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Cusack died on 20 September 2023, at the age of 27 [4] by suicide. [11] At the time of her death she was the longest-serving player in the Sheffield United women's squad. [ 9 ] On 24 September, a minute's silence was held for Cusack before Sheffield United 's Premier League game against Newcastle United .
Collapsed twenty minutes into a game against FC Legwareb-FC Trarza in a Mauritanian Premier League match. Died on arrival at a hospital due to cardiac arrest. The game was postponed and replayed on 26 May, with Zem Zem winning 2–1. [134] [135] 12 June 2012: Gerome Graham 20 Bodden Town: Collapsed during a training session.
After suffering from depression, former England international George Harrison died by suicide in 1939 at the age of 46. [4] [5]Agostino Di Bartolomei suffered from clinical depression after retiring from professional football, and eventually committed suicide by shooting himself in his villa in San Marco di Castellabate, on 30 May 1994, ten years to the day after his former club Roma had lost ...
Christopher Gerald Bart-Williams (16 June 1974 – 24 July 2023) was a football coach and professional player. Born in Sierra Leone, he represented England internationally. Born in Sierra Leone, he represented England internationally.
Smart Lab LLC, a corporation co-founded by Wayne and his brother, Hawkeye, a former minor league baseball player, also entered a guilty plea. [317] Kevin Wickander: Retired Arizona (Maricopa County) September 19, 2002 (sentencing) Theft 4 years imprisonment
After having played in the Boxing Day North Belfast derby against Crusaders, [18] Newberry died suddenly on 30 December 2024, his 27th birthday. [19] [20] [21] [13] [22] Cliftonville and Linfield's scheduled matches that day were postponed as a mark of respect. [23] Other matches in the NIFL Premiership held a minute's silence prior to kick-off ...
In March 2009, a football team, The Justin Fashanu All-stars, was named at a special event in Brighton, supported by the FA. [33] The team, named in his honour, was created by the Justin Campaign, which is a campaign against homophobia in football and promotes the inclusion of openly gay players in football. [34]
Beauchamp scored against Swindon in Oxford's 3–0 victory the following March. In September 1999 he scored the goal which knocked Premier League side Everton out of the 1999–2000 Football League Cup 2–1 on aggregate. [17] He made a further 238 appearances in the yellow and blue, making him one of the club's longest-serving players.