article_snippet: Raymond Billam, of Bolton-on-Dearne, South Yorkshire said Raymond Billam was severely disabled because of problems with his knees and back as Raymond Billam claimed incapacity benefits.
article_snippet: The 38-year-old (centre after passing the ball during a Sunday league game) said Raymond Billam was severely disabled because of problems with his knees and back - but was still able to play as a midfielder in his Sunday league side .
article_snippet: Raymond Billam claimed Raymond Billam needed crutches to get around and was virtually unable to walk more than a few metres unaided, a court heard.
article_snippet: prosecutor Julie Grant added: 'Raymond Billam said Raymond Billam could only walk 20 metres before Raymond Billam felt discomfort.
article_snippet: Raymond Billam had claimed Raymond Billam needed crutches to get around - but a court heard that Raymond Billam had been playing football regularly for five years .
article_snippet: Raymond Billam said when Raymond Billam was quizzed that Raymond Billam had good days and bad days. '
article_snippet: Raymond Billam became coy when Raymond Billam was asked further questions.'
highlights_snippet: Raymond Billam claimed Raymond Billam had severe problems with Raymond Billam knees and back .
  
highlights_snippet: The 38-year-old said Raymond Billam was severely disabled and needed crutches to walk .
  