I saw it from the bottom of the south and after that I couldn't get into the game or anything. So awful to have that happen. RIP and my condolences to his family

Was talking to a steward in the SS bar after the game and he told us that the guy had unfortunately died. Apparently he was 41 and it was his 12 year old son who was with him. Condolences to his family, especially his son, for whom it must have been terrible. R.I.P

My god....that's just awful.

bl00dy hell..that's one year older than me...makes you realize you have to get on with life and enjoy it as much as possible.

His poor son...that's not going to be easy to get over.

This is terrible



41 is no age to die. Feel so sorry for his son, how scary it must be to see that happen to your dad, especially at such a young age.

Puts life into perspective really.

RIP.

I got to the game a bit later than usual. Didn't know about this untill I saw this thread.

What a horrible thing to happen.

RIP

I'm sure I sat behind this bloke and his lad only a few weeks ago. I've certainly seen him at a couple of home games this season and thoughts must really go out to the son and the rest of the family.

Hopefully Wigan will have a minutes silence for him next week.

I am sure they will. The club will be aware of this and unless is family have any objection it would be very fitting.

Heard the announcement as I was approaching the stadium and saw the Ambulance rush in. Christ, terrible news.

RIP

I was outside the stadium when they were trying to get the ambulance in. Terrible news

stuff like this really puts things into perspective.
R.I.P Fella, I'm sure you're still cheering on the boys from above. I send my condolances to his family.