in talks with Real Madrid over the sale of James Rodriguez, who Jose Mourinho seeks to replace Wayne Rooney in his midfield, according to the Independent. Los Blancos are said to want €70m for the Colombian international, though the English giants will aim to get their man for less.
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Inter Milan are lining up a bid to bring Alexis Sanchez to the San Siro, Gazzetta dello Sport claims. Inter want the Arsenal man to form a strike partnership with Mauro Icardi, which they believe would be "of Scudetto proportions."
@Figo -
Real Betis are closing in on the signing of PSV Eindhoven's Mexico international Andres Guardado. "He'll give us a lot," Betis sporting vice president Lorenzo Serra Ferrer said. "He is a great footballer with an impressive resume."
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We're having the same issue with Keita. He's keen but Red Bull don't want to sell. -
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At least his time with arsenal wasn't a waste. -
Young_Chitlin wrote: »Inter Milan are lining up a bid to bring Alexis Sanchez to the San Siro, Gazzetta dello Sport claims. Inter want the Arsenal man to form a strike partnership with Mauro Icardi, which they believe would be "of Scudetto proportions."
@Figo
sounds good on paper but sanchez needs champs league ball. -
Young_Chitlin wrote: »Inter Milan are lining up a bid to bring Alexis Sanchez to the San Siro, Gazzetta dello Sport claims. Inter want the Arsenal man to form a strike partnership with Mauro Icardi, which they believe would be "of Scudetto proportions."
@Figo
sounds good on paper but sanchez needs champs league ball.
He needs to stay at arsenal. They'll challenge if he stays. -
TheRicanKing wrote: »Young_Chitlin wrote: »Inter Milan are lining up a bid to bring Alexis Sanchez to the San Siro, Gazzetta dello Sport claims. Inter want the Arsenal man to form a strike partnership with Mauro Icardi, which they believe would be "of Scudetto proportions."
@Figo
sounds good on paper but sanchez needs champs league ball.
He needs to stay at arsenal. They'll challenge if he stays.
I think he will stay, but might do a judas when his contract runs down. -
englishdude wrote: »TheRicanKing wrote: »Young_Chitlin wrote: »Inter Milan are lining up a bid to bring Alexis Sanchez to the San Siro, Gazzetta dello Sport claims. Inter want the Arsenal man to form a strike partnership with Mauro Icardi, which they believe would be "of Scudetto proportions."
@Figo
sounds good on paper but sanchez needs champs league ball.
He needs to stay at arsenal. They'll challenge if he stays.
I think he will stay, but might do a judas when his contract runs down. -
Valentinez A. Kaiser wrote: »Bradley Lowery: Sunderland fan dies after long illness
Six-year-old Bradley Lowery, whose plight touched tens of thousands of people, has died after a long illness.
The Sunderland fan was diagnosed with neuroblastoma - a rare type of cancer - when he was 18 months old.
Bradley went on to be the club's mascot and became "best mates" with his hero, striker Jermain Defoe. He also led England out at Wembley for a World Cup qualifier against Lithuania.
His death was confirmed on social media by his parents.
The posting read: "My brave boy has went with the angels today.
"He was our little superhero and put the biggest fight up but he was needed else where. There are no words to describe how heart broken we are."
Bradley underwent treatment and was in remission, but relapsed last year.
Well-wishers raised more than £700,000 in 2016 to pay for him to be given antibody treatment in New York, but medics then found his cancer had grown and the family were informed his illness was terminal.
In December, Bradley's parents Gemma and Carl, from Blackhall Colliery in County Durham, were told he only had "months to live".
Source: BBC
N.B.
What is neuroblastoma?
It is a rare type of cancer that mostly affects babies and young children
It develops from specialised nerve cells (neuroblasts) left behind from a baby's development in the ?
It affects about 100 children each year in the UK
The cause is unknown
In very rare cases children in the same family can be affected, but generally neuroblastoma does not run in families
RIP to the little man...
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Szczesny to Juve to be announced sometime this weekend for 10 million.
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Szczesny to Juve to be announced sometime this weekend for 10 million.
I dont like that ? . -
I hate Chelsea right now
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TheRicanKing wrote: »englishdude wrote: »TheRicanKing wrote: »Young_Chitlin wrote: »Inter Milan are lining up a bid to bring Alexis Sanchez to the San Siro, Gazzetta dello Sport claims. Inter want the Arsenal man to form a strike partnership with Mauro Icardi, which they believe would be "of Scudetto proportions."
@Figo
sounds good on paper but sanchez needs champs league ball.
He needs to stay at arsenal. They'll challenge if he stays.
I think he will stay, but might do a judas when his contract runs down.
Dunno bout that, Sanchez will still bring a lot to a team even at mid 30s similar to Ronny his work rate/ want to win is top notch.
Hopefully we drag the contract out and make a statement next season in terms of challenging and his signs a new deal.
As long as wenger doesn't do his "you're over 30 you only get a year extension" -
blue_london wrote: »I hate Chelsea right now
LOL, be patient. Man Utd are going to do the "RIGHT" thing and make sure they get Lukaku. -
Nigeria Vs Brazil 1996 Olympic Semi-Finals
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AC Milan sign some decent players
@faggyaf where you at b? -
blue_london wrote: »I hate Chelsea right now
LOL, be patient. Man Utd are going to do the "RIGHT" thing and make sure they get Lukaku.
Lol Chelsea have a unique ability of killing good things . -
Chelsea have matched Manchester United's £75 million bid for Everton's Romelu Lukaku and are now waiting for the player to make a final decision on his future, sources have confirmed to ESPN FC.