• 3 years ago
Football Legend Glenn Hoddle has been in Kent today raising awareness about the risks posed by heart problems in young footballers.
Hoddle suffered a heart attack in 2018 and is now paying for life saving defibrillators to be given to a number of clubs throughout the country.

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