@winghalf6@Dunsbyowl Thanks for posting, Tony. Very unexpected. I send you all my heartfelt best wishes. I was only a kid looking on but I remember the pain and suffering that night and people standing around not knowing what to do. God bless you.
Some history: Boxing Day 1960 we were behind the #swfc team bus which crashed near Huntingdon. My father, a doc from Peterborough, saved the life of Doug McMillan, 19, amputating his leg in the wreckage. My mother treated the other players inc Kay & Swan. Anyone remember? #pufc
@KelvinFavell I believe Dr Sear and my father, Dr Thomas, did the amputation together. I still remember watching it all unfold. At one point, my mother, a nurse, crawled under the bus to retrieve the lost leg! The SWFC CEO visited us at home later on to make my parents honorary club members.
@caistorowl He was standing when the crash happened and his leg went through the floor of the bus. I understand he was incredibly brave the whole time. I’m told he had a promising career ahead of him.
@Dunsbyowl I remember the testimonial because my parents were invited. I would have been 8yo. A few years ago the club told me that Doug is still alive. If so, I wish him well.
@JohnVerrall@Jimbokav1971@UpThePoshcast@swell_clean I can only speak for myself, John, but your opinions are always backed up by facts or evidence so I respect what you say, even if I don’t always agree with you.
@ChazMcPosh Strong words about EW, Charlie, but I know what you mean. He’s talented but for me he has an attitude problem. A dose of humility would serve him well.