Nottingham Forest’s owner, Evangelos Marinakis, has pledged to provide financial assistance to their fans involved in the recent tragic Huntingdon train incident to ensure they receive top-notch medical care. The Premier League club commended the bravery of their supporters who were on board during the stabbings following their match against Manchester United.
Reports emerged on Saturday night of a stabbing incident on a Doncaster to London Kings Cross train in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire. Two British nationals have been arrested, with authorities stating no links to terrorism. Marinakis expressed shock and sadness over the events and praised the courage of the fans involved, promising support for their medical needs.
Witnesses described the chaotic scenes on the train after leaving Peterborough, with nine individuals initially treated for severe injuries, four of whom have since been discharged. Nottingham Forest FC extended sympathies to all affected by the attack and acknowledged the heroism displayed by many passengers during the harrowing incident.
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