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Former Cheltenham forward Grayson diagnosed with MND and dementia
Key takeaways
- Neil Grayson was part of the Cheltenham side that won a first promotion to the EFL in 1999
- Former Cheltenham Town and Northampton Town forward Neil Grayson has been diagnosed with dementia and motor neurone disease.
- The 61-year-old won promotion with both the Robins and Cobblers during his career and retired from playing in 2004.
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Neil Grayson was part of the Cheltenham side that won a first promotion to the EFL in 1999
Former Cheltenham Town and Northampton Town forward Neil Grayson has been diagnosed with dementia and motor neurone disease.
The 61-year-old won promotion with both the Robins and Cobblers during his career and retired from playing in 2004.
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