Hibs Assistant Eddie May Rushed to Hospital After Horror Car Crash
Shocking news today as Hibernian assistant manager Eddie May was rushed to the hospital following a serious car accident on his way to training. The incident occurred early in the morning on the A68 near Pathhead, Midlothian, where emergency services were quickly called to the scene.
May, a 57-year-old legend at Easter Road, was taken by paramedics to the Royal Infirmary in Edinburgh for urgent medical attention. Reports indicate that he underwent multiple scans following the crash. Thankfully, his condition has been described as stable, but it was undoubtedly a frightening ordeal for him and his family.
The other driver involved in the collision was also hospitalized but has since been arrested and charged with a road traffic offense, reportedly for drink driving. Police Scotland confirmed that officers arrived at the crash site around 7:15 AM and closed the road for several hours to conduct a thorough investigation.
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A source close to the club revealed how terrifying the accident was, saying, “He was on his way to training when a car ploughed into him. He is very lucky as it could have been so much worse.” The fact that he was conscious and speaking with doctors upon arrival at the hospital is a huge relief to those who know and support him.
Eddie May is a beloved figure in Scottish football. He has been with Hibs in various coaching roles since 2014, having previously played over 100 games for the club. His contribution to the team, both as a player and a coach, has cemented his place in the hearts of the fans.
Following the news, Hibernian FC released a statement confirming that May is in stable condition and asked for privacy for him and his family during this time. The club also extended their support and well wishes for his recovery.
This incident is a stark reminder of the dangers on the road, especially when reckless driving is involved. While it’s a relief that Eddie May is stable, the situation could have been far worse. We can only hope that he recovers quickly and is back on the pitch soon.
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