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    This NEEDS to CATCH ON 100%

    Fantastic and well done

    Steve Cook buys a defibrillator for grass roots club


    https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/57500887

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    Fantastic gesture and prompt to other players to support local clubs. Imagine if all players from each club chipped in and bought one for a local club. Is there one at Parkgate Welfare? I'd like to think there was.

    How about us lot chipping in and getting one installed at a local club say, Maltby/Parkgate if they don't have one. You can have a portable one that start around £850 but the top of the range that require a mains supply to keep them on charge will be far more costly.

    They are not just for players but the public also and who knows when they may be called upon?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brin View Post
    Fantastic gesture and prompt to other players to support local clubs. Imagine if all players from each club chipped in and bought one for a local club. Is there one at Parkgate Welfare? I'd like to think there was.

    How about us lot chipping in and getting one installed at a local club say, Maltby/Parkgate if they don't have one. You can have a portable one that start around £850 but the top of the range that require a mains supply to keep them on charge will be far more costly.

    They are not just for players but the public also and who knows when they may be called upon?

    Yes it’s a great idea but sadly they have to be installed in places where they are unlikely to be vandalised or stolen

    Plus each installation has to have at least 1 nominated person who checks the physical condition of the unit and checks that it still works.

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    Premier League to help deliver 2,000 defibrillators to grassroots football clubs

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/57615387

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    TOMFEST 21

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    Thomas Bothamley died of a heart condition on Friday, July 8, 2016 - mirroring the tragic death of his young father, Ryan Bothamley, who was just 15 when he died of sudden adult death syndrome in 2002, before Thomas was born.

    Ever since Thomas passed, his mum Keira and campaigned for awareness and raised funds for installation of numerous defibrillators locally.

    She's done an absolutely fantastic job along with many of her friends and family.

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    Just a thought, are all top class refs trained in CPR and emergency resuscitation techniques?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Grist_To_The_Mill View Post
    Just a thought, are all top class refs trained in CPR and emergency resuscitation techniques?
    Give over Grist they have all on learning the rules of football

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    Quote Originally Posted by howdydoo View Post
    TOMFEST 21

    https://www.facebook.com/Tomfest21/

    Thomas Bothamley died of a heart condition on Friday, July 8, 2016 - mirroring the tragic death of his young father, Ryan Bothamley, who was just 15 when he died of sudden adult death syndrome in 2002, before Thomas was born.

    Ever since Thomas passed, his mum Keira and campaigned for awareness and raised funds for installation of numerous defibrillators locally.

    She's done an absolutely fantastic job along with many of her friends and family.
    Well done Keira .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lolmorgan View Post
    Well done Keira .
    Indeed. Mentioned before on here that the same happened to a member of my family about 25 years ago. He was just 18 and having a kickabout with his mates who initially thought he was just larking about and by the time the gravity of the situation was realised and 999 assistance arrived it was too late. As Grist mentioned, I'm sure a defibrillator would not have still been there or in working condition in Rosehill Park where it happened.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CAMiller View Post
    Indeed. Mentioned before on here that the same happened to a member of my family about 25 years ago. He was just 18 and having a kickabout with his mates who initially thought he was just larking about and by the time the gravity of the situation was realised and 999 assistance arrived it was too late. As Grist mentioned, I'm sure a defibrillator would not have still been there or in working condition in Rosehill Park where it happened.
    2 in Rosehill Park now CAM been in for a While now.

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