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Ex-LaLiga star and Ghana striker Raphael Dwamena's cardiologist reveals he chose to have a defibrillator REMOVED a year before he collapsed and died Newcastle boss Eddie Howe slams 'POOR decision' to award PSG the late penalty that denied his side a famous...

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Bate, Adam (12 April 2015). "Manchester derby classics: Best of Man Utd v Man City at Old Trafford". Sky Sports . Retrieved 30 November 2022.Man United 'legends' reunite for a game in Dubai with some looking unrecognisable (and some you might not recognise anyway!) Swedish trail runner Emilia Brangefalt, 21, dies by suicide after being diagnosed with 'extremely high heart rate' which stopped training And this, ultimately, is part of a wider pattern: you will never find anybody at City with a bad word to say about the man at the centre of this story.