good on him
same thing happened to a friend of mine when we were just teenagers
I played with him all through school and at the local club, then he had a terrible accident while playing for Milford (Adam Hughes was in the same team that day, among others that turned pro, Killer definitely would have followed them into professional rugby league)
I know now he does work for the benevolent fund and is involved with Steve Prescott doing a lot of fundraising for cancer charities etc
anybody interested in helping please visit the site www.rflbenevolentfund.co.uk/
(thats killer there in the wheelchair holding the ball)
good on him
same thing happened to a friend of mine when we were just teenagers
I played with him all through school and at the local club, then he had a terrible accident while playing for Milford (Adam Hughes was in the same team that day, among others that turned pro, Killer definitely would have followed them into professional rugby league)
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