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Tyler inspires Moles misson

Ross Weatherstone believes ‘walking miracle’ Tyler D’Cruz can inspire Binfield to avoid the tension of a relegation battle and go on to better things this season.
Tyler inspires

ISTHMIAN S.CENTRAL
By Matthew Nash

ROSS WEATHERSTONE believes ‘walking miracle’ Tyler D’Cruz can inspire Binfield to avoid the tension of a relegation battle and go on to better things this season.
The Moles forward collided with a perimeter fence in his side’s 2-1 victory at Met Police in January, suffering a nasty head injury and having to be treated by club staff and then paramedics before being rushed to hospital.
He had been in and out of consciousness before suffering seizures in the dressing-room and the care and attention he received saved his life, according to boss Weatherstone, ...

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