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This article says that Isaac Vassell is Darius Vassell's cousin, but a check of Darius Vassell indicates that that article says that Isaac is Darius' nephew. Which is it? Lenzar (talk) 00:24, 3 February 2018 (UTC)Reply
There are sources for both, but (I'm generalising a bit here) sources who have spoken with either player have cousin, whereas the ones for nephew are often brief media/website pieces written from stock sources or else stats databases, like the one in the Darius Vassell article. Some examples of cousin sources:
three years ago, Isaac was playing for his hometown club, a small club in a small town in Cornwall: this is a Q&A from an edition of that club's matchday programme;
