Champions League Final | Who’s NOT going to Istanbul?

blueinsa said:
I’m not. 1 week ago today I was speaking to my sisters boy, Tyler 20 years old, organising the trip and at 8.15 the next morning she rings me hysterical at work saying he isn’t breathing. He had suffered a cardiac arrest in bed and it took 3 crews of paramedics, the fire service and the air ambulance doctor over 90 mins of working on him to get him to North Manchester in an induced coma. Between that moment and Wednesday we honestly thought we would be saying goodbye to him, even the doctors didn’t hold out much hope but we got the miracle and he is now awake and talking to us.

It will be a long road to recovery but get well Tyler pal, my nephew and a fellow blue.

Huge thanks to all the first responders and staff at North Manchester who saved the lads life, heroes all of them.
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Fantastic news he has made it and also the efforts from the medical staff.

Scary stuff, football means very little when things like this happen.
 
Me, I went to the Chelsea game but before that I went to the wolves game. I still have 2 season tickets for me and the wife but I won`t be renewing them unfortunately. It`s very sad as I went to my first match in 1957 at the age of 4 with my dad.
I started with Rheumatoid Arthritis in December that quite quickly got worse. It`s now making life quite difficult but I`ll be cheering from my sofa. I`m confident we can beat the rags and Inter. For those that are going, shout your lungs out for me and the wife, have a great time and come back safe.

CTID
 
blueinsa said:
I’m not. 1 week ago today I was speaking to my sisters boy, Tyler 20 years old, organising the trip and at 8.15 the next morning she rings me hysterical at work saying he isn’t breathing. He had suffered a cardiac arrest in bed and it took 3 crews of paramedics, the fire service and the air ambulance doctor over 90 mins of working on him to get him to North Manchester in an induced coma. Between that moment and Wednesday we honestly thought we would be saying goodbye to him, even the doctors didn’t hold out much hope but we got the miracle and he is now awake and talking to us.

It will be a long road to recovery but get well Tyler pal, my nephew and a fellow blue.

Huge thanks to all the first responders and staff at North Manchester who saved the lads life, heroes all of them.
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Praying for a speedy recovery for him!
 
r.soleofsalford said:
Me, I went to the Chelsea game but before that I went to the wolves game. I still have 2 season tickets for me and the wife but I won`t be renewing them unfortunately. It`s very sad as I went to my first match in 1957 at the age of 4 with my dad.
I started with Rheumatoid Arthritis in December that quite quickly got worse. It`s now making life quite difficult but I`ll be cheering from my sofa. I`m confident we can beat the rags and Inter. For those that are going, shout your lungs out for me and the wife, have a great time and come back safe.

CTID
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So sorry to hear this, my Mum has Rheumatoid Arthritis and it is an awful illness. Hope the boys lift both for you!
 
I have been asked to go on a stag do , have my grand children, getting married but putting them all off because I love city more ?????Istanbul Istanbul I am coming Istanbul Istanbul I say:):):)
 
blueinsa said:
I’m not. 1 week ago today I was speaking to my sisters boy, Tyler 20 years old, organising the trip and at 8.15 the next morning she rings me hysterical at work saying he isn’t breathing. He had suffered a cardiac arrest in bed and it took 3 crews of paramedics, the fire service and the air ambulance doctor over 90 mins of working on him to get him to North Manchester in an induced coma. Between that moment and Wednesday we honestly thought we would be saying goodbye to him, even the doctors didn’t hold out much hope but we got the miracle and he is now awake and talking to us.

It will be a long road to recovery but get well Tyler pal, my nephew and a fellow blue.

Huge thanks to all the first responders and staff at North Manchester who saved the lads life, heroes all of them.
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Fucking hell mate that’s terrifying. Hope he makes a full and speedy recovery.
 
blueinsa said:
I’m not. 1 week ago today I was speaking to my sisters boy, Tyler 20 years old, organising the trip and at 8.15 the next morning she rings me hysterical at work saying he isn’t breathing. He had suffered a cardiac arrest in bed and it took 3 crews of paramedics, the fire service and the air ambulance doctor over 90 mins of working on him to get him to North Manchester in an induced coma. Between that moment and Wednesday we honestly thought we would be saying goodbye to him, even the doctors didn’t hold out much hope but we got the miracle and he is now awake and talking to us.

It will be a long road to recovery but get well Tyler pal, my nephew and a fellow blue.

Huge thanks to all the first responders and staff at North Manchester who saved the lads life, heroes all of them.
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Sorry to hear this. Life is so fragile.

Best wishes for a good and speedy recovery.
 
Decided early that the overall cost of going to this CL final were going to be ridiculous! Registered for a ticket code to see where we are in systems. Got nearly 18k points & to date no news. Absolute contempt for fans trying to make all the necessary arrangements. To be honest if it wasn't for the quality of City's football under Pep - I think we'd be looking at calling it a day!!
 
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