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Non-League is united in grief following the tragic death of Chichester City striker Billy Vigar – with the game promising to review safety measures.
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Billy tragedy leads to call for change
By Jon Couch

NON-LEAGUE is united in grief following the tragic death of Chichester City striker Billy Vigar – with the game promising to review safety measures.
Tributes have flooded in from the world of football after the 21-year-old died following an incident during their game at Wingate & Finchley last Saturday.
Vigar suffered “significant brain injuries” after reportedly colliding with a perimeter wall in the 10th minute of the Isthmian Premier division clash which was instantly abandoned.

He was airlifted to hospital but sadly died in hospi...

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