Milton Given All-Clear
Tuesday, 17th Dec 2024 15:53

Former Blues midfielder Simon Milton says he’ll be back at Portman Road for Saturday’s game against Newcastle United having been given the all-clear after being taken ill at the AFC Bournemouth match earlier this month.

Milton was treated in the directors’ box, which was evacuated, before being taken to Ipswich Hospital during the game against the Cherries.

After tests, he was released to go home late in the evening and has now been given the OK to return to Portman Road, if not yet to go back to work.

The 61-year-old usually works at the ground on matchdays with other ex-players in hospitality and is also the director of the Futurestars charity.

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Porksmith99 added 16:08 - Dec 17 Brilliant news. Stay well, Milts x
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Gforce added 16:19 - Dec 17 Three points would be a nice get well present ! Good to see you back ,Milts.
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flykickingbybgunn added 16:19 - Dec 17 Good for you Milts.
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Edmundo added 16:36 - Dec 17 Good news. Don't rush your recovery. Sending best wishes.
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ArnieM added 17:04 - Dec 17 Excellent news for Simon. The best tonic gor getting ( and definitely feeling) better is a Town win on Sat.
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Northstandveteran added 17:33 - Dec 17 Shaky is back, Shaky is back, Woah, woah!
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Suffolkboy added 17:39 - Dec 17 Do keep doing your best to do what the Dr orders : simply great to know you’re up and about again ! Very best wishes ! COYB
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RIPbobby added 17:49 - Dec 17 I hope Milts is ok. I am concerned with the NHS to say the least at the moment. Lots of news of people reading clearly bad results wrongly. Not to mention Tom Lockyear who was given the all clear after his first collapse and yet went onto have another one and fortunately had a heart op to solve the issue. Hopefully Milts is fine.
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Ryorry added 17:56 - Dec 17 Great news; hope we go 4 up within 20 mins to save Milts any stress! :))
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itfchorry added 20:49 - Dec 17 Fantastic News -
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Treacle added 23:04 - Dec 17 Good mews Simon, stay strong. It was worrying to see but well done to fantastic medics @ PR & our wonderful NHS. I had a similar scare 3 years ago & am doing fine, 2 games of footie this week at 59 so plenty of lifer in us veterans!!. Look after yourself & cheer the boys to a good result on Saturday.
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Dissboyitfc added 11:30 - Dec 18 Excellent news! Why would anyone put a negative slant on a positive story. Everyone has great, even miraculous stories about the nhs, and stories not so good! But nobody needs to hear or read a negative after receiving positive news!
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