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LEARN CPR LIKE I DID, BEGS LEAM

By Chris Dunlavy

RECOVERING: Wigan striker Charlie Wyke has returned home after his cardiac arrest and, inset, boss Leam Richardson
PICTURE: Alamy

WIGAN Athletic boss Leam Richardson says watching footage of the Fabrice Muamba collapse was critical in saving the life of Latics striker Charlie Wyke.
Wyke, 28, collapsed during a training session almost two weeks ago after suffering a cardiac arrest.
The former Sunderland man was resuscitated before being rushed to hospital, and has now been released from care after doctors fitted him with an internal defibrillator.
Club doctor Jonatha...

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