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All our thoughts are with him, his family and fellow teammates
Luckily, a football pitch is nowadays probably one of the “best” places to have a cardiac arrest with all the well-trained and well-equipped doctors only few meters away. I understand also that a state-of-the-art hospital is located in the same area as the stadium.
What a difference with Marc-Vivien Foe who tragically passed away on the pitch in Lyon back in 2003.
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Nicolas
A very close call for Christian Eriksen last night.
Perhaps some of you where watching the match last night where Christian Eriksen suffered a cardiac arrest on the field during the match against Finland. Luckily Eriksen was brought back to life from a very quick acting medical team. Apparently he is suppo...
Very lucky man... Thankfully the team mates and
medical staff were able to quickly provide assistance. Wish him a speedy recovery and the Danes best wishes for the remaining matches.
Yes, it was verywell done and tough going....
UEFA didnt give them much of a choice though. They where given the option of finishing the match last night or today at 12.00. Laudrup is officially pissed off. His opinion is the match should have been called off and and just be 0/0. I see his point.
My thoughts are with Christian Erickson and his family ...
Life is precious and should never be taken for granted.
Excactly, Fabr. We must also remember Simon Kjær (team capt) who acted promptly in giving first aid assistance.
Apparently he is awake now and able to speak clearly. I guess it means his chances are good
All our thoughts are with him, his family and fellow teammates
Luckily, a football pitch is nowadays probably one of the “best” places to have a cardiac arrest with all the well-trained and well-equipped doctors only few meters away. I understand also that a state-of-the-art hospital is located in the same area as th...
Thank you so much, Nicolas!
Yes you are quite right. Last night proved that the medical setup as well as team spirit of the players worked amazingly. ALso, as you say, the hospital is right next to the stadium. It sadly happens sometimes, like it did to your Marc-Vivien Foe. Out of ...
Where you was when it happen
I was at home. In the garden i sat with a croissant and breads. In that time i thought, give the cat her wet food. I had left the TV on in the living room, and i noticed when i made a cup of coffee, my TV had set to off while i had adjust the eco modus. I...
I am so sorry to hear about your Suzanne.
It must have been dreadful! And the feeling of being incapable. That was exactly what we could witness last night in the faces of the other players formed a circle around Eriksen to shield him but unable to do anything for their friend. Very strong pictur...
I was in shock
The relief was fine. Thanks to the Reuters photographer we could breath again. Christian is ok. The same front name as you.
This is one of those "make sure you hug you loved ones every day before you leave the house for work" moments.
Glad to hear the player is awake and being looked after by the medical team. B
Exactly right. Ive been thinking that all day.
Especially as I have been a bit grumpy this week. Time to put that away and appreciate my loved ones. Yes, it can seem banal but good to be reminded once in a while.
thank you so much, Dirk!
I agree. Perspective is so important! No and then it needs a bit of calibration.
Extremely distressing to see.
It’s amazing how quickly everyone recognized what was going on; huge credit to all the staff and medical professionals. When this same thing happened in the UK several years ago it needed a doctor to come from the crowd and push through security to help (...
Thank you so much for your thoughts, Jay!
I think the professional setup has improved tremendiously and it proved itself well last night. Those involved can be very proud of their reactions.
I may be a Liverpool fan
but I have huge respect for Christian Ericksen as a player and as a person. I was horrified to read when I woke up this morning of what had happened. We always assume professional sportsmen are super fit and expect a lot from them. We tend to forget they ...
Thank you so much, Sham!
Yes, he is a great, great person and hasnt been able to speak to the other players yet, but apparently one of the first things e said was how his team mates are doing? Sadly we see it in these top athletes occactionally, even if they are checked from top...
Would that have been caught by doctors?
I read a statement from one of his former clubs where the doctor in charge had been going through all his former test results last night, after the event. e said everything looked perfect in the annual checkups. There is still no official explanation to w...
I was watching the game....
but I didn't understand, at first, how serious the situation was. I'm glad he came out of it, a bit worse for wear BUT out of it, none the less. Few years ago, during an Italian top league match, I saw the same situation but..unfortunately the player didn...
I didnt get at first either, Sergio but my wife knew instantly...
Its such an unbelivable thing to watch it happing live. I guess we are so used to seing players rolling around in agony that we rarely consider it as something serious. The good news is he has spoken to his team members and seems fine he came back on the...
Indeed it shook me to the core as I was watching it live, when I saw his wife I couldn’t help myself
Life is too short and too fragile I wish him a speedy recovery and that he is back to his family in great health We also need to reflect on this as well, life is too short to live it in negativity , love your family be good to others
Thank you so much, Mo. Wise words and serious reminder.
Yes the pictures of his wife standing on the field whereheart breaking. I think the tv producers should have changed the picture earlier. He died right in front of her and their children. No words for it.
Thank you so much, GM :-)
He is much better today from what I hear on the news. Thank god!
