Dewsbury Moor players get tattoos in memory of Archie Bruce
Dewsbury Moor players have got inked in tribute to former team-mate Archie Bruce.
Bruce passed away last weekend just hours after making his debut for Batley in Toulouse.
The 20-year-old died of asphyxiation, which is being deprived of or lacking oxygen.
Tattooist Simon Field is donating £5 from every tattoo to the Rugby Football League Benevolent Fund that has been set up in memory of Bruce.
The tattoo includes a short message which in Latin translates as “Fly high, friend”.
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