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Joe Cole in action for Belstone FC againt Harefield United Reserves. Credit: Belstone FC A former England and Premier League footballer turned out for a non-league cup game at the weekend. Joe Cole, who made more than 550 senior appearances over his career, played 45 minutes for Radlett-based Belstone FC. Cole, 39, is friends with Belstone manager Aaron Lincoln, and he was able to convince the former Chelsea, Liverpool, and West Ham star to play for his side, which has been based in Radlett since 1992. The former professional footballer played the first-half of a cup match in Harefield, which Belstone won 2-1 thanks to goals from more Chelsea Academy player Perry Dicker.
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