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Published: Tuesday, 26th February, 2008 10:00

YOUNGSTERS FAIRPLAY AWARD

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YOUNG footballers from the Dunbartonshire Leagues were awarded with prizes for their positive approach to fair play.

The prizegiving was arranged by Fair Sporting Masters, established to improve attitudes and behaviour from players and spectators.

The kids had earned merit points during the season and these were turned into strips and kits.

Dumbarton United player Reese Percival was particularly chuffed, winning a signed shirt donated by Manchester United striker Louis Saha.

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