Why it matters: Milton, 61, who serves as a club ambassador, has been a prominent figure at Ipswich Town for over three decades, both as a player and staff member.
The big picture: The incident occurred in the directors' box during the second half of Ipswich's 2-1 defeat to AFC Bournemouth.
A quick response:
First responders at Portman Road attended to Milton promptly
The club confirmed he is now "stable and communicating"
He will return home to rest
Background: Milton played for Ipswich as a midfielder from 1987 to 1998, helping them secure promotion back to the top flight in 1991-92 under manager John Lyall – the year before it became the Premier League.
What they're saying The club released a statement saying: "Simon is now stable and communicating. He is in good spirits and will head home to rest."
They added: "He would like to thank the first responders at Portman Road and those that have passed on their best wishes."
The bottom line: The club has requested privacy for Milton and his family during his recovery.
