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The number of ex-players being diagnosed with dementia or Alzheimer's is frightening. He was present at Anfield on Saturday for Liverpool's Premier League fixture with Burnley and is keen to maintain his attendance at Jurgen Klopp's side's matches. Entries by 3pm Saturday. By The Athletic Staff. McDermott, 69, played games for Liverpool and scored 81 goals.

He played for the Anfield side between and He has now confirmed that he is in the early stages of Lewy Body dementia, following tests at the hospital. Nothing has come to me easily.

Recent scientific research from The FIELD study, joint-funded by the FA and PFA, established a strong correlation between a career in football and a significantly increased incidence of dementia in later life.

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Terry returned to his native Merseyside in November when he was a few weeks short of his 23rd birthday as one of new manager Bob Paisley's earliest signings.

Although Terry played in six successive First Division games soon after his arrival, it was a frustrating time for him to be in and out of the team as he settled in at his new club. In he was selected in the starting 11 for the opening seven league games but after that was only called on twice more that year, both times as a substitute.

It began to look as if a change of club would be the only way to resurrect his career but thankfully he stayed patient and his reward finally came in the memorable season when he was finally accepted not just as a good squad-player but an important member of the side itself.