A Preston North End footballer remains in intensive care after a head on crash with a van last week.
Finlay Cross-Adair, 18, was taken to hospital with serious injuries after the crash on the A6 near Lancaster at around 5.10pm on Thursday, October 5. The young forward from Longridge, a boyhood PNE fan, was rescued from his wrecked Seat by firefighters who cut him free before he was rushed to Royal Preston Hospital. You can read our full report on the crash here.
'Fin is awaiting results of scans on his knee and his ops so far have hopefully been successful, but he’s still a long way from being well. 'Still in a really bad way and hooked up to a load of machines and being monitored – but hopefully the worst is behind him and the fact he is still with us is a positive. 'Mick, Kelly, Jay and Fin thank everybody for their good wishes.” Finlay’s family have been approached for comment.
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