English football legend Stuart Pearce has been admitted to hospital. After falling ill on a flight. Forcing his flight to be diverted.

Pearce, 62, was flying back to England from Las Vegas on Monday night having travelled. With his wife to watch Wigan Warriors’ Super League match. Against Warrington Wolves in Las Vegas. A fixture he is said to have attended.

Pearce, who made 78 appearances for the Three Lions and played more than 700 times for Coventry City, Nottingham Forest, Newcastle United, West Ham and Manchester City, as well as managing Team GB at the 2012 London Olympics, suffered chest pains on the plane.

After being treat by the cabin crew. He was hooked up to a cardiac monitor. Before the decision was made to divert his flight to an airport in Canada. So he could receive further treatment and begin his recovery.

There was applause from supporters after three minutes – the number he wore during his career – at the City Ground, along with a message displayed on screens inside the stadium which read: “Get well soon Stuart.”

A source told The สมัคร UFABET วันนี้ รับเครดิตฟรีสำหรับสมาชิกใหม่ : “He had significant, visible chest pains. “ He had to constantly change position in his seat to try to make himself more comfortable,” he

said. “He received the best possible care in the circumstances. And we are very grateful to everyone involved, including. The fact that the plane had to be diverted to Canada.”