It is only a game

Every time I see his little face I remember that however disappointed, even angry, we get at the performance of our team, football is not life and death. God bless him and his family

Terminally ill Bradley Lowery thanks Everton supporters

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Bradley was carried from the pitch at Goodison Park by his father, Carl  

Terminally ill Bradley Lowery waved to Everton fans in thanks as he led out his beloved Sunderland FC, days after it was revealed he has a new tumour.
Five-year-old Bradley, who was diagnosed with neuroblastoma in 2013, had only recently undergone treatment.
In September, Bradley's family thanked Everton after the football club [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] to help him get treatment.
Bradley was carried on to the pitch at Goodison Park before the Premier League match between the two sides.
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Many of the young Everton fans were keen to meet Bradley    

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Bradley was held by his favourite player, Jermain Defoe, and shook hands with Everton's players     

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Bradley's Sunderland shirt carried a thank you message for Evertonians 

Well-wishers also raised hundreds of thousands of pounds to pay for antibody treatment in New York, but medics then found his cancer had grown and the family were informed his illness was terminal.
He has since undergone "tumour-shrinking treatment" at Newcastle's Royal Victoria Infirmary.
But on Wednesday his family confirmed scans had revealed a tumour had developed at the base of the youngster's back.
On Friday, the Football Association announced that Bradley, from Blackhall Colliery in County Durham, would be a mascot for the England team.
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Vito Mannone (left) and Jermain Defoe were among the Sunderland players who visited Bradley earlier this month

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Sunderland fan Bradley took to the pitch at the Stadium of Light last year   
 
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He was also invited to the BBC's Sports Personality of the Year event in 2016

Without admitting anything I was moved to tears seeing the kid being carried out and doing the handshake pre-match.

As you say H, compared to this little lad's plight football is irrelevant.