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      Jack Grealish’s fiancée Sasha Attwood and family left ‘shaken’ by break-in during relatives’ first visit to mansion

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      JACK Grealish’s fiancée Sasha Attwood and his family were left “shaken” by a break-in during his relatives’ first visit to the mansion.A gang of burglars ransacked the Prem ace’s £5.6million home while he was in action for Man City against Everton on Wednesday night.
      Jack Grealish’s fiancée Sasha Attwood was at the propertyCredit: Instagram
      The City ace was in action against Everton when the horror raid happenedCredit: Alamy
      Grealish and Sasha bought the mansion last year but have only just moved inCredit: Instagram @sasha__rebecca
      The Sun understands that some of Jack’s closest family were at his 24-acre Cheshire bolthole including Sasha, his parents, gran, two sisters and brother.
      The “shaken” group were said to be unfamiliar with the mansion, which Jack moved into just before Christmas, as it was their “first visit”.
      A source exclusively told The Sun: “The family are really shaken. The gang took a lot of watches and jewellery.
      “Initially, they feared they could be facing a hostage situation or worse.”
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      The source added: “They executed their raid when Manchester City were playing live on TV and all of his family had gathered downstairs to cheer him on.
      “No one was injured but there was a lot of panic – everyone was terrified as they were all so vulnerable.
      “It’s an enormous property, so it is understandable why no-one heard anything at first.
      “It was also the first time the family had visited and so they were unfamiliar with the property.
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      “When the dogs went mad, and they could hear people creeping about, they pressed the security panic alarm.
      “An emergency crack unit responded immediately with multiple police cars and a chopper deployed.”
      Despite extensive security and perimeter fencing around Jack’s home, the crooks got in and fled with £1million of watches and jewellery.
      Grealish and 27-year-old model and influencer Sasha bought the “exceptional modern” seven-bed mansion last year but have only just moved in.
      On Christmas Day Grealish and Sasha posed with their dog Skye and wrote on  Instagram: “Merry Christmas everyone, beautiful day with the family.”
      Jack also posted an image of a dinner table set for eight guests and a menu titled “Sasha and Jack Christmas Day 2023”.
      In October The Sun told how Jack had won a planning battle to build a leisure suite at the ­mansion — complete with his own treatment room.
      He enjoys a close relationship with his immediate family and has described sister Hollie, 20, as his best friend.
      Confirming their investigation, Cheshire Police told The Sun: “At around 9.50pm on Wednesday December 27 police were called to reports of a burglary.
      “The caller reported that a number of items had been stolen.
      “Officers supported by police dogs and National Police Air Service were deployed and searches were conducted in the local area but there was no trace of the suspects.
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      “No arrests have been made at this time and enquiries are ongoing.
      “Anyone with any information in relation to the incident is asked to contact Cheshire Police.”
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      Jack Grealish’s family ‘feared they were being held HOSTAGE’ by gang of thugs who stole ‘£1m jewellery’ in 10 min ordeal

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      JACK Grealish’s family “feared they were being held hostage” by a gang of thugs who raided their home.The Prem ace was in action for Man City against Everton in a league clash on Wednesday night when thieves snuck into his £5.6million mansion.
      Grealish was in action against Everton when the horror raid happenedCredit: Reuters
      Grealish’s girlfriend Sasha Attwood was at the propertyCredit: Instagram
      Around ten of the 28-year-old England star’s family had gathered round the TV to watch Grealish help City put Everton to the sword.
      The Sun understands that some of Jack’s closest family were at his 24-acre Cheshire bolthole including fiancée Sasha Attwood, his parents, gran, two sisters and brother.
      But when Jack’s dogs began barking frantically and his relatives heard noises upstairs, they instantly hit panic buttons to alert cops.
      Despite extensive security and perimeter fencing around Jack’s   lavish home, the crooks got in and fled with £1million of watches and jewellery.
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      Cops responded to a call at 9.50pm before shaken residents saw five police patrol cars at 10pm.
      A police helicopter scoured the area overhead with locals warned to stay indoors, before the gang were confirmed to have fled.
      And Jack’s “terrified” loved ones were said to have been “fearing a hostage situation”.
      A source exclusively told The Sun: “The family are really shaken. The gang took a lot of watches and jewellery.
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      “Initially, they feared they could be facing a hostage situation or worse.”
      The source added: “They executed their raid when Manchester City were playing live on TV and all of his family had gathered downstairs to cheer him on.
      “No one was injured but there was a lot of panic – everyone was terrified as they were all so vulnerable.
      “It’s an enormous property, so it is understandable why no-one heard anything at first. It was also the first time the family had visited, and so they were unfamiliar with the property.
      “When the dogs went mad, and they could hear people creeping about, they pressed the security panic alarm.
      “An emergency crack unit responded immediately, with multiple police cars and a chopper deployed.”
      It is the latest raid to target multi million Premier League stars with West Ham skipper Kurt Zouma’s property in Essex targeted shortly   before Christmas.
      The raiders broke into his swanky £3million home and escaped with £100,000 in cash and jewellery.
      Grealish and 27-year-old model and influencer Sasha bought the “exceptional modern” seven-bed mansion set in 24 acres last year but have only just moved in.
      Their home boasts a helipad, boating and fishing lake, wine cellar, tennis court, golf tee and full-sized football and cricket pitches.
      On Christmas Day Grealish and Sasha posed with their dog Skye and wrote on Instagram: “Merry Christmas everyone, beautiful day with the family.”
      Jack also posted an image of a dinner table set for eight guests and a menu titled “Sasha and Jack Christmas Day 2023”.
      In October The Sun told how Jack had won a planning battle to build a leisure suite at the ­mansion — complete with his own treatment room.
      He enjoys a close relationship with his immediate family and has described sister Hollie, 20, as his best friend.
      Confirming their investigation, Cheshire Police told The Sun: “At around 9.50pm on Wednesday December 27 police were called to reports of a burglary.
      “The caller reported that a number of items had been stolen.
      “Officers supported by police dogs and National Police Air Service were deployed and searches were conducted in the local area but there was no trace of the suspects.
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      “No arrests have been made at this time and enquiries are ongoing.
      “Anyone with any information in relation to the incident is asked to contact Cheshire Police.”
      Cheshire Police cops made house to house inquiries after the break-inCredit: Andy Kelvin / Kelvinmedia
      Sasha Atwood shared a heartwarming snap with Jack over the Christmas holidaysCredit: Instagram More

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      Terrifying raid on Jack Grealish’s mansion as family hear thieves stealing ‘£1m of jewellery’ and hit panic button

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      JACK Grealish’s terrified family hit panic buttons as a gang of burglars looted his new home.Around ten relatives were cheering on the Manchester City star in his televised match at Everton when they heard noises upstairs and dogs barking frantically.
      Jack Grealish’s terrified family hit panic buttons as a gang of burglars looted his new homeCredit: Rex
      Jack, 28, and stunning influencer fiancée Sasha bought the property last yearCredit: Instagram
      The sprawling seven-bedroom home boasts a helipad, boating and fishing lake
      Grealish pictured at the home yesterdayCredit: Andy Kelvin / Kelvinmedia
      The shaken group — including fiancée Sasha Attwood, his parents, gran, two sisters and brother — dashed for cover at the unfamiliar mansion which Jack moved into just before Christmas.
      Police fearing a hostage situation raced to the scene and a helicopter scoured the estate.
      Neighbours were told to lock doors and stay inside.
      Despite extensive security and perimeter fencing around Jack’s   lavish home, the crooks got in and fled with £1million of watches and jewellery on Wednesday night.
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      The England ace, 28, rushed back from City’s 3-1 win to comfort his traumatised family and was yesterday seen checking paths next to  the £5.6million Cheshire property.
      A source told The Sun: “The family are really shaken.
      “The gang took a lot of watches and jewellery.
      “They executed their raid when Manchester City were playing live on TV and all his family had gathered downstairs to cheer him on.
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      “No one was injured but there was a lot of panic.
      “Everyone was terrified as they were all so vulnerable.
      “It’s an enormous property, so it is understandable why no one heard anything at first.
      “It was also the first time the family had visited  so they were unfamiliar with the property.
      “When the dogs went mad, and they could hear people creeping about, they pressed the security panic alarm.
      “An emergency unit responded immediately, with multiple police cars and a chopper deployed. ­Initially, they feared they could be facing a hostage situation or worse.”
      The raid is the latest on multi-million Premier League stars,  with West Ham skipper Kurt Zouma’s property in Essex targeted shortly   before Christmas.
      On Wednesday night and yesterday, cops combed the area around Jack’s mansion from the ground and air in a desperate bid to apprehend the gang.
      He and 27-year-old model and influencer Sasha bought the “exceptional modern” seven-bed mansion set in 24 acres last year but have only just moved in.
      Their home boasts a helipad, boating and fishing lake, wine cellar, tennis court, golf tee and full-sized football and cricket pitches.
      Yesterday forensic crime scene officers were seen leaving the property while two officers were carrying out door-to-door enquiries with neighbours in the hope of finding any CCTV footage.
      Sources said Jack was told of the break-in minutes after City’s win at Goodison Park.
      And shaken residents told how five police patrol cars dashed to the   area at 10pm.
      One said: “The police arrived at my property and asked if they could enter the land to carry out searches.
      “They went towards Grealish’s land and were shining lights up and down a bridleway.
      “They said there was a man on the loose and that we should lock our doors  then they drove off.
      “A police helicopter was circling for about 20-30 minutes and shining a red light down but then it flew off.”
      Jack had a perimeter fence installed soon after purchasing the vast property.
      Signs warn it is protected by a security company and guards are based  in a mobile home on the driveway.
      Yesterday a van from Adept Security Systems which specialises in CCTV, intruder alarms and barriers and gates was seen parked  at the property.
      On Christmas Day Grealish and Sasha posed with their dog Skye and wrote on  Instagram: “Merry Christmas everyone, beautiful day with the family.”
      Jack also posted an image of a dinner table set for eight guests and a menu titled “Sasha and Jack Christmas Day 2023”.
      In October The Sun told how Jack had won a planning battle to build a leisure suite at the ­mansion — complete with his own treatment room.
      He enjoys a close relationship with his immediate family and has described sister Hollie, 20, as his best friend.
      Confirming  their investigation, Cheshire Police told The Sun: “At around 9.50pm on Wednesday  December 27 police were called to reports of a burglary.
      “The caller reported that a number of items had been stolen.
      “Officers supported by police dogs and National Police Air Service were deployed and searches were conducted in the local area but there was no trace of the suspects.
      Read more on The Sun
      “No arrests have been made at this time and enquiries are ongoing.
      “Anyone with any information in relation to the incident is asked to contact Cheshire Police.”
      Police fearing a hostage situation raced to the sceneCredit: Andy Kelvin / Kelvinmedia
      Jack shares the home with Sasha AttwoodCredit: Refer to Caption
      The couple have been dating she was 16
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      Moment woman is ‘knocked out’ after throwing punches in football hooligan fight after Crystal Palace and Brighton game

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      A WOMAN was among a trio of hooligans who threw punches in a shocking brawl after a football game – before she was knocked to the ground. Daisy Adams, 23, her brother Calum Adams, 28, and ex Oliver Treagus, 22, were caught on CCTV in the shocking fight on the streets of Brighton.
      Daisy Adams was knocked to the ground amid a brawl after a football matchCredit: Jam Press Vid
      Daisy’s brother Calum Adams and ex Oliver Treagus were also involved in the clashCredit: Jam Press Vid
      The trio have now been dragged before the courtCredit: SWNS
      The clash came after a Brighton & Hove Albion and Crystal Palace match in March this year and the trio have now been dragged before the court.
      Footage showed the group approaching a pub, before they started shoving security outside the door.
      Bystanders can be seen trying to intervene as the trio start throwing punches as the guards try to protect themselves.
      Daisy can be seen rushing at and punching the security as they try to hold her back.
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      Innocent onlookers and security can be seen tumbling to the ground as the violent scuffle takes over the footpath.
      Amid the chaos, Daisy is knocked to the ground and appears to be knocked out, with a man hurrying to try to get her off the wet concrete.
      Her brother Calum had started causing issues in the hours prior, when he approached a group of Crystal Palace supporters as they left Brighton Station.
      He started abusing the group and being aggressive towards cops, seeing his match day ticket cancelled.
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      Then, at 9.30pm, the violence outside the pub erupted.
      The trio had previously admitted to affray and this week appeared in the Lewes Crown Court for sentencing.
      Daisy was slapped with an 18-month community order, with 15 Rehabilitation Activity Requirement sessions.
      She also has to pay a £200 fine.
      Brother Calum was locked up for six months, and also given a six-year Football Banning Order.
      And Dasiy’s ex Treagus was sentenced to 150 hours of unpaid work as part of an 18-month community order. He must also pay a £200 fine.
      A four-year Football Banning Order was also imposed.
      Sussex Police’s dedicated Football Officer, Darren Balkham, said: “The behaviour of the Adams family and Treagus was appalling.
      “Not only in how Calum spoke to officers before the match, but also in their drunken behaviour later in the night.
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      “As a result, Calum Adams and Oliver Treagus have been served with Football Banning Orders which prevent them accessing football matches.
      “This case demonstrates our determination to catch offenders, and to ensure that football supporters and the wider public can attend matches or go about their business safely.”
      Calum was today locked up for six months after the violent scuffleCredit: Jam Press
      The brawl erupted after Brighton & Hove Albion and Crystal Palace match in March this yearCredit: Jam Press Vid
      Innocent bystanders were forced to interview in the fightCredit: Jam Press Vid More

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      Premier League stars paying fortunes on ex-SAS security and panic rooms as foreign crime gangs fly in to raid mansions

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      PREMIER LEAGUE players are paying hundreds of thousands of pounds to install panic rooms in their houses amid reports of gangs flying into the UK to burgle their homes.Injured Manchester City star Kevin de Bruyne had his 70-acre mansion raided over the weekend while he was in Saudi Arabia.
      Kevin and Michelle de Bruyne’s house was broken into on SaturdayCredit: .instagram/lacroixmichele
      Raheem Sterling’s house was raided last year while he was at the World CupCredit: Getty
      Cancelo shares pics of his injuries after raid on his house
      England forward Raheem Sterling suffered a similar incident last year while he was at the World Cup in Qatar.
      A number of other players have also been targeted including Jesse Lingard, Joao Cancelo, Victor Lindelof and Paul Pogba.
      Security services are said to be working with footballers and clubs to combat the issue.
      According to The Mail, organised groups, many of which reside in Albania, are targeting wealthy individuals – including top-flight footballers – to rob before they flee the country, often wearing the stolen goods while going through airport security.
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      They are also known to be watching high-end jewellers to identify people to target.
      And there are a number of other concerns regarding player safety.
      The increased popularity of women’s football has led to worries over the presence of stalkers, while male players have reported they were followed home after games.
      But now the problems are leading to players taking extreme measures.
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      Premier League stars are taking measures to prevent gangs breaking into their homesCredit: Getty
      Individuals are investing huge sums of money in steel-enforced panic rooms at their homes.
      This enables them to swiftly enter a safe space which contains secure lines and panic alarms.
      Virtual perimeters, known as geofencing, are also thought to have been installed – which are made up of an invisible wall monitored by CCTV and sensors.
      Other provisions include bodyguards, house sitters and guard dogs.
      Clubs have also given their players lectures on ways to avoid being targeted.
      These include not posting on social media about holidays or events until after they have returned home, as well as not going to jewellers and instead making them come to their homes. More

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      Maddy Cusack update as Sheffield United reveals death probe findings after ‘spirit was allowed to be broken by football’

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      SHEFFIELD United’s probe into the death of Maddy Cusack has found “no evidence of wrongdoing”.The Blades midfielder and vice-captain died at her home address in Derbyshire on September 20, aged 27.
      Maddy Cusack died at her home address in Derbyshire on September 20, aged 27Credit: PA
      The midfielder and vice-captain was the longest-serving player in their squadCredit: Getty
      Derbyshire Police said there were no suspicious circumstances surrounding her death.
      The club launched a “thorough external investigation” after her family claimed her spirit “was allowed to be broken” by football.
      A statement from Sheffield United said: “Following a thorough review of the valuable input provided by each of the key witnesses put forward by Maddy’s family and the Club, the investigation has found no evidence of wrongdoing.
      “The Club is always looking for ways to evolve and will reflect on the outcomes and recommendations arising from the investigation to consider how processes and policies may be improved.”
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      Prior to her death, Cusack had just started her sixth season with the Blades in the Women’s Championship and was the longest-serving player in their squad, with over 100 appearances.
      The former England youth international signed a new contract extension with the Blades in July and also worked as a marketing executive for the club.
      A speech, read by her mum, Deborah, at a memorial service in October said: “My beautiful daughter, Madeleine.
      “The saddest and most utterly heart-breaking reason why I am having to stand here and speak to you today is because of football.
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      “From February this year, the indomitable, irrepressible spirit, the spirit called Maddy, the spirit that we had so fiercely protected, was allowed to be broken, taking her away from me.”
      In an additional statement the family revealed Sheffield United had agreed to appoint a firm to carry out a probe into the events surrounding Maddy’s death.
      The statement said: “Those who knew Maddy well will be aware that she had no long-standing mental health issues or troubles.
      “Not that there would be anything to be ashamed of if there were, but there were not. Those that didn’t know her need to know that.
      “Maddy was a happy-go-lucky, care-free girl with everything to live for and last Christmas could be described as being at her happiest.
      “This all changed gradually from February this year.
      “It is no secret, nor should it be, that Sheffield United have agreed, at the request of Maddy’s family, to carry out a thorough external investigation into the events that her family believe contributed significantly to her passing at the tender age of 27.
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      Tragedy as teen boxer, 14, dies after collapsing during fight when referee ‘failed to stop bout in time’

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      A TEENAGE boxer has died after collapsing during a fight when the referee “failed to stop” the match in time.Shocking footage shows young boxing star Timofey Shadrin, 14, lose consciousness during the finals of a competition in Russia.
      Timofey Shadrin, a gifted teenage boxer, died during a match after collapsing in the ringCredit: East2West
      He had been hit by his rival before staggering back towards the edge of the ring
      Timofey (right) was a gifted young boxer who had made it to the finals of a junior competition
      The youngster died soon afterwards as he was rushed to hospital in Pervouralsk, in the Sverdlovsk region.
      He had appeared to hold his own in the fight but when the pair were separated by the referee, he backed slowly towards the ropes, and fell. 
      “When the boy became ill, the referee did not immediately stop the fight,” said an eyewitness. 
      “That’s why he missed some blows.
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      “Plus, his opponent was shorter, and at that moment, he hit him in the liver.”
      It was only when Timofey retreated into the corner and collapsed in the ring that the fight was stopped, said those watching. 
      The other boy initially celebrated but then realised Timofey was in trouble and went to try and help. 
      Coaches and medics also rushed into the ring as the tragedy unfolded. 
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      Sports journalist Alexander Lyutikov said: “A 14-year-old boxer lost consciousness during the final of the city championship. 
      “He died in the ambulance.
      “I’m watching this video and cannot imagine how the deceased’s rival feels now.”
      A police probe has begun into the teenager’s tragic death. 
      Children from the tournament rushed without coats in the minus 14C cold to demand the opening of a barrier at the hotel where the contest was held,  after an ambulance sent to help the wounded boxer was not allowed in.
      The ambulance could not initially get past a barrier into the hotel where the fight was being held.
      Children watching the tournament rushed, without coats on in -14C temperatures, to demand it be given access.
      “Shame on the hotel,” said a local.
      “Children ran outside without coats  in a panic so the ambulance could reach him.
      “A man forcibly raised the barrier.”
      The boy was described as an accomplished young boxer and had won all his rounds at the contest.
      “He has been boxing for about six full years,” said an acquaintance. 
      “He led an absolutely healthy lifestyle. He didn’t drink any energy drinks. 
      “He was positive, kind and helpful. He never insulted anyone. 
      “And he always came to the rescue when anyone needed help.”
      He was from a loving family and had two sisters, aged 15 and four. 
      “His father works at a local factory, his mother is self-employed,” said police spokesman Valery Gorelykh.
      The boy received a blow to his liver, he said. 
      “A few moments later, he fell in the ring. 
      “Detailed and exact circumstances are now being clarified by police officers and  colleagues from the regional Investigative Committee.”
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      Natalya Krylova, mother of another boxer at the context, said: 
      “My brain refuses to imagine me in the place of Timofey’s parents.”
      Someone forcibly held up a barrier at the hotel where the competition was held to let an ambulance in
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      Roofer in court charged with murder after Sunday league footballer Sam Wilson, 26, killed when van ploughed into crowd

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      A ROOFER has appeared in court charged with murder after a Sunday league footballer was killed by a van that ploughed into a crowd.Sam Wilson, 26, had just left a pub in Ilkeston, Derbyshire with his teammates at around 2am on Saturday when a van collided with them.
      Sam Wilson was killed in a horror crash on SaturdayCredit: BPM
      Roofer Zac Newman today appeared in court
      Police cordoned off a van involved in the incidentCredit: BPM
      Zac Newman, 27, was charged with murder following the horror smash.
      The defendant, who looked visibly shaken, today spoke only to confirm his name, age and address at Southern Derbyshire Magistrates’ Court in Derby.
      Newman, whose girlfriend and two friends attended the brief hearing, was not required to enter a plea.
      The burly roofer from Stapleford, Nottinghamshire, was remanded in custody to appear at the city’s Crown Court tomorrow.
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      In addition to murder, he has also been charged with wounding with intent and attempting to cause grievous bodily harm.
      Sam’s sister said there are “no words” to describe the family’s loss, on a JustGiving page which has raised more than £7,000.
      She said: “Our hearts will forever be broken, and there are no words to describe the huge hole it has left in all of our hearts.”
      Euro Soccer Long Eaton Sunday League said: “The league would like to express our deepest sympathy to the family, friends and teammates of Sam Wilson of AFC Curzon.
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      “Sam lost his life in an incident in Ilkeston last night.
      “Our thoughts are with him and those that he leaves behind.”
      Curzon AFC coach Wayne Riley said: “It’s taken me all day to process what happened in the early hours of this morning.
      “But it’s with a broken heart that I am writing this.
      “I first met Sam at Long Eaton Utd and I knew when I first saw him play that he was good.
      “Two days after he turned 16 he made his debut for me in Long Eaton Utd Reserves and proved he was good enough to play at that level by scoring.
      “He always played with a smile on his face was never greedy always wanting to set others up instead of having a go himself.
      “I have lost a very good footballer, a great lad and a good mate.
      “Until I can be your football manager again Sam and we meet again on the heavenly pitch R.I.P you will be truly missed.”
      Two other men were taken to hospital for treatment for injuries and are now recovering at home.
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      Detective Chief Inspector Matt Croome, who is the senior officer leading the investigation, said: “We have a team of officers working to establish the events of that night, which has included viewing CCTV footage from around the Market Place that night.
      “I would like to thank all those who have come forward and spoken to us as part of our enquiries so far.”
      DCI Croome added: “We would particularly like to hear from anyone who may have witnessed or have any information about reports of an altercation at The Market Inn shortly before the incident.
      “Any information you have could be vital to our investigation.”
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      Anyone with information can contact police with the reference number 23*771155.
      Sam, 26, was on a night out with team-matesCredit: Facebook More