Neck guards will not be mandatory in top ice hockey league
England's top ice hockey division will not make neck guards mandatory following the death of Nottingham Panthers player Adam Johnson, but "strongly encourages" their use.
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Neck guards will not be mandatory in top ice hockey league
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