Denmark v Finland: GROUP B

Originally Posted by silv

Arse. Seen.

Wenger

Originally Posted by armchair

https://twitter.com/Donny_beek6/stat...76015453798409

Didn’t something similar happen to one of his mates at Ajax?

Heard that’s why he wears the number he does (forgot his squad number because of how little he played )

Originally Posted by Coracao

Hope someone has checked on Jez, lad might still be crying.

Had an emotional few days pal

Originally Posted by ScarFace

Ole would have tried to keep Eriksen on the pitch.

Originally Posted by Pop

Could have stuck him on the ground behind a five man wall before an opposition free kick tbf.

Now THATS funny

Originally Posted by ScarFace

Ole would have tried to keep Eriksen on the pitch.

£#%&!ing hell

Glendenning update (I’m not making these up)

Thank you. It’s been a strange evening, dear Reader. Thanks for all your kind messages and Tweets, enquiring after my welfare and providing welcome translations. I am absolutely fine but as much as I’d love to make this all about me, I don’t think it would be appropriate.

Originally Posted by AK14

Didn’t something similar happen to one of his mates at Ajax?

Heard that’s why he wears the number he does (forgot his squad number because of how little he played )

Yes, nouri....
34 by the way...

Originally Posted by Chris Quayd

Glendenning update (I’m not making these up)

Thank you. It’s been a strange evening, dear Reader. Thanks for all your kind messages and Tweets, enquiring after my welfare and providing welcome translations. I am absolutely fine but as much as I’d love to make this all about me, I don’t think it would be appropriate.

Originally Posted by Chris Quayd

Glendenning update (I’m not making these up)

Thank you. It’s been a strange evening, dear Reader. Thanks for all your kind messages and Tweets, enquiring after my welfare and providing welcome translations. I am absolutely fine but as much as I’d love to make this all about me, I don’t think it would be appropriate.

Originally Posted by Chris Quayd

Glendenning update (I’m not making these up)

Thank you. It’s been a strange evening, dear Reader. Thanks for all your kind messages and Tweets, enquiring after my welfare and providing welcome translations. I am absolutely fine but as much as I’d love to make this all about me, I don’t think it would be appropriate.

£#%&!ing hell, i'm not having that.

£#%&!ing hell it’s actually real

Originally Posted by Bunker Buster

Yes, nouri....
34 by the way...

Yep, poor lad suffered brain damage that left him unable to play football just like Phil Jones

Originally Posted by Patty_b

I think Muamba was out for a long time as well, he did have a heart specialist from the crowd almost immediately with him though. Hoping they have the same sort of medical care available at the grounds.

God I hope they can bring him round. That's f***ing awful.

According to Mumaba's wiki he retired following his Cardiac arrest: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fabrice_Muamba

Originally Posted by Ethers

£#%&!ing hell it’s actually real

£#%&! off. No way. Surely?

Originally Posted by Bunker Buster

Why why why did I watch this today

Physically been sick.

no you haven't, ffs

Originally Posted by ScarFace

Ole would have tried to keep Eriksen on the pitch.

ffs

glad he seems to be okay

Originally Posted by MrBishi

Yep, poor lad suffered brain damage that left him unable to play football just like Phil Jones

Harsh on beekers

Brain damage has never stopped Robbie Savage either playing or commentating, tbh.

Originally Posted by red in cumbria

Brain damage has never stopped Robbie Savage either playing or commentating, tbh.

To have brain damage, you have to be born with a brain in the first £#%&!ing place.

I can't dislike Savage, he's a wally (like that other one that's on tv occasionally) but he sort of amuses me.

According to a report on the BBC, he was breathing at first, but then stopped.

Denmark team doctor Martin Boesen spoke in a post-match news conference and explained how the events unfolded.

"It was clear he was unconscious," he said.

"When I got to him he was on his side, he was breathing, I could feel a pulse, but suddenly that changed and we started to give him CPR.

"The help came really fast from the medical team and the rest of the staff with their co-operation, and we did what we had to do and managed to get Christian back. He spoke to me before he was taken to hospital."


https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/57457388