He was spurred to back the campaign because his father, Tony, who was also a professional footballer, was diagnosed with the disease.
A Rangers legend is backing a campaign aiming to prevent those who play sports from developing Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.
His father died in 2014 and Mr Hateley said he was pleased there is growing awareness of what people can do to keep their brains in peak condition. Tony Hateley played for Aston Villa, Chelsea and Liverpool in the 1960s. It was an era when matches were played with heavy, often sodden, footballs.of his life with very little support from his industry and Government.
The campaign has received backing from the Scottish Football Association, Scottish Rugby Union and SportScotland.
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