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CURO LIVING ON GRAND PASSION

CURO LIVING

By Neal Harrington

LANDMARK: Jamie Cureton is expected to make his 1,000th senior appearance this week and, inset playing for Norwich against Arsenal in 1995

HE’S almost hit the landmark 1,000 appearances, but retirement is the last thing on the mind of sprightly striker Jamie Cureton.
The veteran hitman may be in his 44th year, but is determined to carry on playing long after he hits four figures some time in the next eight days.
The plan was for Cureton to celebrate the magic 1,000th game when turning out for Bishop’s Stortford in their Bostik League Premier division hom...

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