Injury to Bowers Player

[tidykeeper]

Couldnt make last nights Game Vs APSA but match abandoned due to a bad injury to a Bowers player (Ashleigh i beieve)score 0-0 after 30 mins

[Hookey]

Yep, young Ashley Pidworth has broken his Tibia and was operated on this morning. I'm gutted for him and his dad who watches every game.

 

Get well soon Ashley, all the best mate.

[BIGBADBUDDHA]

Best wishes to the lad and hopefully a speedy recovery,from all at The Hive.

[GAFFA1]

dont know him but wish him a speedy recovery

[tidykeeper]

Hookey if you speak to Ash or Paul please convey me best wishes

 

[Hookey]

Will do mate.

[fatboy slim]

All the very best to the lad from Takeley FC

[The Boy's come Home!]

All the best mate from HSFC! Hope you make a full and speedy recovery!!!

[Basil-Don]

Terrible news,really nice guy, and his dad,wish him well from me Hookey.

[Beeswax]

Awful news.

 

Hookey please send my regards on to Ash and his dad. If you have an address for him, please pm me with it.

 

Beeser

[Hookey]

Beeser, I don't have an address for Ash. I'm sure Rookie will pass on everyone's best wishes. He will also be able to give you his address.

[TCross]

Ash and his Dad would like to thank everyone who has sent on their best wishes, it has been really appreciated by the both of them and in fact our club.

 

I would personally like to thank London APSA for all their help last night and the officials for making the right decision to abandon the game.

 

Ash will be in Hospital over the weekend, he came out of recovery shortly after 10.30am and thankfully was only put in a plaster cast, no pins or cradles. Will probably be out for 4/6 months.

 

But again from me, many thanks to all the clubs who have sent on their best wishes.

[Football Man]

Any idea why the ambulance took 30 minutes when the hospital is next door to the ground?

[Kaiser Jnr]

[blanchflower]

Cheers for the update tc,

 

Hope to see you bombing down the wing again soon ash.

[Lightweight]

Hope the lad makes a speedy recovery.

[Hollie]

Originally Posted By: Football Man

Any idea why the ambulance took 30 minutes when the hospital is next door to the ground?

I think it is about time there was some sort of inquiry as to why there is always a long wait for ambulances for football injuries. There was an hour wait at Brimsdown a couple of weeks ago,again for a broken leg, and I remember being at a reserve team match at Haringey a few seasons ago when a Haringey player broke his leg. It was so obvious, when it happened, that about 10 of us dialled 999 straight away. Again there was a very long wait. There must be lots of other people with the same stories to tell. Maybe Clubs should all send any details they have, of these long waits, to the Health Minister at Parliament. OK, leg injuries may not be life threatening,(but then again who knows what complications may arise) but its worrying to think it could just as well be a neck or spine injury.

[Laney]

mate i agree, i fractured my foot 2 seasons ago when i was 16 years old and a team mate had a suspected broken ankle in the same game and it took an hour for a rapid responc unit to arrive 5 minutes before and ambulance. the stupid hospital mis diagnosed my fractured as a sprain, which i then broke after only having 3 weeks off. F>U>C>K>I>N>G stupid NHS.

[BOROMAN]

Originally Posted By: Hookey

Yep, young Ashley Pidworth has broken his Tibia and was operated on this morning. I'm gutted for him and his dad who watches every game.

Get well soon Ashley, all the best mate.

All the best to Ashley