gordondaviesmoustache
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Difficult to see that happening I'm afraid, based on what we understand has happened.scall said:
Clarke Carlisle
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rickmcfc
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What has happened previously?
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rickmcfc said:
Other suicide attempts apparently
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rickmcfc said:
He's had problems with alcohol and was treated in the sporting chance clinic.
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Pastor Kidney said:
I wasn't aware. So they think this was a suicide attempt?
gordondaviesmoustache
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Depression can descend like a dark cloak.
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This is very true.gordondaviesmoustache said:
jimharri
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Yep. Two scenarios doing the rounds on Twitter. He either walked out in front of the truck, or he jumped off a bridge.rickmcfc said:
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The BBC are now reporting that his injuries 'are not life threatening'.
oakiecokie
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Clarke Carlisle ... So Sorry to hear this !!!
Carlisle seriously injured
Former Professional Footballers' Association chairman Clarke Carlisle has suffered serious injuries after being hit by a lorry.
Carlisle, who played nearly 500 matches for Burnley, Queens Park Rangers and several other teams during his career, was taken by air ambulance to Leeds General Infirmary after the incident, which took place on the A64 on the A64, near York, on Monday morning.
North Yorkshire Police said a 35-year-old man was airlifted to hospital after the accident involving a lorry and a pedestrian.
The force would not confirm the injured man's identity, but social media was full of messages from well-wishers hoping Carlisle, 35, makes a quick recovery.
The Football Association wrote: "The thoughts & prayers of all at The FA are with Clarke Carlisle & his family at this sad time."
Anti-racism organisation Kick It Out, for which Carlisle is an ambassador, posted: "The thoughts and prayers of everyone at Kick It Out are with Clarke Carlisle and his family. Stay strong our dear friend - keep on fighting."
Burnley also reacted to the news, tweeting: "The thoughts of all at Burnley Football Club are with Clarke Carlisle and his family."
QPR also wrote: "Thoughts with Clarke Carlisle and his family."
Police have appealed for witnesses to the collision on the A64 near the village of Bishopthorpe, at around 7.30am.
A spokeswoman said: "The collision involved a male pedestrian and a lorry. The injured man has been airlifted to Leeds General Infirmary with serious injuries.
"The road was closed to allow the air ambulance to land and to allow collision investigators to examine the scene."
Part of the road was closed for a number of hours while investigations took place.
Carlisle seriously injured
Former Professional Footballers' Association chairman Clarke Carlisle has suffered serious injuries after being hit by a lorry.
Carlisle, who played nearly 500 matches for Burnley, Queens Park Rangers and several other teams during his career, was taken by air ambulance to Leeds General Infirmary after the incident, which took place on the A64 on the A64, near York, on Monday morning.
North Yorkshire Police said a 35-year-old man was airlifted to hospital after the accident involving a lorry and a pedestrian.
The force would not confirm the injured man's identity, but social media was full of messages from well-wishers hoping Carlisle, 35, makes a quick recovery.
The Football Association wrote: "The thoughts & prayers of all at The FA are with Clarke Carlisle & his family at this sad time."
Anti-racism organisation Kick It Out, for which Carlisle is an ambassador, posted: "The thoughts and prayers of everyone at Kick It Out are with Clarke Carlisle and his family. Stay strong our dear friend - keep on fighting."
Burnley also reacted to the news, tweeting: "The thoughts of all at Burnley Football Club are with Clarke Carlisle and his family."
QPR also wrote: "Thoughts with Clarke Carlisle and his family."
Police have appealed for witnesses to the collision on the A64 near the village of Bishopthorpe, at around 7.30am.
A spokeswoman said: "The collision involved a male pedestrian and a lorry. The injured man has been airlifted to Leeds General Infirmary with serious injuries.
"The road was closed to allow the air ambulance to land and to allow collision investigators to examine the scene."
Part of the road was closed for a number of hours while investigations took place.
marco
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Re: Clarke Carlisle ... So Sorry to hear this !!!
just had a look around on various sites,it dosnt look good for him, hope he pulls through
just had a look around on various sites,it dosnt look good for him, hope he pulls through
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stony said:
I have never understood the "hatred" for him on Blue Moon?? !!!
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He'll make a full recovery and be back around the start of February to tell us fans in England are racist against blacks even though he's never had racist abuse from fans, fellow team mates or opposition.
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blue underpants said:Twat, hope you get arrestedjimharri said:Words fail me....
Harsh that is man, JimHarri is a top bloke :D
Clark Carlisle seriously injured
Carlisle seriously injured after being hit by a lorry in York and airlifted to hospital
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Carlisle seriously injured after being hit by a lorry in York and airlifted to hospital
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Lucky Toma
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Baffled why he evokes so much negativity on here - that was only tempered not put to one side when he is presumed all-but-dead at one point - simply because people dont rate him in his line of work.
Anyone who knows Clarke, or who has had any dealings with him, will testify that he is a genuinely nice and decent fella with no edge to him. Thinks of others and is a gent.
There are so many arrogant, thoroughly dislikable wankers in football I cant for the life of me understand why this thread has such vitriol.
Seems you all really really take it to heart if someone is considered a bit boring when doing football commentaries.
Anyone who knows Clarke, or who has had any dealings with him, will testify that he is a genuinely nice and decent fella with no edge to him. Thinks of others and is a gent.
There are so many arrogant, thoroughly dislikable wankers in football I cant for the life of me understand why this thread has such vitriol.
Seems you all really really take it to heart if someone is considered a bit boring when doing football commentaries.