Tributes Paid to Man Who Died Watching Football Match
Sports clubs in the Highlands have paid tribute to Peter Gow, 65, who died while watching a football match on Saturday.
Mr. Gow passed away after falling ill at the Highland League match between Nairn County and Brechin City at Station Park.
- Emergency services were called to the stadium after Mr. Gow fell ill.
- The match was abandoned at half-time.
- Police Scotland confirmed Mr. Gow died at the scene, with no suspicious circumstances.
“Around 4.10pm on Saturday, we were called to Balblair Road in Nairn following a medical emergency. A 65-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene.” - Police Scotland
Nairn County chairman Kevin Reid paid tribute to Mr. Gow for his lifelong support to the club.
Author's summary: Tributes paid to Peter Gow, 65, who died watching football.
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