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Cupramax said:
Not sure whether to take it as a positive or not that they’ve moved him, seem to remember they worked on Fabrice Muamba for about half an hour on the pitch, was watching that game too. 
As they weren't working on him when carrying him off i'd be leaning towards bad news but hopefully it's not the case and they have better medical equipment off the pitch.g4ry13 said:
Cupramax said:
Not sure whether to take it as a positive or not that they’ve moved him, seem to remember they worked on Fabrice Muamba for about half an hour on the pitch, was watching that game too.
As they weren't working on him when carrying him off i'd be leaning towards bad news but hopefully it's not the case and they have better medical equipment off the pitch.Just seen the footage, horrible.
Agreed that the BBC should have cut away once the compressions started. Quite surprised Pierce didn’t say something about “we don’t need to see this, back to the studio” He’s not normally backward in coming forward with his views.
I see the Beeb have now come out of the coverage entirely now.
Agreed that the BBC should have cut away once the compressions started. Quite surprised Pierce didn’t say something about “we don’t need to see this, back to the studio” He’s not normally backward in coming forward with his views.
I see the Beeb have now come out of the coverage entirely now.
g4ry13 said:
As they weren't working on him when carrying him off i'd be leaning towards bad news but hopefully it's not the case and they have better medical equipment off the pitch.
If it was good news you’d expect them to stop surely? You dont give CPR to someone who has a heart beat. 
g4ry13 said:
Cupramax said:
Not sure whether to take it as a positive or not that they’ve moved him, seem to remember they worked on Fabrice Muamba for about half an hour on the pitch, was watching that game too.
As they weren't working on him when carrying him off i'd be leaning towards bad news but hopefully it's not the case and they have better medical equipment off the pitch.No way they would have called him deceased in those few minutes.
Muamba had a heart surgeon rush to his aid from the crowd as well didn’t he….? And a helicopter I think……
Think positive. Just hope and hope this isn’t the tragedy it appears at the moment.
That was absolutely awful.
Thoughts with Eriksen foremost but I can't understand why the coverage didn't cut away, why it showed some of the stuff it did, and why the BBC didn't cut back to the studio sooner.
But I'm saying that as someone who has an OFF button their TV and didn't use it
As much as I don't want to speculate too much there's stuff on Twitter that hopefully looks a bit more positive than what was on TV and apparently the stadium is very close to Copenhagen's main hospital.
Awful.
Thoughts with Eriksen foremost but I can't understand why the coverage didn't cut away, why it showed some of the stuff it did, and why the BBC didn't cut back to the studio sooner.
But I'm saying that as someone who has an OFF button their TV and didn't use it
As much as I don't want to speculate too much there's stuff on Twitter that hopefully looks a bit more positive than what was on TV and apparently the stadium is very close to Copenhagen's main hospital.
Awful.
sebdangerfield said:
g4ry13 said:
As they weren't working on him when carrying him off i'd be leaning towards bad news but hopefully it's not the case and they have better medical equipment off the pitch.
If it was good news you’d expect them to stop surely? You dont give CPR to someone who has a heart beat. Reporter at game https://twitter.com/philipoconnor/status/140376303...
"A Reuters colleague saw Eriksen raise his hand as the stretcher was rolled off the field. We live in hope. "
Fingers crossed.
"A Reuters colleague saw Eriksen raise his hand as the stretcher was rolled off the field. We live in hope. "
Fingers crossed.
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