Jimmy Hendry RIP

shirty5

SporadicAddick said:

JohnnyH2 said:

For a physio he was very noticeable or had some significant moments at the club

1. When literally shaking Carlo at the Battle of the Bridge when he had quite rightly lost it
2. Designing the Quasar shin pad as a result of Colin Walsh broken legs
3. Played a significant part in saving Les Reed's life at the TG in 96

Didn't know no.3

What was "TG in 96"?

He collapsed with a brain haemorrhage as he bent down to pick up a ball in training and was rushed to hospital where he had surgery 

willieduff

RIP Jimmy remember you well.

SporadicAddick

shirty5 said:

SporadicAddick said:

JohnnyH2 said:

For a physio he was very noticeable or had some significant moments at the club

1. When literally shaking Carlo at the Battle of the Bridge when he had quite rightly lost it
2. Designing the Quasar shin pad as a result of Colin Walsh broken legs
3. Played a significant part in saving Les Reed's life at the TG in 96

Didn't know no.3

What was "TG in 96"?

He collapsed with a brain haemorrhage as he bent down to pick up a ball in training and was rushed to hospital where he had surgery 

thanks

Rob7Lee

paulbaconsarnie said:

Rob7Lee said:

RIP, back in the day he used to be in the 'early bird' swimmers at Eric Liddel most mornings at 6am. Along with our then doctor who's name escapes me.

RIP Jimmy.

@Rob7Lee could have been Doc Fraser?

Honestly can’t recall his name, a ‘larger’ chap, bit older than me so now would be late 50’s at least I would think, possibly in his 60’s.

clive

Rob7Lee said:

paulbaconsarnie said:

Rob7Lee said:

RIP, back in the day he used to be in the 'early bird' swimmers at Eric Liddel most mornings at 6am. Along with our then doctor who's name escapes me.

RIP Jimmy.

@Rob7Lee could have been Doc Fraser?

Honestly can’t recall his name, a ‘larger’ chap, bit older than me so now would be late 50’s at least I would think, possibly in his 60’s.

Rob7Lee

That’s him!!