"what poor player?
Player might have died on pitch bbc 1 now
i hope for him and his families sake they turn off the camera's."
Match suspended and BBC stopped the program, didn't see all of it but looked very bad |
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My goodness I was watching it!
I just saw him fall to the floor and when I saw the look on the players and ref's face i knew it was bad.
I haven't stopped crying, his poor wife.  |
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"Looks an awful situation, I didn’t see the incident, only the aftermath.
His wife was there, how fucking awful for her, I don’t know if they have kids. Hope he’s okay.
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I really felt for her just stood on the pitch. |
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By *an_LexaCouple
over a year ago
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"They were doing cpr at one point, hopefully they bought him back "
They did seem to stop the CPR and what looked like defibrillation fairly quickly although carried on working on him. I think that seems a positive thing
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"They were doing cpr at one point, hopefully they bought him back
They did seem to stop the CPR and what looked like defibrillation fairly quickly although carried on working on him. I think that seems a positive thing
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Thats what I'm hoping too. |
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By *pider-WomanWoman
over a year ago
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"My goodness I was watching it!
I just saw him fall to the floor and when I saw the look on the players and ref's face i knew it was bad.
I haven't stopped crying, his poor wife. "
I was watching it live as well. So sad. Hope he will be OK. But it didn't look every hopeful. |
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Whether it happens or not is irrelevant. This post is offering support for the lad, and possibly the many watching it who might have been affected.
Insensitive at best, a c**tish comment to make at worse. |
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It just puts it in perspective- players get abused left right and centre , they get booed by idiots cause they take the knee, we all scream at opposing teams, football brings us together but when a great player as Eriksen is has this happen to him, we have to just put it aside and think and pray for him and his family |
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"Please God he's ok.
Watching his team mates was hard.
Watching his wife's distress was heart breaking.
His distraught wife being consoled was the part that got me."
I was almost hysterical by that point and that's when Ash pulled me away from the TV.
Iv never witnessed anything like that and I'm devastated. |
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By *aekaeWoman
over a year ago
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"Please God he's ok.
Watching his team mates was hard.
Watching his wife's distress was heart breaking.
His distraught wife being consoled was the part that got me.
I was almost hysterical by that point and that's when Ash pulled me away from the TV.
Iv never witnessed anything like that and I'm devastated. "
I remember Patrice Muamba collapsing, that was dreadful. Somehow this seems/feels worse.
His poor poor wife. I cried my eyes out..... |
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By *os19Man
over a year ago
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He seemed to be struggling for breath just before he took a corner. Frabrice Muamba the former Bolton player was fortunate that a Tottenham fan was at the game and effectively saved him lets hope Christian Eriksen pulls through |
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"He seemed to be struggling for breath just before he took a corner. Frabrice Muamba the former Bolton player was fortunate that a Tottenham fan was at the game and effectively saved him lets hope Christian Eriksen pulls through "
Remember him well. Nothing short of a miracle that |
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"UEFA have just tweeted he’s been transferred to a local hospital.
Thankfully its starting to look like there will be a positive outcome. "
Wouldn't wish this on anyone, but at least he looks like he will survive  |
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By *aekaeWoman
over a year ago
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"UEFA have just tweeted he’s been transferred to a local hospital.
Thankfully its starting to look like there will be a positive outcome. "
The golden hour, so critical.
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"He seemed to be struggling for breath just before he took a corner. Frabrice Muamba the former Bolton player was fortunate that a Tottenham fan was at the game and effectively saved him lets hope Christian Eriksen pulls through
Remember him well. Nothing short of a miracle that "
I saw that live. I still often think of it. Unbearably tense and then the crowd giving him all the support they could, chanting his name |
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By *os19Man
over a year ago
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"He seemed to be struggling for breath just before he took a corner. Frabrice Muamba the former Bolton player was fortunate that a Tottenham fan was at the game and effectively saved him lets hope Christian Eriksen pulls through
Remember him well. Nothing short of a miracle that "
. Yes a miracle I forgot to mention the Tottenham fan was a Doctor who I think was a cardiologist |
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"He seemed to be struggling for breath just before he took a corner. Frabrice Muamba the former Bolton player was fortunate that a Tottenham fan was at the game and effectively saved him lets hope Christian Eriksen pulls through
Remember him well. Nothing short of a miracle that
I saw that live. I still often think of it. Unbearably tense and then the crowd giving him all the support they could, chanting his name"
Christ I bet it was emotive. Seeing on tv my heart was in my mouth x |
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"Please God he's ok.
Watching his team mates was hard.
Watching his wife's distress was heart breaking.
His distraught wife being consoled was the part that got me.
I was almost hysterical by that point and that's when Ash pulled me away from the TV.
Iv never witnessed anything like that and I'm devastated.
I remember Patrice Muamba collapsing, that was dreadful. Somehow this seems/feels worse.
His poor poor wife. I cried my eyes out....."
why does it seem worse? both could have died. in fact Fabrice was apparently 'dead' for 73 minutes.
lets hope that the outcome for this player is as good as it was for Fabrice. it seems positive that he is stable now. |
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"He seemed to be struggling for breath just before he took a corner. Frabrice Muamba the former Bolton player was fortunate that a Tottenham fan was at the game and effectively saved him lets hope Christian Eriksen pulls through
Remember him well. Nothing short of a miracle that
I saw that live. I still often think of it. Unbearably tense and then the crowd giving him all the support they could, chanting his name"
That was absolutely incredible, again, football stood still that game and the support he got was nothing short of amazing.....
When he walked onto the pitch for the rematch and had tears in his eyes for all the support as well.... |
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By *aekaeWoman
over a year ago
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"Please God he's ok.
Watching his team mates was hard.
Watching his wife's distress was heart breaking.
His distraught wife being consoled was the part that got me.
I was almost hysterical by that point and that's when Ash pulled me away from the TV.
Iv never witnessed anything like that and I'm devastated.
I remember Patrice Muamba collapsing, that was dreadful. Somehow this seems/feels worse.
His poor poor wife. I cried my eyes out.....
why does it seem worse? both could have died. in fact Fabrice was apparently 'dead' for 73 minutes.
lets hope that the outcome for this player is as good as it was for Fabrice. it seems positive that he is stable now."
I've no idea why it feels worse. Both incidents were horrific.
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By (user no longer on site)
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Watching it unfold and watching horrified, the guy didn’t look good before the cameras panned away. It’s spoilt the day and as for the delayed tournament ? What’s the point if the worst has happened. How would the two teams carry on after that.
I haven’t supported any of the teams he’s played for but as a football fan I appreciate his skill and standing as a great player. Sad scenes from the parken. |
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Not read through the thread but fuck me, the local tv director, zooming in on the distraught wife, what a thundercunt.
And the BBC should have cut away way, way before they did.
Thank God he’s alive and receiving the best medical treatment, the medical teams have done a brilliant job  |
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By *hilloutMan
over a year ago
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Very sad
Reminds me of Benfica player Miklos Ferrer who suddenly collapsed on the pitch mid game. I was watching it live on tv and was stunned.
Sadly they couldn't save him. |
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"Not read through the thread but fuck me, the local tv director, zooming in on the distraught wife, what a thundercunt.
And the BBC should have cut away way, way before they did.
Thank God he’s alive and receiving the best medical treatment, the medical teams have done a brilliant job "
They should have done really but they're all waiting for news/a recovery/keeping fans posted etc....the lads in the BBC studio were just shell shocked and it cut off very soon after....they didn't know what else to say/do....
As a long suffering spurs fan, Eriksen has a special place, he was at the heart and soul of everything good under Poch's reign
Wishing him and his family and fans all the best |
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"Rumours going round now that he had a heart attack on the pitch
They used a defibrillator so his heart definitely stopped. "
Not necessarily. Modern defibs (AEDs) also monitor cardiac rhythm and are used as a diagnostic tool. |
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By *.D.I.D.A.SMan
over a year ago
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Thinking back to the live footage, I didn't think there was enough urgency to get Christian medical attention. I saw that a Danish teammate was berating the match official and the medics seemed to be trundling at a casual pace when you'd expect them to be sprinting. Luckily this happened St a high profile game with the facilities to deal with the situation. I imagine that at a Sunday league game they'd have none of that. |
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"Rumours going round now that he had a heart attack on the pitch
They used a defibrillator so his heart definitely stopped.
Not necessarily. Modern defibs (AEDs) also monitor cardiac rhythm and are used as a diagnostic tool."
I saw his boby shake so I just assumed they had shocked him, I didn't know there were different types of defibs.
I just hope he recovers well. |
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over a year ago
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Still in shock here but so grateful to read reports that he is stable, and for the actions of the medical staff. Here hoping for a full recovery.
The less said about some of the comments and pathetic little digs on this thread, the better... |
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"Rumours going round now that he had a heart attack on the pitch
They used a defibrillator so his heart definitely stopped.
Not necessarily. Modern defibs (AEDs) also monitor cardiac rhythm and are used as a diagnostic tool.
I saw his boby shake so I just assumed they had shocked him, I didn't know there were different types of defibs.
I just hope he recovers well. "
I share your hope that he recovers well. Defibs actually stop the heart, not start it. Fibrillation is when the heart's SA node fires erratically and doesn't allow the chambers of the heart to fill and empty normally. A defib stops that and the heart should naturally revert to normal sinus rhythm, or extra stimulation (CPR) is needed. It's extremely rare for this to happen on an otherwise healthy human with no other cardiac history. |
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"Rumours going round now that he had a heart attack on the pitch
They used a defibrillator so his heart definitely stopped.
Not necessarily. Modern defibs (AEDs) also monitor cardiac rhythm and are used as a diagnostic tool.
I saw his boby shake so I just assumed they had shocked him, I didn't know there were different types of defibs.
I just hope he recovers well.
I share your hope that he recovers well. Defibs actually stop the heart, not start it. Fibrillation is when the heart's SA node fires erratically and doesn't allow the chambers of the heart to fill and empty normally. A defib stops that and the heart should naturally revert to normal sinus rhythm, or extra stimulation (CPR) is needed. It's extremely rare for this to happen on an otherwise healthy human with no other cardiac history."
Thank you for that. |
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"Thinking back to the live footage, I didn't think there was enough urgency to get Christian medical attention. I saw that a Danish teammate was berating the match official and the medics seemed to be trundling at a casual pace when you'd expect them to be sprinting. Luckily this happened St a high profile game with the facilities to deal with the situation. I imagine that at a Sunday league game they'd have none of that.
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When I was at school, my friends older brother collapsed and died on the football pitch during a PE lesson.
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"Thinking back to the live footage, I didn't think there was enough urgency to get Christian medical attention. I saw that a Danish teammate was berating the match official and the medics seemed to be trundling at a casual pace when you'd expect them to be sprinting. Luckily this happened St a high profile game with the facilities to deal with the situation. I imagine that at a Sunday league game they'd have none of that.
When I was at school, my friends older brother collapsed and died on the football pitch during a PE lesson.
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Oh thats awful. |
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Danish FA director Peter Møller confirm to DR (Danish Broadcasting corporation) Christian Eriksen has spoken to the Danish players from the hospital bed and he is well ... good news! |
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"Danish FA director Peter Møller confirm to DR (Danish Broadcasting corporation) Christian Eriksen has spoken to the Danish players from the hospital bed and he is well ... good news! "
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By *aekaeWoman
over a year ago
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Finnish fans chanting "Christian", Danes answering with "Eriksen".
Even in its darkest times, this is a beautiful game.
From the BBC Football site.....
How the players can restart the game tonight I've no idea. |
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"Finnish fans chanting "Christian", Danes answering with "Eriksen".
Even in its darkest times, this is a beautiful game.
From the BBC Football site.....
How the players can restart the game tonight I've no idea."
That is good to hear, and I’m with you, seems nuts to play tonight. |
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"Finnish fans chanting "Christian", Danes answering with "Eriksen".
Even in its darkest times, this is a beautiful game.
From the BBC Football site.....
How the players can restart the game tonight I've no idea.
That is good to hear, and I’m with you, seems nuts to play tonight. "
Apparently the players asked to resume play. |
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"Finnish fans chanting "Christian", Danes answering with "Eriksen".
Even in its darkest times, this is a beautiful game.
From the BBC Football site.....
How the players can restart the game tonight I've no idea.
That is good to hear, and I’m with you, seems nuts to play tonight.
Apparently the players asked to resume play. "
After a FaceTime call with Eriksen himself from hospital who said that he was “feeling better now”  |
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By *ikeC81Man
over a year ago
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First off all. I watched it live as it happened. I am going to watch england tomorrow. Seeing a player collapse, given cpr, and obviously have a defib is something I will never want to witness in real time again
Regardless of the day someone has or does not have people need to be kind. Watching this has me stunned as my dad was similar 10 years ago.
My initial thoughts are I doubt he will play football again however the fact that any underlying heart issue may be now identified and should keep him alive for many years to come |
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"Finnish fans chanting "Christian", Danes answering with "Eriksen".
Even in its darkest times, this is a beautiful game.
From the BBC Football site.....
How the players can restart the game tonight I've no idea.
That is good to hear, and I’m with you, seems nuts to play tonight.
Apparently the players asked to resume play.
After a FaceTime call with Eriksen himself from hospital who said that he was “feeling better now” "
Fantastic. |
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Jesus bollocking shite  "
Was really an emotional hour or so, and none where I think everyone forgot about football and willed CE through, and happily all seems far better than we all thought.
But this expletive did make me chuckle. Properly sums it up! |
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"And Finland score, seems weird!
Why? Should they throw the game? "
Haha, sorry, I forget people can’t read my mind.
I meant the whole thing seemed weird.
Then a danish fella dives for a penalty, and it gets saved
I think they should have played it tomorrow. |
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"And Finland score, seems weird!
Why? Should they throw the game?
Haha, sorry, I forget people can’t read my mind.
I meant the whole thing seemed weird.
Then a danish fella dives for a penalty, and it gets saved
I think they should have played it tomorrow. "
I guess sometimes its best to get straight back on the horse. |
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"He seemed to be struggling for breath just before he took a corner. Frabrice Muamba the former Bolton player was fortunate that a Tottenham fan was at the game and effectively saved him lets hope Christian Eriksen pulls through
Remember him well. Nothing short of a miracle that "
That chap happened to be one of the countries leading cardiologist, right time right place angels were protecting Muamba that day. And the Medics today along with the quick thinking danish team captain also need some recognition. |
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By *aekaeWoman
over a year ago
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"And Finland score, seems weird!
Why? Should they throw the game?
Haha, sorry, I forget people can’t read my mind.
I meant the whole thing seemed weird.
Then a danish fella dives for a penalty, and it gets saved
I think they should have played it tomorrow.
I guess sometimes its best to get straight back on the horse. "
I wonder if postponing the game would have meant their minds would have been dwelling on it even more.
We can wonder if it's right or wrong to resume tonight, the players appear to have decided.
Personally I think it's very brave of them.
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"Whether it happens or not is irrelevant. This post is offering support for the lad, and possibly the many watching it who might have been affected.
Insensitive at best, a c**tish comment to make at worse."
Very true mate. And I go for the latter.badboy wannabe |
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