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TOP TALENT HAD ‘MAGIC AT HIS FEET’

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 December 2024

By Jon Couch

TRIBUTES have been paid for a talented 17-year-old with ‘magic at his feet’ who passed away after collapsing on the pitch.
Kaylen Dennis – a Walthamstow under 23s player and much-loved member of Barnet FC’s CH Bees Academy – died while playing for his college side in Bedfordshire on Wednesday.
“I have no words, we’re all devastated,” Walthamstow U23 boss Jason Geraghty told The NLP. “I can’t speak any higher of him, he was so loved.
“Technically, he was un- playable at times – a top, t...

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