Kasper was great going over to his wife to comfort her. Anthony Taylor acted really quickly kudos to them and all the medical staff.
Was great to see. Respect to Taylor and the medical staff
Kasper was great going over to his wife to comfort her. Anthony Taylor acted really quickly kudos to them and all the medical staff.
Can everyone stop saying they didn’t have a defibrillator. This how bullshit rumours start. Even more bizarre considering they (ridiculously) showed it being used.
credit to the ref. I thought he noticed pretty quickly, certainly quicker than the players.
It wasn’t their footage to be fair. RTÉ in Ireland had the same footage.BBC are getting slated on twitter and rightly so, that was as scummy as it gets. Their coverage has been diabolical so far.
UEFA confirming he's been stabilised.
It IS their coverage. Just because you are using a feed from another broadcast it doesn't mean you can't cut away to something else. Stop giving them excuses for their crummy coverage.Its not their coverage , they just take the feed, like every other country does, but no need for them to be showing it, should have just cut straightaway.
I meant their coverage of the tournament overall so far, I know they get a feed but they could've cut back to the studio much quicker.Its not their coverage , they just take the feed, like every other country does, but no need for them to be showing it, should have just cut straightaway.
That was his own teams 2 medics. The stadium docs and equipment didn't get there for what felt like agesThey weren't slow at all. It took them like 10 seconds to sprint over to him just because he was probably at the furthest point away from the benches.
Yeah. Can’t believe people are saying that. I’ve the images of the defib seared into my brain. Shocking image.
They weren't slow at all. It took them like 10 seconds to sprint over to him just because he was probably at the furthest point away from the benches.
They started and ended an interview with (at best) the friend of a sexual predator by having the interviewer bow and scrape for him and came out of it with praise and ultimately journalism awards. They'll probably get awards for their coverage of this too.not been a good year so far for the BBC.
The seriousness was obvious within about 30 seconds of it happening. They showed it for minutes. The reaction of the players made that very obvious, paired with the collapse and complete stillness.
I agree that it shouldn't but if the players are willing then...Can't believe they're even thinking of finishing this tonight if that above is true, Uefa/Fifa go really low sometimes.
Pretty sure there's a 2pm in the week that isn't being used so play it then if both players are o.k about it (if Eriksen survives) and then move the other fixtures back a day or two.
This is most definatley not the case! We shouldn't have been in a position to see how well he received medical attention, if this was indeed the case as I turned off the second I realised this didn't look good as I had my 7 year old child watching, as I bet many others were! The outrage towards the broadcast is important! Many will have been affected by this, as alot of children will have been watching the football unsupervised as I used to as a child!Outrage over TV rules rather than a clear lack of high end medical equipment by the pitch?? Ugh
Are you medically trained out of interest?Ref and Schmeichel were great. I thought the medial and physio staff were really slow to be honest. Expected much much better and CPR should have started sooner.
Looking like he could be okay. Really hope so with no other damage. Come on mate.
Goes along with that picture:
Thankfully he didn’t die and it doesn’t seem he will, tragic accident but this stuff happens in football and we all know about it. Cancelling this EURO would’ve not prevented it and we might, unfortunately, see more of such situations in the future. Surely he was thoroughly checked by the Danish medical stuff before the tournament and the emergency services were on point as it seems. Glad it all seems to end wellNot if he died, and he was (presumably) having a heart attack. Surely Denmark wouldn't play any more, at least. But thankfully it looks good.
That was his own teams 2 medics. The stadium docs and equipment didn't get there for what felt like ages
Whoops I didn’t even notice hah sorry.
(note, I would not have posted this without the positive signs)
Goes along with that picture:
Can everyone stop saying they didn’t have a defibrillator. This how bullshit rumours start. Even more bizarre considering they (ridiculously) showed it being used.
credit to the ref. I thought he noticed pretty quickly, certainly quicker than the players.
Sounds like quite a few broadcasters fecked up, seems like a chain of cock ups starting with UEFA.It IS their coverage. Just because you are using a feed from another broadcast it doesn't mean you can't cut away to something else. Stop giving them excuses for their crummy coverage.
If he's in stable condition, don't see why not?Can't believe they're even thinking of finishing this tonight if that above is true, Uefa/Fifa go really low sometimes.
Pretty sure there's a 2pm in the week that isn't being used so play it then if both players are o.k about it (if Eriksen survives) and then move the other fixtures back a day or two.