Leeds and Man U star Gordon McQueen diagnosed with dementia aged 68
They said: “Whilst we’ve found it hard to come to terms with the changes in Dad, he has no regrets about his career and has lived life to the full.” They also revealed that he wanted today’s footballers to know there may be risks. “Dad scored some important goals in his career and memorable headers. But he used to stay back in training, heading the ball to the goalkeeper for practice, over and over. “He does wonder if this has been a factor in his dementia as his symptoms appeared in his mid-60s.” They added that the past year had been tough: “Social interaction is key for so...
Source: express.co.uk