Just log off mate, you're having a right mere.
Day 2: Wales vs Switzerland | Denmark vs Finland | Belgium vs Russia
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You can always do better. I want the best for the players.
If they aren't trained then that's something the Danish FA need to look at as its piss poor.
Agreed. Hopefully lessons learned.
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Why's everyone going on about nearly died? The fact is that right now, he's in stable condition.
People say the newbies are bad on here but bloody hell some of the folk who have been on here for decades are something else at times.
Drawing the line at a life threatening event on the pitch seems pretty straightforward. The fact he didn’t die doesn’t change the fact it was life threatening. Arguing the point is a bit of a dick move regardless of your personal views, given the obvious impact it had on the people you’re arguing with. Just basic empathy.
I felt the same. It is good to reassure people but it’s also a continuation of the invasive “journalism”. Hard to strike the right balance there given the intentions are good but the actions are questionable.
Puerta was able to walk to the dressing room where he collapsed again. I'm still scared.
We don't have enough information to determine whether he still had a pulse when the team doctors got to him to be fair. We're literally all guessing at the moment. The important thing is he got the help he required and his life was saved. Credit to everyone involved.
Imagine displaying callousness just for meaningless attention.
You're not worth the energy.
ive reported you, and requested you are banned. I don’t care if people think that’s an overreaction, but I think your posts are an absolute disgrace.
Log off mate.
Think you need to log out for a while , not your finest hour in here !!
I think he was dead, and they got him back.
When they zoomed in on his face he looked, dead.
It was shocking shocking footage
Well said mate.
I'd say a good line to draw a cancel or postponement at is if someone's heart or breathing stops on the field of play. That seems like a reasonable place to draw a line in the sand.
You're right. Professional footballers are paid too much to have empathy towards a dying teammate and friend. You just wind them up, stick on some grass and watch them go.
I really don't know what kind of point you're trying to make.
You think nearly watching somebody die is great for somebody's mental state?
I certainly hope for the best for him, but how is rescheduling the game going to help him in anyway?
That’s an understatement to say the least.
Give it a rest mate.
Sadly, I had similar situation with my father. He is ok now, but he must be ok in a day or two
As for the medical tests, sometimes these things are impossible to detect
As for the medical tests, sometimes these things are impossible to detect
I was going to reply to that post but decided that I did want to give the post the attention, so I thought I would add a +1 to your post.
He's doing it for attention now.
I’m literally lost for words with some of your posts
You honestly cannot be for real that both sets of players will be fine to go out there right now to a play a football game when someone almost lost their life.
you should clarify who you're talking about. I know who you mean but this post in isolation could be taken out of context.
What is wrong with you that you can't relate to how the Danish players will be feeling right now? Can't you put yourself in their shoes and imagine watching someone close to you collapse and receive CPR then imagine being asked to go back to work an hour later?
Agreed entirely.. thank god he's OK. Everything else in secondary
They've got to cancel the game and move it to another time.
Don't think he understands how massively that can affect someone.
In university, I had the terrible experience of having a friend of mine collapse on the field, everyone froze and didn't know what to do, I tried my best to do CPR, but it took AGES for any proper medical personnel to get there, so I just kept doing CPR with another friend, until the medics came but sadly, what we didn't know at the time, was that it was too late, he didn't make it.
Seeing this tonight, just unearthed all that emotion and experience.That was one of the worst experiences in my life, and to this day there is a certain smell and images that triggers the memory of that day and giving him CPR that I can never forget.
I couldn't go back to the pitch for the rest of that year and had to have extensive counselling before I could even step on it and play football again.
Stadium announcer says Eriksen's condition is stable but match hasn't officially been cancelled yet.
The Danish FA had someone trained in CPR. They saved his life. Perhaps the right people weren’t brought in at the right time but describing that as piss poor is clearly misguided.
the crowd chanting his name is giving me chills. Finland fans shouting Christian while the Denmark fans shout Eriksen.
I completely missed all of this by being out in the garden. Holy shit, thank feck he seems ok.
Think players should be given the night to rest and come back a bit more mentally fresh tomorrow and finish the remaining 50 minutes sometime on Sunday.
That seems the common sense option to me given the better news in last half hour with his condition. A few will probably want to go visit him in hospital tonight aswell rather than finishing off the game.
You have the freedom to do what you want.
I have never blocked anybody on here is 13 years , this past hour I have come very very close !!
If you don't understand the difference between a broken leg and a heart attack there's no point arguing with you.
Don't support any teams he plays for but, my captain!
You’re a special type of self-centred cnut, aren’t you? You do understand that when it was happening, none of us knew he was going to be ok, especially those around him. That shock and scare doesn’t randomly go away because he is “stable” now.
Going on and on about “drawing a line”. No one gives a shit about your hypothetical line right now, and the game altogether is a secondary concern for most normal humans.