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Posted: Thursday, November 15th 2018
Allen handed prestigious medical award
Wednesday, June 14th 2017
Steve Allen has been handed the Football Medical Association’s Longstanding Service Award.
The City head physiotherapist picked up the highly-prestigious honour at their annual awards ceremony at the Radisson Blu in Derby.
He said: “It was a real honour to collect the award in front of 200 of my peers; doctors and physiotherapists from across the country.
“It was a truly humbling experience and a very proud moment in my career.”
Allen – who moved to Ashton Gate in 2013 – boasts a wealth of football experience, having been with Colchester United, Wimbledon, Crystal Palace, Cardiff City, West Ham United, Charlton Athletic and Portsmouth.
Throughout his career Allen has taken a keen interest in community engagement and helped the club set up its partnership with Children’s Hospice South West, helping to raise in excess of £80,000 over two seasons.
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