Death in the Cobbold?

Diddy Dubz · Post by **Diddy Dubz** » Sun Feb 12, 2006 8:53 am

No, i'm not talking about the non existant singing but a guy in the upper Cobbold near the North Stand.

From what I could see he had a heart attack and paramedics were trying to revive him, it was just before the players ran out.

Can anyone shed any light on this?

crazee · Post by **crazee** » Sun Feb 12, 2006 8:57 am

some one told me about it but i never saw anything happening

Diddy Dubz · Post by **Diddy Dubz** » Sun Feb 12, 2006 9:03 am

Poor bloke looked in a bad way, hope he pulled through

John · Post by **John** » Sun Feb 12, 2006 9:13 am

Daddy Dubz wrote:No, i'm not talking about the non existant singing but a guy in the upper Cobbold near the North Stand.

From what I could see he had a heart attack and paramedics were trying to revive him, it was just before the players ran out.

Can anyone shed any light on this?

i did see the paramedics doing something and loudnproud was saying on the official site he died,poor bloke.

Tim · Post by **Tim** » Sun Feb 12, 2006 9:19 am

ye i saw that, they the paramedics where defo trying to get his heart beatin again- where there for like 10-15 mins!

R.I.P

Diddy Dubz · Post by **Diddy Dubz** » Sun Feb 12, 2006 9:22 am

john_ipsw2 wrote:
Daddy Dubz wrote:No, i'm not talking about the non existant singing but a guy in the upper Cobbold near the North Stand.

From what I could see he had a heart attack and paramedics were trying to revive him, it was just before the players ran out.

Can anyone shed any light on this?
i did see the paramedics doing something and loudnproud was saying on the official site he died,poor bloke.

Crikey, Paramedics were trying their best and it didn't look good from where I was standing, RIP

Post by **Dazza** » Sun Feb 12, 2006 10:39 am

I saw the paramedics run over 5 minutes before the kick off, there must of been about 8 of them, they were doing CPR on him for the whole time. At kick off they moved him (at that point I thought he was dead) but then carried on with CPR for another 15 minutes. They had a drip and got him on a strecher.

Was a terrible site. The left side of the North Upper were dead silent, everyone looked stunned. A few chants of Barmy Army got going but no one our side really joined it, football seemed so pointless as there was a man dying about 30 foot away.

I'm not sure if he dies though, if he had a heart attack would they of done CPR on him for 20 minutes?

Anglo-Saxon · Post by **Anglo-Saxon** » Sun Feb 12, 2006 10:48 am

Dazza wrote:I saw the paramedics run over 5 minutes before the kick off, there must of been about 8 of them, they were doing CPR on him for the whole time. At kick off they moved him (at that point I thought he was dead) but then carried on with CPR for another 15 minutes. They had a drip and got him on a strecher.

Was a terrible site. The left side of the North Upper were dead silent, everyone looked stunned. A few chants of Barmy Army got going but no one our side really joined it, football seemed so pointless as there was a man dying about 30 foot away.

I'm not sure if he dies though, if he had a heart attack would they of done CPR on him for 20 minutes?

Might of, only a Dr can confirm some one dead as far as I know.

1978greats · Post by **1978greats** » Sun Feb 12, 2006 11:17 am

OMG thats awful, I must admit that I didnt see anything but I didnt get to my seat till almost k.o.....thats very very upsetting for all those involved and those that witnessed it.....

Post by **Earl Blue** » Sun Feb 12, 2006 11:21 am

That is so, so, sad to hear, and my condolences go out to
the family, friends and poor people who had to witness such a tragedy at PR.

When me and wifey walked into the game yesterday there was a
very old man inhis wheel chair, He was severely disabled and I said
to Jane 'How wonderful that someone has brought him to the
game' because despite his disabilities it was obvious that he
had a great love for Ipswich Town and its was nice to know
that people take the time and trouble to give people things they want.

Makes you all realise how lucky some of us really are..

itfc76trev · Post by **itfc76trev** » Sun Feb 12, 2006 2:51 pm

My mum knows the guy not dead but in a very bad way.he His wife died just after xmas

Post by **Dazza** » Sun Feb 12, 2006 3:24 pm

itfc76trev wrote:My mum knows the guy not dead but in a very bad way.he His wife died just after xmas

Well thats good news, atleast he is still with us.

I hope he makes a full recovery.

Post by **loudnproud** » Sun Feb 12, 2006 3:29 pm

I'm pleased to hear that 76trev!!! I got my infomation from one of the attending stewarts after the game.

nieros · Post by **nieros** » Mon Feb 13, 2006 7:08 am

Would have been surprised if he had have died there and then tbh.
Worked on him for a good 20 mins and as dazza said finnaly had a drip into him.

If he had have died there and then wouldnt have been a lot of point to the drip, and noticed it was still in when they stretchered him away.

Assumed it was a heartattack. Very odd, not a pleasant thing to happen especially at a footy ground with people cheering and clapping all around.

*shudder*

Least he still alive and kicking allbiet not very well.
Hope he recovers and makes it back to PR.

crazy · Post by **crazy** » Mon Feb 13, 2006 7:22 am

oh

me and bro went to get our seats and i looked up at cobbold up and i saw him he look in a bad way than before i could look all paramedics where there and were working on him

lost all intrest in game just wanted him to be ok

really realy realy really hope he has a full recovery

thinking of him and his family and friends

Tim · Post by **Tim** » Mon Feb 13, 2006 7:31 am

Thats great to hear, he didnt look in a good way at all!

When i saw him sitting in his seat he was un-consious (sp?).

I said to my mate that the build up music probably didnt help tbh, i dunno what the tune is, but it was the one is supposted to build a tense atmosphere!

Moped Phil · Post by **Moped Phil** » Mon Feb 13, 2006 7:39 am

Earl Blue wrote:That is so, so, sad to hear, and my condolences go out to
the family, friends and poor people who had to witness such a tragedy at PR.

When me and wifey walked into the game yesterday there was a
very old man inhis wheel chair, He was severely disabled and I said
to Jane 'How wonderful that someone has brought him to the
game' because despite his disabilities it was obvious that he
had a great love for Ipswich Town and its was nice to know
that people take the time and trouble to give people things they want.

Makes you all realise how lucky some of us really are..

well said earl.i am also please that my fiends help me see the town.i have not got much else too look forward too.

hallamblue · Post by **hallamblue** » Mon Feb 13, 2006 8:39 am

Dazza wrote:I saw the paramedics run over 5 minutes before the kick off, there must of been about 8 of them, they were doing CPR on him for the whole time. At kick off they moved him (at that point I thought he was dead) but then carried on with CPR for another 15 minutes. They had a drip and got him on a strecher.

Was a terrible site. The left side of the North Upper were dead silent, everyone looked stunned. A few chants of Barmy Army got going but no one our side really joined it, football seemed so pointless as there was a man dying about 30 foot away.

I'm not sure if he dies though, if he had a heart attack would they of done CPR on him for 20 minutes?

Dazza: they would continue with CPR to mimick the heart beat and oxygen flow around the body . The only way you can re start the heart is with a defibulator - if they had shocked him but his heart remained asystolic - they may probably continue with CPR in an effort to maintain oxygen supply to brain but they might also have eventually pronounced clinically "dead" and they would have stopped CPR!

itfc76trev · Post by **itfc76trev** » Mon Feb 13, 2006 3:53 pm

The guy had a cardiac arrest died in the stand. Paramedics revived him and is well on his way to a full recovery. Well done to all staff and stewards involved

Riviera · Post by **Riviera** » Mon Feb 13, 2006 4:02 pm

fantastic news

get well very soon!!!

Post by **Dazza** » Mon Feb 13, 2006 4:29 pm

itfc76trev wrote:The guy had a cardiac arrest died in the stand. Paramedics revived him and is well on his way to a full recovery. Well done to all staff and stewards involved

Fantastic news.

Its the paramedics that should be getting paid thousands of pounds per week and not footballers.

Cant praise them enough!

Anglo-Saxon · Post by **Anglo-Saxon** » Mon Feb 13, 2006 4:54 pm

I'm glad he's getting better, can't believe it was not in the news though.

Tim · Post by **Tim** » Mon Feb 13, 2006 5:21 pm

maybe the family (or TV directors) didnt want it to appear in the news when he was still in "trouble" !

Might make an appearence soon!

Great news!!

Anglo-Saxon · Post by **Anglo-Saxon** » Mon Feb 13, 2006 5:23 pm

Tim wrote:maybe the family (or TV directors) didnt want it to appear in the news when he was still in "trouble" !

Might make an appearence soon!

Great news!!

Since when has that ever stopped the press????????

itfc76trev · Post by **itfc76trev** » Fri Feb 17, 2006 8:38 pm

Hi all
quick update the guy who collapse in the cobbold stand is up and about and has some short term mermory back and he is being transfered to Papworth hospital in cambridgeshire in the next few days.

Post by **Earl Blue** » Sat Feb 18, 2006 7:44 am

itfc76trev wrote:Hi all
quick update the guy who collapse in the cobbold stand is up and about and has some short term mermory back and he is being transfered to Papworth hospital in cambridgeshire in the next few days.

Trev, Thanks for keeping us posted. All the best to him with
his recovery from us all at Tractor Boys.com..

And also as Dazza says in an earlier thread, well done to the Paramedics
who may well have save this persons life.

Its always nice to hear something good.

Tractor-Boys.com

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