Ed Slater

Friday, July 22, 2022 Edit

Ed Slater shared a heartbreaking message with the rugby community that has shown its support since his motor neurone disease diagnosis was revealed publicly. The 33-year-old Gloucester lock announced his retirement from.

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Gloucester have revealed that second-row Ed Slater has been tragically diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease MND at the age of just 33.

. Slater 33 had his diagnosis confirmed last week. RUGBY star Ed Slater has retired from the sport after being diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease aged 33. The 33-year-old who joined Gloucester from Leicester in 2017 represented.

Gloucester Rugby has announced that Ed Slater has been diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease MND. Gloucester lock Ed Slater has been diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease and retired from rugby with immediate effect. The 33-year-old Gloucester lock announced his retirement from rugby with immediate effect on.

21 July 2022 1443. Gloucester lock Ed Slater has been diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease and forced to retire from rugby union at just 33 years old. Gloucester Leicester 453am 22 July 2022 Go to comments Former Gloucester and England second row Ed Slater has said he will fight with everything after it was revealed that he has diagnosed with Motor Neuron Disease MND at the age of 33.

Fan favourite Slater who has today announced his retirement as a player spent seven years with Tigers from 2010 making 136 appearances including two seasons as club. The Gloucester lock underwent six months of testing before learning the tragic news last. The 33-year-old Gloucester lock announced his retirement from rugby with.

21 July 2022. Thousands of pounds flood in for Gloucester forward and former Leicester Tigers captain Ed Slater after he was diagnosed with motor neurone disease and forced to retire from rugby with the. Ed Slater is hugely respected in the rugby world Slater 33 received the devastating diagnosis last week and will retire from the sport with immediate effect.

Thursday 21 July 2022 434pm Gloucester Rugby player Ed Slater has been diagnosed with motor neurone disease at the age of 33. The Premiership club said the 33-year-old had made the decision to retire from rugby with immediate effect. He has retired from rugby union with immediate effect the club.

Following six months of testing Eds diagnosis was confirmed last week and as a result with the support of his family friends and Gloucester Rugby he has made the difficult decision to retire from professional. PA Archive Ed Slater says he will meet this challenge head-on after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease. English rugby union footballer Ed Slater says he will meet this challenge head-on after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease.

Rugby star Ed Slater has been diagnosed with motor neurone disease at the age of just 33. ED SLATER SAYS he will meet this challenge head-on after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease. The life-limiting degenerative disease affects the motor neurons and leads to the loss of muscle use.

His club Gloucester released a statement this afternoon confirming the heartbreaking news in addition to. 21 July 2022 1430 Statement released on behalf of Ed Slater Gloucester Rugby Gloucester Rugby is deeply pained to announce that Ed Slater has been diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease MND. Gloucester lock Ed Slater has been diagnosed with motor neurone disease MND and has retired from rugby union with immediate effect.

The Gloucester forward Ed Slater has been diagnosed with motor neurone disease. Leicester Tigers are extremely saddened to learn that former club captain Ed Slater has announced that he has been diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease MND. Gloucester Rugby lock Ed Slater has been diagnosed with motor neurone disease MND the club confirmed in a statement.

The former Leicester Tigers star has been. Gloucester forward Ed Slater has been diagnosed with motor neurone disease. Gloucester Rugby broke the news in a.

The 33-year-old who began his career with Eastern Suburbs in Australia joined Gloucester in 2017 from Leicester Tigers where he won the Premiership title in 2012-13 playing 136 times as well as. The condition is as yet incurable with little by way of treatment options for sufferers. The Gallagher Premiership club said the 33-year-old had made the decision to retire from rugby with immediate effect.

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