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Whites staff were heroes of the hour!

ON behalf of the management, players and officials of Kidlington FC, may I extend a heartfelt thank you to all at Cambridge City who helped our captain and goalkeeper Sam Warrell after he sustained a serious leg injury during the second half of the game last Saturday. In particular, we would wish to praise the efforts of City’s Sports Therapists Charlotte Pinner who, along with our own Shannon Crawford, managed the situation demonstrating in-depth knowledge and no little understanding of the circumstances they truly faced.
When it was revealed that an ambulance was some four hours awa...

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