Newbridge Wolf
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Absolutely terrible news, hope that he pulls through.
Probably one of the best places to have such a thing happen outside of a hospitalI actually listened to a podcast on BBC Sounds with Muamba last week, he said on his heart attack that it was so much better that he had it where he did because there were two club doctors, a doctor in the crowd and paramedics all on site so his care started within seconds. Had it happened at home then its at least minutes until an Ambulance gets to him and he likely doesn't survive.
I dont want to speculate what is wrong with Eriksen but at least he has those professionals there and able to jump straight in. In these situations seconds make are the difference between life and death.
I think they use defibrillators when the hearts rhythm goes a bit wonky and also when it's stopped.Great news. Bloody brilliant medics because they had to use a defibrillator, so obviously his heart had stopped.
Its actually used to stop your heart as its firing out of sync and by stopping it hopefully the electrical signal will reset. Thank god he's ok.I think they use defibrillators when the hearts rhythm goes a bit wonky and also when it's stopped.
Thank God that what they did worked
That's not the right decision surely?Game resuming at 8.30. Edit 7 30, as that's CET given.
Was really not expecting that. The players must be traumatised, can't belive they'll be able to be in the right mind set to playGame resuming at 8.30. Edit 7 30, as that's CET given.
Players probably asked for it to carry onThat's not the right decision surely?
They would have been asked. No way they just got told its happening. Denmark would have just conceded the game if they were forced in to it.Was really not expecting that. The players must be traumatised, can't belive they'll be able to be in the right mind set to play