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MY dad, former Saints and Warrington halfback Alan Gwilliam passed away recently at the age of 71. He had been in ill health for a few years and finally succumbed on 7 May 2021. Admitted to Whiston Hospital on April 24 he was diagnosed with sepsis, ‘Gwilly’ was only given a few days to live, but always being a fighter, Dad defied medical experts and managed to hold on for a further two weeks. In a year that has seen so much sadness, separation and death for everyone across the country it's difficult to put Dad’s journey into context as no life is worth more than any other.
Farewell to popular Saints and Warrington half back Alan Gwilliam IT is sad to report that former Saints and Warrington half back Alan Gwilliam has died, aged 71. A popular character in rugby league circles, the former St Anselms School pupil was a product of Blackbrook ARLFC from where he turned professional with Saints in September 1971. He would go on to make 47 appearances for his hometown team with his most prolific season being 1973-74, when he played 25 times, scoring 6 tries. That season he played in the 11-7 victory over the Kangaroos at Knowsley Road, Saints' last ever ag...