Non-League Paper

IT’S BREAST TO CHECK, FELLAS!

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 June 2018

Fleet chief makes heartfelt plea

By Matt Badcock

Clubman: Peter Danzey with Ebbsfleet boss Daryl McMahon and, with his commemorative shirt, inset

EBBSFLEET UNITED secretary Peter Danzey is urging men of all ages to check their boobs!
The popular Fleet man is recovering following an operation after he was diagnosed with breast cancer following the discovery of a lump back in February.
It’s a disease nearly always associated with women, but Danzey is keen to raise awareness that it can affect men too.
Grade 1 Cancer cells were found in his left breast and last month he had a maste...

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