I agree with everything you’ve wrote. But I do think they’re over played. The nations league, extra champions league games, 39 game premier league season, meaningless international friendlies. I know the 39 game prem season never happened, but it was still a thought from the people running football.I mean that's an incredibly stupid attempt to link a tragic event to a political fight between players and unions.
Christian Eriksen hasn't been over played, he's barely got off the bench for Inter Milan. 1600 minutes all season.
It's not to do with being overplayed, it's (almost always) a congenital heart defect that's almost impossible to detect - Eriksen like ever other Premier League player would have had heart screenings every preseason since Fabrice Muamba collapsed in 2012.
Not a thread for arguments take it to DM.
Same mate. It was either really good news or really bad and it was hard to see good news at that point.I feared the worst when they stopped cpr and then surrounded him with flags.
Really thought he’d gone.
So a miracle he’s awake.
Download a metronome app it gives you the correct beats to do cpr to as wellIf you’ve got a smartphone download an app that shows you where the nearest defibrillators are.
They are free and might help save a life.
No.Wouldn't be giving CPR for a stroke would they?
I think if his condition was still critical it'd be inappropriate to go ahead, but since he's been confirmed as stable, I don't think it's necessary to postpone the game.
I didn’t like them cutting to his wife, but I was quite interested to see how they treated him. I am a nosey bastard thoughCan’t agree with this at all. The shots were all absolutely deliberate including close ups of his crying wife, CPR and a defibrillator in use. The BBC should have cut to the studio as soon as it was apparent something was wrong. This was not a sequence events to be broadcast or commentated over.
You seriously picking up on a typo on this thread?