Guy that collapsed outside Away end

[Dalos]

Took the shine off the win by seeing a guy having chest compressions and being resuscitated.Any update on him-hope he is ok because it didn't look good

 

[Sergei Gotsmanov]

I know what you mean. Brought me straight back down to earth.

Hope he's ok.

 

[bennibenj]

Really hope he is ok

 

[Brightonia]

From what a steward told me they managed to revive him and he's now on the way to hospital! Fingers crossed!

 

[blue2]

The services were fantastic on the scene in a flash very very professional

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The services were fantastic on the scene in a flash very very professional

 

[Stat Brother]

Blimey that's a real shame.



Certainly not the first, either.

 

[Dalos]

That's great news,hope he recovers

 

[Bevendean Hillbilly]

Poor bloke.

 

[emphyrian]

Walked by that and then had to explain what was happening to my six year old son. As said above brings it all into perspective.

hope he's ok

 

[Thunder Bolt]

@suspolfootball has tweeted medical incident dealt with superbly by stewards, St John and police? Left asking what was the score.

 

[Perkino]

Walked by that and then had to explain what was happening to my six year old son. As said above brings it all into perspective.

hope he's ok

I don't envy you, that first conversation with a child explaining such an incident must be horrid. From what I've heard as above the gentleman was taken off to hospital

 

[The screamer]

Walked by that and then had to explain what was happening to my six year old son. As said above brings it all into perspective.

hope he's ok

At least you didn't tell your son that "he had obviously had to much to drink" like I heard one woman tell her kid.

I hope the gent makes a full recovery, very sad way to end the afternoon seeing him laying there. Top marks and respect to the stewards reactions and response though!

 

[JamesAndTheGiantHead]

I would say that in general, the staff at the Amex as a combined unit, deserve some sort of medal since it's opened. Pretty much every away fan message board has good things to say about them as well.

 

[GoldWithFalmer]

Blimey that's a real shame.



Certainly not the first, either.

Good fortune to the bloke-it was once said that the safest place to have any major medical problem was at a football match-i think if i was to have a problem,i would want it at the Amex.

 

[Brightonia]

Must admit, as much as some people dislike the stewards, when something like this happens they really are first class and I for one have no problems with any that work at the Amex! A massive well done to all who helped this poor fella out!

 

[Durlston]

Hope he makes a full and speedy recovery. Puts things into perspective but he's in good hands now.

 

[Sheebo]

My mate who's a steward said they managed to revive him and he was apparently seconds from being pronounced dead.Horrible sight and like others the result became insignificant for a bit.. Get well soon mate.

 

[Official Old Man]

I was passing the poor guy. The stewards were called and went straight into their routine. Medical help very fast. No panic even from the lad whose job is to direct the bus queues. They all knew exactly what to do and who to call.
I do have one question though. I saw an ambulance arrive a few minutes later from the main A27 although not sure where it went. Do we have ambulances on site?

 

[VAL1850]

There's always ambulances below the steps at the North West entrance I think they are ST. Johns - not too sure when they are used as opposed to the NHS ones though ?

 

[BUTTERBALL]

Probably better for it to have happened at the Amex rather than anywhere else