Maddy Cusack ‘would still be alive if coach had not joined Sheffield United’, inquest told

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Maddy Cusack's experience with Jonathan Morgan at Leicester City is a significant factor in the inquest, as it reportedly had a profound impact on her. The move of a coach to a new club can have various consequences, and in this case, it allegedly had severe repercussions for Maddy Cusack. This highlights the potential long-term effects of coaching changes in sports on the well-being of athletes.

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Maddy Cusack ‘would still be alive if coach had not joined Sheffield United’, inquest told

Deborah Cusack said that Maddy was ‘absolutely devastated’ about Jonathan Morgan joining the club because of her experience of working with him years earlier at Leicester City