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MATLOCK PRAISE AS FAN IS ‘STABLE’

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 October 2024

MATLOCK PRAISE

By Paul Jenkins

STOURBRIDGE 3
Bradley 53, Sidibe 72, 89

MATLOCK TOWN 0
MATLOCK praised Stourbridge for helping save the life of visiting fan Mick Thorpe after he suffered a cardiac arrest before yesterday’s game.
The Gladiators rallied at 1-0 down after a missed penalty from the home side but Toumani Sidibe’s goals in the last 20 minutes secured the win in a game which kicked off late after the medical incident.
Matlock posted on X: “Prior to today’s match, Matlock fan, historian and statistician Mick Thorpe suffered a cardiac arrest upon entering t...

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