Maddy Cusack - SUFC Investigation Statement

[FMBlade1]

Maddy Cusack: Footballer's legacy will be 'a voice for girls'

The Sheffield United player died suddenly a year ago, aged 27.

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[mattbianco1]

Maddy Cusack: Footballer's legacy will be 'a voice for girls'

The Sheffield United player died suddenly a year ago, aged 27.

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Why does the sub headline in the link above say she "died suddenly", but the actual article doesn't say that.

 

[Cappy]

I don’t believe in any afterlife, but found it spookily coincidental that after our poor ladies #8 died, in no small part because of her struggles with her work life, we held a minutes silence at the very next men’s game, with all the players wearing #8, and then went on to lose 0-8, and our season completely fell apart

 

[1973Blade]

Good of Hamer to remember Maddy when he scored the goal.

 

[true99blade]

Why does the sub headline in the link above say she "died suddenly", but the actual article doesn't say that.

The definition being ‘quickly and unexpectedly’… it was most certainly the latter but it’s a poor choice of word. Almost smacks of baiting clicks. :/

 

[Bladesman]

 

[Grey Blade]

I saw the interview with Nina Wilson on Look North this lunchtime. There's enormous pressure on top class sports people and they need to be mentally strong

Maddy Cusack's Sheffield Utd teammate: Players need more support

Nina Wilson said she wants Maddy Cusack's death to lead to more support for young players.

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[Ball_Sup (Phil)]

Maddy Cusack: Inquest into death of Sheffield United footballer delayed

The inquest into the death of Sheffield United footballer Maddy Cusack is delayed until July at the earliest - and may not take place until the end of the year.

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[Moan? Nope-I saw Longhorn]

From (professional) experience it routinely raises concerns (& ‘suspicions’) when organisations feel the the need to utilise / implement redactions, particularly in the context of someone’s death, albeit that is precisely the context / ‘origin’ of the “Worcestershire Principle” (in a children’s Safeguarding case)

Paradoxically that process / ruling is (meant to) ‘encourage candour & ‘openness’ by ‘protecting’ information / sources / ‘witnesses’ albeit the Coroner will have (had) sight of the full FA report.

The process / procedure (inevitably?) gives rise to the question ‘what are they not telling ‘us’ / ‘there’s no smoke without fire’ etc