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Home ยป Chris Hughton: Former Brighton manager and Tottenham player reveals prostate cancer diagnosis
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Chris Hughton: Former Brighton manager and Tottenham player reveals prostate cancer diagnosis

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Chris Hughton: Former Brighton manager and Tottenham player reveals prostate cancer diagnosis
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Former Brighton and Newcastle manager Chris Hughton has revealed he was diagnosed with prostate cancer in April last year.

The cancer was detected early and he had successful surgery in May.

“The news certainly didn’t scare me,” the 67-year-old told the Daily Mail., external

“I know everyone is different, but my first impression was ‘I’ll be fine’. I didn’t instantly think ‘this is probably just going to kill me’. I just thought, ‘OK, we’ll have to do what we have to do’.”

During his playing career full-back Hughton most notably represented Tottenham, making 398 appearances for the north London club and winning a Uefa Cup and two FA Cups in the early 1980s.

He ended his career with West Ham and Brentford, and won 53 caps for the Republic of Ireland.

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