'Shouts and tears' as footballer, 25, dies
Sydney Morning Herald Saturday 14th April, 2012
Photo: Getty Images Morosini had been conscious when put in the ambulance but his condition was said to be serious when he arrived at hospital. "He looked me in the eyes when he entered the vehicle," Pescara chief executive Danilo Iannascoli told Sky television. "Morosini fell, he tried to get back up but fell again. Our masseur realised what was happening." Iannascoli also said the ambulance was blocked from coming onto the pitch due to a veh...
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