an 18 year old man arrested in connection with a street attack which left a football fan critically ill has been released on police bail west midlands police said the teenager was bailed until april 8 pending further inquiries into an assault on a watford supporter in wolverhampton last saturday he was arrested on suspicion of wounding at a house in the wednesfield area of wolverhampton at about 4am on wednesday watford fan nick cruwys was attacked as he made his way to wolverhampton train station  cruwys is in an induced coma in hospital after suffering serious head injuries during the attack  detectives have said the arrest is 'only the start' of their investigation into the unprovoked attack on 44 year old nick cruwys mr cruwys, a father of two young children, was put in an induced coma in hospital after being tripped and kicked in the head following watford's 2 2 draw with wolves an online appeal to raise funds to help mr cruwys, set up by a wolves fan, has raised more than £25,000 a fund set up to raise money for the watford fan has raised more than £25,000 to date  troy deeney scored watford's second goal as they earned a 2 2 draw at wolves last weekend  mr cruwys, from hemel hempstead, hertfordshire, was attacked in little's lane, wolverhampton, shortly after 5pm as he made his way to the railway station with friends the wolverhampton express and star has offered a £1,000 reward to anyone who can provide information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible anyone with information is urged to call wolverhampton's violent crime team on 101 or to pass on information anonymously by calling crimestoppers on 0800 555111 sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article
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watford fan nick cruwys was attacked after watching his team play wolves  he was walking to wolverhampton train station when the attack took place  cruwys was left with a serious head injury and is in an induced coma  police arrested an 18 year old man who has since been released on bail  read: neil ashton on the attack   football must start to meet the needs of supporters inside and outside stadium 