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workrider
02 Nov 10 13:57
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heading into the city last night and listened to sports on rte radio . a wonderful story about a young derry player , sorry i dont know his name i'm sure someone will inform me of same , who got a brain tumur during the season and continued on playing for derry , finished the season scoring in the last 3 games and got the winner against monahan . what a courageous lad he is , i wish him all the best in the future and god willing may his health improve .makes you think how lucky we all are .

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workrider
When: 02 Nov 10 14:04
my son just told me its mark farren wish this lad all the best .
By:
Rocketfingers
When: 02 Nov 10 14:11
Ya very brave WR, really good player as well. Very talented lad he has had that for the last 2 years hardly played the Year Derry went down. Hopefully his health will improve wish him the best of luck.
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The Great Daylami
When: 02 Nov 10 23:39
Mark Farren it is.

Head Tumour came to light at the end of the 09 season & hasnt been at his best this year but still scored 20. 5 years ago he won  the league player of the year & despite being from Donegal he got adopted by the Randy-Brandywell! [:)]

It was a shock last week when news of his retirement broke after the match. Just a day previous there was a report about him closing in on Liam Coyle's record for record Derry City goalscorer. Amongst the team it was known however as he was subbed on 90 mins against Monaghan & shook hands with every team mate. The City players all wore Mark Farren t-shirts for the presentation.

At 28 (younger than myself) it is a hell of alot for any young man to deal with-never mind an athlete. all the best Mar(on the off chance you read this).
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workrider
When: 02 Nov 10 23:44
TGD , thanks for that piece . very sad indeed , really hope things turn around for the lad .
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