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‘OUR BROTHER‘

‘OUR BROTHER‘

Tributes flood in after tragic loss of Matlock’s Sinnott

By David Richardson
NON-LEAGUE is in mourning following the tragic death of Matlock Town midfielder Jordan Sinnott.
The 25-year-old, son of former Altrincham manager Lee, passed away just before 7pm last night having been taken to Sheffield’s Northern General Hospital and put on a life support machine following a serious assault in Retford town centre on Friday evening.
Matlock’s Northern Premier League fixture at Mick- leover Sports yesterday was postponed when players received the news that his condition was critic...

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