A PARAMEDIC has admitted stealing 'at least £75,000-worth' of equipment from Manchester City over four years while working at the Etihad stadium on the matchday medical team.
North West Ambulance Service (NWAS) employee David McNally, 47, flogged football boots; medical equipment; and branded kits and tracksuits on eBay, making £24,676 over several years.
He also admitted stealing valuable memorabilia including eight signed men's first team football shirts valued at £1,000 each; a signed banner from their 2021/22 Champions League campaign; and 'personalised football boots' made for Sergio Aguero.
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