Wishing these two lads well

Steve and Jo · Post by **Steve and Jo** » Wed Jul 06, 2016 5:49 pm

Just reading this from the ITFC official website makes you forget you're own concerns. I have Osteoporosis in my right and left hip at different suffierities and now in my lower spine but hopefully can be treated with hip replacements and drugs.

These two men really inspire. I'm hoping to make the friendly at Newmarket. and i wish both well and and also the bride for the wedding next year

To the driver i'm hoping your conscience may get better of you and give your self up if not yet found because he/she will no doubt get surely get caught

http://www.itfc.co.uk/news/article/2016 ... 71260.aspx

hallamblue · Post by **hallamblue** » Wed Jul 06, 2016 6:34 pm

Yes I can't believe someone would just drive off and leave these fellas like this. What a coward. I hope they track hom/her down and throw the bloody book at them.

jaykay · Post by **jaykay** » Wed Jul 06, 2016 7:33 pm

yes as hallam says hope they catch those involved and throw the book at them.wish the two lads all the best.

on a side note, hope you get your hip replacement soon steve.not like my wife who due to a complete c*ck up,would have to waited over 36 weeks for her knee replacement.the c*ck up was due to suffolk thresh hold group,a load of pen pushers,front line staff no way to blame.

arana peligrosa · Post by **arana peligrosa** » Thu Jul 07, 2016 1:10 am

News items such as this always lend a certain sense of perspective. We take too much for granted in this life and often fail to realize the suffering of others. Take this opportunity to wish these gentlemen every success in their fund raising endeavors and hope the vehicle and it's occupants who fled the scene without stopping are soon found and dealt with for their lack of responsibility.

Post by **Bluemike** » Thu Jul 07, 2016 6:45 am

I saw this story the other day and couldn't believe how someone could just drive away after such a horriffic thing, no doubt they will be caught and dealt with accordingly. My thoughts are with the victims and their loved ones.

Post by **marko69** » Thu Jul 07, 2016 7:11 am

Steve, I'm hoping you get these issues sorted out in the very near future and all the very best to you dealing with it. I know the pain can be excruciating at times. I don't know from personal experience, but family members.

Extremely tragic accident this, hopefully these guys can carry on with some form of normality, although highly doubtful.

The people who fled the scene, if caught, should face charges on a par with murder. Suffolk police should be looking for very tired looking people as I'm assuming they won't be sleeping at night.

herforder · Post by **herforder** » Thu Jul 07, 2016 9:55 am

The lad concerned is Shaun Whiter - what an inspiration to us all, and those who have experienced similar life-changing events. Shaun has displayed great courage and resilience, and is determined to carry on living life to the max, including getting involved the Paralympic organisation. I know everyone wishes him and his family all the very best, and hopefully some will be able to attend his benefit match, organised by ITFC, at Needham Market on 31 Jul.

As for the dispicable, cowardly, moron responsible: you wlll be found, and will be punished. Don't fancy your chances if/when gaoled.

itfc76trev · Post by **itfc76trev** » Fri Jul 08, 2016 9:00 pm

herforder wrote:The lad concerned is Shaun Whiter - what an inspiration to us all, and those who have experienced similar life-changing events. Shaun has displayed great courage and resilience, and is determined to carry on living life to the max, including getting involved the Paralympic organisation. I know everyone wishes him and his family all the very best, and hopefully some will be able to attend his benefit match, organised by ITFC, at Needham Market on 31 Jul.

As for the dispicable, cowardly, moron responsible: you wlll be found, and will be punished. Don't fancy your chances if/when gaoled.

It's at Newmarket not needham market. I for one will be there and I sincerely hope a lot of fans will turn up and hopefully the police will catch the scumbag that did this

arana peligrosa · Post by **arana peligrosa** » Sat Jul 09, 2016 1:25 am

It was said this individual (or individuals) will be apprehended and brought to justice for their actions, but it's an unfortunate truth that many crimes go unsolved, be it lack of evidence, police not being thorough enough, case inconsistencies, you name it. Don't get me wrong I wish for the perpetrator to be found as much as the next, but for every infraction or breach of law, there are going to be instances where the victim is neglected and no justice is forthcoming. Say these persons are found and it goes to court, such is the state of the UK's soft-as-sh*t judicial system, I'd warrant there would be no custodial sentence and only a fine and points on the license. Guess time will be the deciding factor.

Say again wish the fundraising effort every success and thoughts are with the victims and families involved.

herforder · Post by **herforder** » Sat Jul 09, 2016 8:51 am

itfc76trev wrote:
herforder wrote:The lad concerned is Shaun Whiter - what an inspiration to us all, and those who have experienced similar life-changing events. Shaun has displayed great courage and resilience, and is determined to carry on living life to the max, including getting involved the Paralympic organisation. I know everyone wishes him and his family all the very best, and hopefully some will be able to attend his benefit match, organised by ITFC, at Needham Market on 31 Jul.

As for the dispicable, cowardly, moron responsible: you wlll be found, and will be punished. Don't fancy your chances if/when gaoled.
It's at Newmarket not needham market. I for one will be there and I sincerely hope a lot of fake will turn up and hopefully the police will catch the scumbag that did this

Thanks for correction, Trev. Was in Needham M when posting. Do hope the event is well supported.

hallamblue · Post by **hallamblue** » Sun Jul 10, 2016 10:56 am

http://www.eadt.co.uk/news/man_charged_ ... _1_4610619

Looks like they've got the b*stard. 40yr old from Haverhill

Post by **Bluemike** » Sun Jul 10, 2016 12:04 pm

hallamblue wrote:http://www.eadt.co.uk/news/man_charged_ ... _1_4610619

Looks like they've got the b*stard. 40yr old from Haverhill

Sobered up by now I reckon.

Post by **marko69** » Sun Jul 10, 2016 12:57 pm

I agree, SJ, the U.K. judicial system is "soft as sh*t" but I think you'll find this guy, if guilty, will spend a fair few years behind bars. And you (if you work) and I, will pay for his upkeep. Should go "all USA" and execute the bstd. (Again, if guilty)

herforder · Post by **herforder** » Sun Jul 10, 2016 1:49 pm

hallamblue wrote:http://www.eadt.co.uk/news/man_charged_ ... _1_4610619

Looks like they've got the b*stard. 40yr old from Haverhill

Being held in custody. Appears in court, in Cambridge, on Monday. Will hopefully be remanded for the Crown Court, who should impose the maximum sentence available to it. (Lock the b*stard up, and throw away the key).

Best wishes, also, to the other lad who was badly injured in the hit and run.

Steve and Jo · Post by **Steve and Jo** » Mon Jul 11, 2016 7:44 pm

Pleasing to hear they caught him. Anybody know how the hearing went today?

On a side note thank you to the well wishes for my own little problems. Still intending to come to as many games as my body allows me to this season.

hallamblue · Post by **hallamblue** » Mon Jul 11, 2016 9:19 pm

the tossa has pleaded not guilty to causing serious injury by dangerous driving. I think he was an immigrant , well his name wasn't English. .....what I still haven't read anywhere is whether he handed himself in or was arrested because they found out who it was.

herforder · Post by **herforder** » Mon Jul 11, 2016 9:23 pm

Steve and Jo wrote:Pleasing to hear they caught him. Anybody know how the hearing went today?

On a side note thank you to the well wishes for my own little problems. Still intending to come to as many games as my body allows me to this season.

Remanded to appear at Cambridge Crown Court - who have greater sentencing powers. However, the individual arrested pleaded not guilty at today's Magistrates' Court. If he does not change his plea, but is subsequently found guilty, then the judge will take that fact into account.

However, as much as we would all want to see justice served, the impact on the victim is effectively a life sentence.

Not too long to go until season starts - hopefully you'll be able to get to a good number of games. Will always be a step into the unknown!

jaykay · Post by **jaykay** » Mon Jul 11, 2016 10:52 pm

Steve and Jo wrote:Pleasing to hear they caught him. Anybody know how the hearing went today?

On a side note thank you to the well wishes for my own little problems. Still intending to come to as many games as my body allows me to this season.

if you ever decide to go private, i got a lot info on that.e.g. my wife got a knee replacement done at a 1/5 of the price here.she had it done abroad abroad.

hallamblue · Post by **hallamblue** » Mon Jul 11, 2016 11:34 pm

out of interest jaykay which Country did your wife have it done? Was there any problem with post op infection at all? and how did she get on with getting rehab once she git back to the UK?

I think the cost of a UK private TKR is iro £10k ?

Post by **Bluemike** » Tue Jul 12, 2016 6:49 am

Steve and Jo wrote:Pleasing to hear they caught him. Anybody know how the hearing went today?

On a side note thank you to the well wishes for my own little problems. Still intending to come to as many games as my body allows me to this season.

Make sure you make it down for that pre match drink some time mate.

jaykay · Post by **jaykay** » Tue Jul 12, 2016 2:20 pm

hallamblue wrote:out of interest jaykay which Country did your wife have it done? Was there any problem with post op infection at all? and how did she get on with getting rehab once she git back to the UK?

I think the cost of a UK private TKR is iro £10k ?

lithuania.i think you can add another 3 to 4 thousand to your figure at ipswich nutfield. no problems post opp. she had 10 days rehab after opp all part of the package.
where she did her physio in the uk,they looked at her when she got back.they told her she was so advanced they didnt need to see her again.
sorry this isnt football related

hallamblue · Post by **hallamblue** » Tue Jul 12, 2016 5:41 pm

Well good on her jaykay. I thought when i put 10k i was probably out of date.

Steve and Jo · Post by **Steve and Jo** » Wed Jul 13, 2016 7:21 pm

bluemike wrote:
Steve and Jo wrote:Pleasing to hear they caught him. Anybody know how the hearing went today?

On a side note thank you to the well wishes for my own little problems. Still intending to come to as many games as my body allows me to this season.
Make sure you make it down for that pre match drink some time mate.

Certainly intend to, might need piggyback lift back to stadium though..

My problem isn't just the hip joints but the surrounding bones are decaying and now into my lower spine. Hoping the medication i'm on will hopefully rebuild the bones. Lack of Vitamin D and Calcium i'm afraid which are now being by tablet forms addressed.
Fingers crossed not to late and then if and when bones strong enough will seek hip replacements.

hallamblue · Post by **hallamblue** » Wed Jul 13, 2016 10:46 pm

have they put you on Adcal by any chance?

itfc76trev · Post by **itfc76trev** » Sun Jul 31, 2016 8:42 am

Anyone planning to go to this today are advised to arrive early and park in Newmarket as parking is very limited at the town ground. I believe there are 2 games today first one kicking off at 1pm. NTFC are expecting a big crowd to show up. I will be getting to the town ground around mid day.

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