Portrait at the last family house of the Gordon Mcqueen’s late football showed that it was a fewer in the air to the air.
This is an olic picture of a variety of emotions at Hayley Hayley McQueen.
They remain proud of their father’s illustrators and many special time as in the photo when mirren ex, Leeds United, Manchester United And the Scottish defense players are at her physical mastery.
However, he reflects the feeling as ‘bittersweet’ due to death age 70 after a vascular dementia and research research that grows the link between the balls and conditions.
Sky Sport Presenters McQueen said: ‘I think I see (work of art) with different now, but I don’t look angry and not angry.
‘It’s just hard to see, think, “also, what is the father’s life so early”, but also that gives us a lot.’
Gordon McQuen Score header for Scotland against England at Wembley in 1977
Hayley McQueen admits to feel the ‘bittersweet’ about his father’s career in football
Following his father’s priests, which Coroner ruled to try to try what relates to the illness and career playing.
The family has said fear because of the connection, with MS McQueen, 45, declare him expecting it.
She said: ‘I think that they are faced by the outbreak. In a few years, not only hundreds, but thousands of thousands, from affected football players. And I don’t just mean professionals that play on top of trees. The right of the football league is a lot of football players who suffer from neurodegenerative. ‘
Ask if other former says about the problem, they say: ‘Yes, many. I know it’s very much, the Manchester United Player that used to find a headache and migraine and has an element for forgotten today.
‘He is obviously worried. I said, “Yes, don’t you just try and try it? Why don’t you go and get a scan?” But he said, “I don’t want. I don’t think I want to know”. That’s bad. ‘
It is a commitment to explore the problem, the McQueen family contributes the brain for the research that Professor Willie Stewart, the neuropathologist in Glasgow in the sport of sports. The analysis finds chronic enshalopathy (CTE) – the brain condition of the brain think relatives with repeated head injuries and blows head.
Gordon McQueen died in June 2023 after a war with vascular dementia
McQueen worked as pundit TV after a career playing with St Mirren, Leeds, Leeds and Manchester United
NHS declare that CTE slows down a long time and headed dementia. This is part of the coroner decision to retain the invention to the death of McQueen. Currently, hearing has been pending due to a medical record arranged by a doctor at the Mcque club that played between 1972 and 1985 was lost.
However, there is nothing in the notes that should be given an injury outside of football, such as car accidents or attacks, which can cause brain damage.
MS McQueen said: ‘With all medical evidence and research at the present, all points to start football.
Especially, the position you played my father, in half, it seems to have the number of higher players that have dementia. He is a defender, and my dad is a significant football header. ‘
Sky Sport Presenters said the family did not plan to take legal action against football authorities when the relationship between father and sport is determined.
However, he hoped to increase awareness of the risk associated with the ball. He also grateful for the role played by Scotland in bringing the English partner to the process of writing.
She said: ‘Friday is in two hearing that has been in two, as well as representatives of the Leeds United and Manchester United. FA, who thinks will be an attractive party, not expressing interest.
‘But, the FFA sees with someone who says he says that he feels because your career is in the Englishwhich that in English should be heard. Therefore, the people who have been in the last meeting I have done and is actually the furnace that makes it happen. ‘
Ms McQueen said that the delay is to write and the remaining queries that causes his father’s disease has made a hard process. The family bury the half of the ashes in the grave of Yorkshire Village, where he lives until death.
They planned to wait until the impol to be concluded to distribute ashes that still in the first club – Kilbirnie Ladeside – in the City Ayrshire born and grow.
However, they are now planning to do this as soon as they can manage all the families to work together.
Ms McQueen said: ‘Football club at the back of the house in my Glenridetet Avenue, and she has a large garden that appears in a clue.
‘Kilbirnie Lanside says will allow us to go down and spread ashes in some lands close to where some pitches.’
The Death of Death McQuen on June 15, 2023, Duka on the day of Father this year, adding more elements, it will be a difficult day for his son and other family.
McQueen hopes to increase awareness of the risk associated with the ball
It may be two years later, but remember about the decline of his father’s father.
Ms McQueen said that he thought his father was seen ‘when they treat her and maintaining the disease to be private to discuss their situation.
She said: ‘We just go out and talk about dementia because we still have someone who asked for a radio and we still have someone to send things to dad and they can’t. They cannot write. They can’t enter their names.
Gordon McQueen won 30 international cover for Scotland, scoring five goals
‘The reason we just go out because I feel like my father has hidden a year or two years. I think we should know people know why they are gone. Then I know that I am very happy to do that. ‘
Ms McQueen says the family has been told in December 2022, his father has ‘his father had’ week, if not the day could not live.
However, the body proves to be strong even when there is a disease that he lives in the other six months.
She said: ‘With so many sports sports, her brain fight against the body. These people obey your body and healthy. ‘
Wait for the convenience was appointed, but now, MS McQueen and his family took the power of the fact that she was not only.
He said: ‘There are little more, and people real say about worrying in football now. There are many other football players with dementia than you can imagine. ‘
