Sad news: three key players won’t play for Nottingham forest again

she was aged just one.

She was born perfectly healthy but began suffering from anaemia at six months.

Pearson Syndrome can affect the pancreas, liver, kidneys, eyes, ears, heart and brain.

Harry’s fund-raising efforts saw him win an award from the Ockash Trust – a local charity that helps young people in Ockbrook and Borrowash.

Fellow Borrowash Youth FC Lions team-mate Leo Osborne was also presented with a certificate by the charity, for helping to coach the club’s under-sixes development group.

The club has also received a grant from Erewash Borough Council to get more youngsters playing football.

The authority’s deputy leader, Councillor Becca Everett, said: “We are proud to help support Borrowash Youth FC, especially in light of the inspirational youngsters it counts among its players.

“Harry and Leo are shining examples of how children in our borough can be role models to other young people.”

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