Widow
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The point is that every source available says he's stable!!!
If it was bad news I'd agree with you.
Just log off mate, you're having a right mere.
The point is that every source available says he's stable!!!
If it was bad news I'd agree with you.
They successfully revived him whats the problem? The medics involved did a good job. I'm not going to sit here and slate them they literally saved his life today.
It seems likely they weren’t trained in CPR. If so, trying to do it and doing it badly can cause more harm than good. And organisationally it can make sense that team medics aren’t trained in that giving professional doctors are available pitchside. There may be things to be learned from the way things were communicated and the process followed but it seems a bit harsh to criticise them.
This actually could be used as a great teaching moment by public health in Europe and even other countries about the importance of bystander CPR.
We had a young Amish patient in our ICU a couple of years ago after cardiac arrest. After he recovered we went and taught that particular Amish community CPR. We think it may have helped when a similar young person had cardiac arrest last year.
Why's everyone going on about nearly died? The fact is that right now, he's in stable condition.The man just nearly died ffs, if it wasn't against the rules I'd say something more appropriate.
The mood to play? Now where do we draw the line? Someone collapses we abandon, but if someone suffers a double fracture broken leg, we are ok to continue?
Plenty of matches have continued after players suffering very serious multiple fractures, are they not shaken in those cases?
It's everywhere now, so I guess I was too fast with my reaction. I just didn't know how to feel about it.
Puerta was able to walk to the dressing room where he collapsed again. I'm still scared.Does awake mean he's fine?
Like, can he relapse as such or should he be ok now?
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.Of course they did and should be applauded.
But that's not to say cpr couldn't have been started immediately by the 2 team medics that got there initially. It could save someone's else's life.
All in all, thank god he's ok.
Imagine displaying callousness just for meaningless attention.The mood to play? Now where do we draw the line? Someone collapses we abandon, but if someone suffers a double fracture broken leg, we are ok to continue?
Plenty of matches have continued after players suffering very serious multiple fractures, are they not shaken in those cases?
You're not worth the energy.Why's everyone going on about nearly died? The fact is that right now, he's in stable condition.
Why's everyone going on about nearly died? The fact is that right now, he's in stable condition.
Log off mate.Why's everyone going on about nearly died? The fact is that right now, he's in stable condition.
Think you need to log out for a while , not your finest hour in here !!Why's everyone going on about nearly died? The fact is that right now, he's in stable condition.
I think he was dead, and they got him back.Disgraceful post.
these lads were stood next to their mate who was dying.
Well said mate.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.
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.The point is that every source available says he's stable!!!
If it was bad news I'd agree with you.
Which part of what I said isn't true?
I'm not a professinal footballer.
You think nearly watching somebody die is great for somebody's mental state?Why's everyone going on about nearly died? The fact is that right now, he's in stable condition.
I certainly hope for the best for him, but how is rescheduling the game going to help him in anyway?With all due respect mate, someone nearly died out there. Show some compassion ffs.
That’s an understatement to say the least.People say the newbies are bad on here but bloody hell some of the folk who have been on who for decades are something else at times.
Give it a rest mate.I certainly hope for the best for him, but how is rescheduling the game going to help him in anyway?
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.Piss off.
Those very same players will be the first to know that he's in stable condition.
The fact is that he's in as good condition as can be expected right now.
you should clarify who you're talking about. I know who you mean but this post in isolation could be taken out of context.He's doing it for attention now.
Why's everyone going on about nearly died? The fact is that right now, he's in stable condition.
Agreed entirely.. thank god he's OK. Everything else in secondaryWe 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.
If your mate just had a heart attack right in front of you, would you feel like playing football?
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.
Are you honestly for real that you can compare a player getting injured to a double fracture broken leg in comparison to a player receiving CPR?
What we saw today is one of the worst things anyone could ever witness. Would you be in the right frame of mind to continue playing if a teammate of yours nearly lost their life? I doubt it.
You have the freedom to do what you want.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.
If you don't understand the difference between a broken leg and a heart attack there's no point arguing with you.The mood to play? Now where do we draw the line? Someone collapses we abandon, but if someone suffers a double fracture broken leg, we are ok to continue?
Plenty of matches have continued after players suffering very serious multiple fractures, are they not shaken in those cases?
Simon Thorup Kjær
Why's everyone going on about nearly died? The fact is that right now, he's in stable condition.