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The Latest Breaking News from Dean Windass

Dean Windass shares heartbreaking fear for his sons amid 'scary' dementia battle

The former footballer, 56, was diagnosed with stage two dementia last January

Evening Standard

‘I’d train at Arsenal all week, go up on Friday, train with the lads, play Saturday and then go back to London – they had great fans and I was like a messiah’: Ray Parlour reflects on Hull City spell fondly

Arsenal kept Ray Parlour fit during the week as he starred for Hull City in the Championship during the 2006/07 season

FourFourTwo

Saturday’s briefing: Potter suffers losing start as Moyes returns to Everton

Dementia is also back on football agenda after Dean Windass diagnosis.

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Evening Standard

Dean Windass’ dementia diagnosis revealed as authorities urged to tackle disease

The 55-year-old was diagnosed with stage two dementia last year but it only came to light on Friday morning.

The Independent UK

Dean Windass: Ex-Premier League star and Hull City legend diagnosed with dementia

Windass’ diagnosis was revealed by former Manchester United defender David May on BBC Breakfast

Evening Standard

Former Premier League footballer Dean Windass diagnosed with dementia

The former Premier League forward Dean Windass has been diagnosed with dementia at the age of 55, it has been revealed

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Belief key for Sheffield Wednesday in spectacular return to Championship

Barry Bannan was never in doubt over promotion and believes side can hold own with likes of Leicester and Leeds next season

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