Terrible News - Paralysed Sheep (Ab Mad)

[BigAl]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-north-east-orkney-shetland-25695376

 

Have never met, don't know the lad, but one of our own.

Paralysed Sheep from Aberdeen Mad.

 

Sure you'll all join me in wishing him all the best and hoping you have a speedy and full recovery.

[mizer]

Bloody hell, dont know him personally but know who he is to say hi to at games. Real name is Bill and is on twitter as @PS_83.

[Andrew]

Had to walk round that at around 0330. The taxi must have ran over someone as it had a smashed in windscreen. Hope the guy is alight.

[manc_don]

Hope BRB is ok.

[tmwtm]

Taken from Aberdeen Mad...

 

"A wee update for you, he is out of ITU and now in another ward, he is awake, very sore, bruised and cut to bits but nothing broken, TA for all your support and kind words, it will mean a lot to him."

 

Hopefully Bill continues to make a full and speedy recovery.

 

[mizer]

Taken from Aberdeen Mad...

 

"A wee update for you, he is out of ITU and now in another ward, he is awake, very sore, bruised and cut to bits but nothing broken, TA for all your support and kind words, it will mean a lot to him."

 

Hopefully Bill continues to make a full and speedy recovery.

 

Good news!

[Mentorred]

I know who you mean, I follow him on twitter. Glad there is some good news.

[mizer]

Back posting on twitter this morning 

[Mentorred]

Back posting on twitter this morning 

[mizer]

http://www.eveningexpress.co.uk/news/local/dons-fan-battles-life-threatening-injury-to-go-to-final-1.268794

 

 

A FORMER Dons fans’ chief today said a life-threatening injury will not stop him going to the League Cup final this weekend.

 

Bill Stephen, who was previously the chairman of the Pittodrie Bar Supporters Club, spent a week in hospital, including time in intensive care, after being struck by a car just eight weeks ago.

 

The 38-year-old however insisted nothing will stop him following his beloved Dons to Celtic Park.

 

Bill said: “I can’t wait for the cup final, even although I was run over eight weeks ago.

 

“I got quite a bad head injury as the skin around my brain haemorrhaged.

 

“I was quite close to death, basically.”

 

Incredibly, the Northfield native attended the 4-0 semi-final victory over St Johnstone just three weeks after the accident.

[Madbadteacher]

Good on ya Bill, This should be posted up in the dressing room!