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THE DAILY TELEGRAPH A goalkeeper has won £20,000 damages after suffering "horrific" burns when he...
THE DAILY TELEGRAPHA goalkeeper has won £20,000 damages after suffering "horrific" burns when
he dived to make a save. Andy Dibble, a former Welsh international, was
scarred for life by pitch
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