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Fabrice Muamba
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law74
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Hoping the reports about him breathing again are true and that he makes a full recovery, though i am listening to radio 5 live and have heard no confirmation yet.
Hope he makes it.
Hope he makes it.
rickmcfc
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I know that he just collapsed with nobody near him, but was it captured on the TV or not? Not that i want to watch it but maybe it could give some clues as to what happened?
Too tragic for words. I pray for PM but I can only fear the worse.
It's not the time for point scoring, arguments or [almost unbelievably] having a go at scousers.
I thoughts I was having a bad day moaning about business, money, family and a broken washing machine. I feel like a complete idiot now.
As the man said, I'll be giving my kids an extra special hug tonight when they go to bed. My beautiful scouse wife [ex-Koppite] has now cried into the quorn lasagne that she lovingly made for me, but I don't care as I'm not even hungry anymore.
23 is half my age. The second 23 has been the best of my life. Sorry for boring you all but I'm really gutted about this. I can't begin to imagine what his family are feeling. In the religion of my fathers, we come from god and then we go back to god. The bit in the middle is simply a matter of choice and fate. I don't know if that helps but there it is. PM, you are now my brother forever, wherever you are.x
It's not the time for point scoring, arguments or [almost unbelievably] having a go at scousers.
I thoughts I was having a bad day moaning about business, money, family and a broken washing machine. I feel like a complete idiot now.
As the man said, I'll be giving my kids an extra special hug tonight when they go to bed. My beautiful scouse wife [ex-Koppite] has now cried into the quorn lasagne that she lovingly made for me, but I don't care as I'm not even hungry anymore.
23 is half my age. The second 23 has been the best of my life. Sorry for boring you all but I'm really gutted about this. I can't begin to imagine what his family are feeling. In the religion of my fathers, we come from god and then we go back to god. The bit in the middle is simply a matter of choice and fate. I don't know if that helps but there it is. PM, you are now my brother forever, wherever you are.x
BBC have live updates. It's safe to say don't believe anything until its reported here.
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Shadz69
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Horrific to watch only hoping for good news.
Crouchinho said:Not sure how accurate the story is about him breathing again, let's hope he is
Unfortunately his brain going that long without oxygen doesn't look good either
Thoughts with his friends and family
He would have been given constant oxygen mate.
supa-dapa-dan
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Re: Re: Fabrice Muamba
A self confessed bandwagon jumper who wouldn't remember Marc Vivien Foe.Bigga said:Vinjay said:Maybe I should have toned down my earlier comment there's a time and place for brutal honesty.
Lets not use this as an excuse to start a morality argument about the Sun and other media.
As people will tell you, I don't ask for bans, but ever it happened to you, I would gladly applaud it.
Blue Haze
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I'm worried about this too.Crouchinho said:Not sure how accurate the story is about him breathing again, let's hope he is
Unfortunately his brain going that long without oxygen doesn't look good either
Thoughts with his friends and family
Also if a part of the heart is deprived of oxygen this long, it can result in heart failure due to dead muscle tissue.
Doctors are miracle workers these days, though.
Dirty Harry
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mancity1 said:johnmc said:Good work medical staff.
I hope its true and if so here here johnmc, FANTASTIC WORK , its amazing what humans can do for others in times of need.
Been thinking the exact same thing, given the circumstances if the lad pulls through these people must have done an absolutely exceptional job and deserve great praise, just hope it all works out.