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World Cup Medals, Heartbreak, and Future Plans

🐿️ The Squirrel's Take
From Dallaglio's forced sale to Gilmour's fresh pain, the World Cup's allure cuts through sport, money, and emotion.
💡 Why it matters
These stories reveal that behind the glory, World Cup dreams can shatter finances, hearts, and careers.

Ex-England rugby captain Lawrence Dallaglio is selling his 2003 World Cup winner's medal after being declared bankrupt. Meanwhile, Scotland's Billy Gilmour opens up about the pain of missing the football World Cup, and India and West Indies prepare for the 2027 cricket World Cup.

📡 Where we spotted it (3)
BBC News
Ex-England captain Dallaglio to sell World Cup winner's medal
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BBC News
Life bright for Gilmour after baseball and World Cup heartache
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cricinfo.com
India look to solidify 2027 World Cup plans, West Indies seek more bowling bite
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