Fabrice Muamba

[Gun]

Article on Yahoo said it took nearly two hours to stabilise his heart, really hope he pulls through.

Edited by Gun on Sunday 18th March 15:17

[GhostDriver]

Cheib said:

Great article in The Guardian about him

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2012/mar/17/ars...

A good friend of mine has known him since he first came to this country. The article is spot on. He always told me he was good enough for the premiership and always told me what a lovely, good hearted and humble guy Fab is.

Never met him myself, but all those who have echoed those words.
All the tributes from the players, staff and fans are genuine. He is much loved and hopefully he'll pull through.

Thoughts are with all those close to him.

[Justices]

I didn't see the game live but saw the concern and incredible crowd and player reaction on youtube. Seeing every single person focused on the well-being of a single young man was a beautiful sight and it reminded me how great of a nation we can be when we all come together in such a way. That felt like the England I know and love.

Very proud watching that I must say and I hope Fabrice gets back on his feet soon to witness what took place in the stadium in his moment of need.

Edited by Justices on Monday 19th March 07:38

[Allyc85]

Jack Wilshere put this tweet up earlier,

"When I went to Bolton on Loan I was just a kid moving away from home, I knew Fab from the U21's and i will never forget my 1st day, he Showed me around the training ground, introduced me to everyone and basically looked after me. if you know him then you will know what type Of man he is! A leader and a genuinely nice guy! Everyone keep praying!

Sounds like a top, top bloke

[Rollcage]

Sudden flurry of tweets saying he's died. Hopefully usual Twitter rubbish.

[Black can man]

Rollcage said:

Sudden flurry of tweets saying he's died. Hopefully usual Twitter rubbish.

Let's hope this is not true

[Hammer67]

SSN not reporting this.

[Rollcage]

Black can man said:

Rollcage said:

Sudden flurry of tweets saying he's died. Hopefully usual Twitter rubbish.

Let's hope this is not true

Hopefully not true - seems to have originated via Blackberry broadcast.

[RedWhiteMonkey]

Rollcage said:

Sudden flurry of tweets saying he's died. Hopefully usual Twitter rubbish.

and its precisely people posting this sort of thing that perpetuates such rumours, best thing to do is to ignore them. Fingers crossed for the lad.

[Gun]

The Real Madrid team before kick off at tonights match



Support for both Muamba and Abidal, nice to see.

[Silent1]

He was definitely fitting on the pitch to begin with, when they first try to turn him it's obvious, It almost looked like a febrile convulsion but in an adult.

[Dave Eds]

No words can describe what is was like to witness this.

C'mon Fabrice, we're praying for you to pull through.

[essexplumber]

Dave Eds said:

No words can describe what is was like to witness this.

C'mon Fabrice, we're praying for you to pull through.

Was you there too?

[hornetrider]

Gun said:

The Real Madrid team before kick off at tonights match



Support for both Muamba and Abidal, nice to see.

Great gesture.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2012/mar/18/fab...

His body has taken some trauma

[North West Tom]

Oh my God, this is terrible. Young chap's dad passed away hours after he beat Celtic and won the cup.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-...

[CIE560]

Gun said:

The Real Madrid team before kick off at tonights match



Support for both Muamba and Abidal, nice to see.

That kind of support is heart breaking, only moments before that I was blabbing to my best mate about a lost bet. fk that.

What NWT posted, it's a cliche but really does put things into perspective. Watching Muamba collapse live on television will change my life. And I'm not being a fanny dodger nancy boy, I mean it.

[garrykiller]

Gary Cahill after he scored for chelsea yesterday.


Sturridge at the end of the game wearing one too.

my thoughts are with his family and friends.

get well soon Muamba

Edited by garrykiller on Monday 19th March 07:56

[Puggit]

North West Tom said:

Oh my God, this is terrible. Young chap's dad passed away hours after he beat Celtic and won the cup.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-...

comment said:

Condolences to the Kelly family and their extended Kilmarnock family. From going from such a high to a terrible low is shocking. The team played well yesterday and ultimately deserved to win the cup. I hope the Kelly family find some sort of comfort knowing that the last few moments of this mans life were probably filled with pure joy and pride for his son and team-mates achievement on the park.

Great sentiments

[m3sye]

SkySportsNews
Hospital: Fabrice Muamba showing 'small signs of improvement.' Fabrice Muamba's heart is now beating without medication and his arms & legs have shown movement.

[Puggit]

Full release:

"Fabrice Muamba remains in intensive care at The London Chest Hospital, where today he is showing small signs of improvement.

"His heart is now beating without the help of medication and he is also moving his arms and his legs.

"However, his long-term prognosis will remain unclear for some time.

"He is still critically ill and will continue to be closely monitored and treated by staff in The London Chest Hospital's intensive care unit."