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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

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