LONDON – George Best’s family were maintaining a bedside vigil yesterday as the football legend remained unconscious and fighting for his life in intensive care.
Best has been visited by his father, sisters, brothers and son as he struggles to survive on a life support machine in London’s Cromwell Hospital. The 59-year-old former Manchester United and Northern Ireland star took a turn for the worse Friday as he suffered a “new and severe infection” affecting his kidneys and “everything else,” according to his doctor Roger Williams.The hospital’s spokesman, Jeffrey Brandon, said Best remained in a serious, but stable condition.-Nampa-AFPThe 59-year-old former Manchester United and Northern Ireland star took a turn for the worse Friday as he suffered a “new and severe infection” affecting his kidneys and “everything else,” according to his doctor Roger Williams.The hospital’s spokesman, Jeffrey Brandon, said Best remained in a serious, but stable condition.-Nampa-AFP
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