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Official Site of Liverpool · May 15, 2019

Academy to climb Snowdon for Stephen Darby Foundation

Former Reds defender Darby retired from football in September 2018 after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease.

The 30-year-old then set up a foundation to help those who live with the disease.

After coming through the ranks at the Kirkby Academy and winning two FA Youth Cups, Darby made six first-team appearances for Liverpool before departing in 2012 to spend the majority of his senior career at Bradford City.

Neil Critchley and Barry Lewtas will lead a climb up Wales' tallest mountain on May 24 as they hope to generate funds for Darby's cause.

Reds dedicate Youth Cup win to Stephen Darby

Full story at Official Site of Liverpool

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