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SILKMEN TO RETIRE THE NO.20 FOR ETHAN

By Neil Harvey

TRAGEDY: Macclesfield’s Ethan McLeod

MACCLESFIELD FC have retired their the number 20 shirt in memory of Ethan McLeod.
The 21-year-old was tragically killed when he was involved in an accident on the M1 on December 16 while travelling back from Macclesfield’s National League North match at Bedford Town.
Now following consultation with the McLeod family, the club will retire the winger’s number 20 shirt to remember Ethan’s legacy.
The club said in a statement: “Not only was Ethan an excellent young footballer with a bright future,...

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