Former EFL footballer Jamie Vincent dies aged 46

Rest in peace, Jamie

Former Swindon Town defender Jamie Vincent has died at the age of the 46, the club have confirmed. Vincent represented several clubs at EFL level including AFC Bournemouth, Huddersfield Town, Derby County, Yeovil Town, Walsall and non-league outfit Aldershot Town before ending his career at Didcot Town in 2012. The former Portsmouth and Crystal Palace player suffered a fatal cardiac arrest. Former teammates have posted tributes to Vincent on social media following the announcement of the tragic news. His former club, Swindon released a short statement saying: "Swindon Town Football Club are incredibly saddened to learn of the passing of former defender, Jamie Vincent. "Our thoughts go out to all of Jamie's family and friends at this incredibly sad time. RIP." https://twitter.com/Official_STFC/status/1483467074160758785 Former Palace player Grant Watts also paid tribute to his former teammate, writing: "Gutting to hear this morning that one of my old ex-Palace team-mates Jamie Vincent has passed away suddenly with a cardiac arrest. Thinking of his family at this very sad time." https://twitter.com/grant_watts/status/1483448514415935489 Tributes also poured in from fans, with one man saying: "Jamie was a great guy, a top professional, good player and a leader. He was also good fun, great sense of humour. He will be massively missed by all, love to his family - RIP  Jamie Go Well my Friend" https://twitter.com/RobinsFC/status/1483483951616471043 Related links:

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