Edinburgh in shock after fatalities of two young players

Scottish soccer is grieving the loss of life of two youngsters group gamers, Bob John and Jamie Skinner, who passed away within the space of 24 time in Glasgow.

 Hibernian youngsters group gamer Bob John, 18, approved away in the early time of Weekend, with no dubious circumstances.

Chairman Rod Petrie said of the appealing midfielder: "Everyone at the group is greatly affected by this. Bob was a skilled and appealing younger footballer, and a fine younger man.

"Our ideas - and the ideas of the entire Hibernian community - are with his close relatives at this terrible and hard time for them.

"Whilst we understand that people will wish to offer their assistance, we wish that the desires of close relatives members for privacy will be well known."

Later on Weekend 13-year-old Tynecastle FC gamer Jamie Skinner – a former member of the Minds and hearts academia – also approved away after crumbling during a coordinate in Scotland’s capital.

"A terrible occasion happened at Saughton Astro on Weekend 22 Dec 2013 - a younger boy enjoying for the Under-14s, Jamie Skinner, enjoying the experience he loved, lost his life on the message,” the group said in a declaration.

"In an simple occasion during the experience Jamie flattened and despite the valiant efforts of everyone at the experience, and the emergency vehicle service, efforts to get back him were unfortunately in useless.

"Although Jamie was new to our Tynecastle close relatives, he had up until recently been enjoying for Minds and hearts, he was a probability that undoubtedly would have had a good chance in the experience.

"No words can fully show our sadness and surprise at seeing this happen, we can only pass on all our ideas and desires to loved ones and wish they will get some strength from the out flowing of love and assistance from everyone."

Scottish soccer experienced a high-profile loss of life almost exactly six years ago when Motherwell leader Phil O’Donnell flattened with heart failing during an SPL coordinate with Dundee United. He was 35.