Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 28 August 2007 Posted 28 August 2007 Get well soon, fella. I don't think it's any coincidence that our defence started to look complete once we had a solid, dependable left back on our books.
BigGibbo Posted 28 August 2007 Posted 28 August 2007 get well soon clive clarke best wishes to him & his family
FleckneyFox Posted 28 August 2007 Posted 28 August 2007 Sorry if its already been posted but on OS @ 11 said that he was in a stable condition he'll be kept in overnight and update tomorrow so sounds like he'll be ok im releived for him his family and the club hopefully we can get him back somewhere between QPR and Stoke games (15th - 29th) That asuming he is ok to play proffesional again
lcfc_forever Posted 28 August 2007 Posted 28 August 2007 Get well soon and wish you all the best Clive.
Toby or not Toby Posted 28 August 2007 Posted 28 August 2007 Sorry if its already been posted but on OS @ 11 said that he was in a stable condition he'll be kept in overnight and update tomorrow so sounds like he'll be ok im releived for him his family and the club hopefully we can get him back somewhere between QPR and Stoke games (15th - 29th) That asuming he is ok to play proffesional again Your a bit helpful, i feel if he is ok, he will be told to retire for his benefit!
Milky Posted 28 August 2007 Posted 28 August 2007 Sorry if its already been posted but on OS @ 11 said that he was in a stable condition he'll be kept in overnight and update tomorrow so sounds like he'll be ok im releived for him his family and the club hopefully we can get him back somewhere between QPR and Stoke games (15th - 29th) That asuming he is ok to play proffesional again Surely you'd have to think it'll be the end of his career.
BigGibbo Posted 28 August 2007 Posted 28 August 2007 Fear struck as soon as the Leicester bus driver was called for, im not entirely sure why but you knew it was something serious from then.All my thoughts are with Clive Clarke and his family aswell as the Leicester team. Here's to Clive and a speedy recovery and hopes of a Leicester recovery from this disaster also. Clive Clarke My thanks also to the fans of other teams asking after Clive and wishing him the best. I've had texts from Ipswich and Man City fans personally. yeah ive had villa cov & liverpool fans asking after him which was nice i wasn't impressed with the "same old leicester always cheating" chants from the retards in the forest A block
Jordan Posted 28 August 2007 Posted 28 August 2007 I was checking my phone for score updates at work today and something seemed strange when all of the other games had gone into the second half but the Forest-Leicester score still said "HT..." I assumed that either something made the pitch unplayable (lights out? a torrential rainstorm out of nowhere?) or that something very bad had happened... It was awful to find out that it was indeed the latter. I'm very glad to hear that Clive is in stable condition, because from the sounds of things, he was in awful shape when he collapsed. It seems as though Calderwood and the Forest brass were quite considerate when determining what path to take tonight. Of course, best wishes to Clive for a healthy and speedy recovery, and to his family and teammates.
trickytrees12 Posted 28 August 2007 Posted 28 August 2007 Hi another Forest fan here. I would like to wish Clive Clarke all the best and wish him a speedy recovery. My (and the majority of Forest fans) thoughts are with his family and friends at this distressing time. Ignore the minority of morons, every club, sadly, has their fair share. Once again I wish Clive Clarke the best of luck and hope he makes a speedy recovery.
FleckneyFox Posted 28 August 2007 Posted 28 August 2007 you never know with these things we dont know the cause of it i just hope he makes a full recovery first and then he can think about football maybe it was a bit hasty of me setting dates but i dont know if you remember last season when Lutons Sol Davis had a stroke he was back playing in weeks
Simi Posted 28 August 2007 Posted 28 August 2007 Hi another Forest fan here. I would like to wish Clive Clarke all the best and wish him a speedy recovery. My thoughts are with his family and friends and this distressing time. Ignore the minority of morons, every club has their fair share. Once again I wish Clive Clarke the best of luck and hope he makes a speedy recovery. Thanks to all the Forest fans coming on here and showing some consideration, shame that a minority wish to be selfish and inconsiderate and make themselves look like complete tossers.
Ajax Treesdown Posted 28 August 2007 Posted 28 August 2007 Hi another Forest fan here. I would like to wish Clive Clarke all the best and wish him a speedy recovery. My (and the majority of Forest fans) thoughts are with his family and friends at this distressing time. Ignore the minority of morons, every club, sadly, has their fair share. Once again I wish Clive Clarke the best of luck and hope he makes a speedy recovery. Cheers mate. All the best. Shame about the moron fans from either side spoiling it a bit.
ForestFan Posted 28 August 2007 Posted 28 August 2007 Wankers.This was posted by 'Forest Chav' I wish he was the only one being a willy puller. Please ignore him and others. Real fans wish Clive the best and that is all they care for.
Linekaaaah Posted 28 August 2007 Posted 28 August 2007 Hi another Forest fan here. I would like to wish Clive Clarke all the best and wish him a speedy recovery. My (and the majority of Forest fans) thoughts are with his family and friends at this distressing time. Ignore the minority of morons, every club, sadly, has their fair share. Once again I wish Clive Clarke the best of luck and hope he makes a speedy recovery. I have a new found respect for Forest thanks to the thoughtfulness and sincerity of the majority of your fans, including yourself. It's sad that a small minority had to act like morons, but as you said, it's the case with every club. All the best, and thanks for your comments. I'm sure i'm not alone here in saying how much they're appreciated. Great to see how even the greatest rivalries are discarded when things like this happen.
FleckneyFox Posted 28 August 2007 Posted 28 August 2007 http://www.lcfc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/Lates...1101230,00.html Manager speaks doesnt go into detail but sounds like the story that the physio saved his life could be true certainly gives Rennie and Doyle alot of credit. Sounds like he'll be ok describing Clarke as exhausted
nffc Posted 28 August 2007 Posted 28 August 2007 Best Wishes to Clive Clarke and hope he makes a full recovery, feel Forest made the right decision in abandoning the match as what is a football game compared to somebodys life. Some fans may feel that the game should have continued but i dont think the leicester players would have been in the right condition to carry on playing after seeing one of their team mates/freinds having a heart attack, some people have said that chelsea carried on after Cechs injury but people didn't really know how bad his injury was as he had just took a knock to the head but i can imagine how bad it is seeing somebody having a heart attack. Get well soon Clive Clark.
Simi Posted 28 August 2007 Posted 28 August 2007 I have just left the hospital in Nottingham with Dave Rennie and Damien Doyle after visiting Clive Clarke.We do not know how it happened or why it happened, but at this moment in time he is sitting up absolutely exhausted and very grateful to our medical team. It would be wrong at this moment in time to enter into anymore details until further tests have been carried out. Lastly, I must say Dave Rennie and Damien Doyle were absolutely outstanding in coping and dealing with what was a traumatic and difficult situation. We are lucky both members of staff were on hand at such a difficult and testing time. Take care, Martin
Dames Posted 28 August 2007 Posted 28 August 2007 At least we know he's ok now. Really do wonder what caused it though.
Seville_fan Posted 28 August 2007 Posted 28 August 2007 Hello Leicester fans. Im a Sevilla F.c. Supporter... Sorry but my english is not so good... Today we had a terrible day with one of our football players, Antonio Puerta. He didnt won the fight with the dead... All my good wishes to Clive Clarke, he's gonna get better, im sure about it! Come on clive! Hugs to everyone
Simi Posted 28 August 2007 Posted 28 August 2007 Hello Leicester fans.Im a Sevilla F.c. Supporter... Sorry but my english is not so good... Today we had a terrible day with one of our football players, Antonio Puerta. He didnt won the fight with the dead... All my good wishes to Clive Clarke, he's gonna get better, im sure about it! Come on clive! Hugs to everyone This is a very nice gesture. Our thoughts are also with your club at the moment, very sad to hear about Antonio.
Seville_fan Posted 28 August 2007 Posted 28 August 2007 Cool he's ok!! Good news! thanks and hope was only a nightmare. Good bye pals
Ajax Treesdown Posted 28 August 2007 Posted 28 August 2007 Hello Leicester fans.Im a Sevilla F.c. Supporter... Sorry but my english is not so good... Today we had a terrible day with one of our football players, Antonio Puerta. He didnt won the fight with the dead... All my good wishes to Clive Clarke, he's gonna get better, im sure about it! Come on clive! Hugs to everyone Top man!!! RIP Antonio
The Reverend Posted 28 August 2007 Posted 28 August 2007 Hello Leicester fans.Im a Sevilla F.c. Supporter... Sorry but my english is not so good... Today we had a terrible day with one of our football players, Antonio Puerta. He didnt won the fight with the dead... All my good wishes to Clive Clarke, he's gonna get better, im sure about it! Come on clive! Hugs to everyone What a great, great gesture from a Sevilla fan. Word obviously travels fast. Best wishes to Sevilla for the rest of the season and my heart goes out to the family of Antonio Puerta and your supporters.
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