That would be nice, but I can't see it happening
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Fabrice Muamba
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That would be nice, but I can't see it happening
Maybe a % of the profits could go to the BHF or the hospital in Bethnal Green? I reckon we will hear something along those lines.
Very powerful interviews hearing from both the Bolton doctor and the cardiologist who ran from the crowd. Along with the paramedics involved they all deserve to be recognised in front of the fans on Tuesday so everyone can show appreciation for the job they did on Muamba, and what they do every day. True heroes!
Totally agree would be a great gesture.
Spaceman
Ruel Fox
yep
NovTHFC
Helder Postiga
Bullet
Luka Modric
A cardiologist ran onto the pitch
His colleague was also at the game independently and met him at the ambulance and said "Andrew is that you?!"
See BOTH videos here, great stuff
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/17460781
His colleague was also at the game independently and met him at the ambulance and said "Andrew is that you?!"
See BOTH videos here, great stuff
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/17460781
Lily White
Clive Wilson
Took my daughter to Taekwondo tonight and 20 minutes in an 18 year old lad just fell to the floor and it looked like he was fitting. It was if Saturday was replaying in front of my eyes. Luckily he suddenly just stood up and said he was fine (think he overheated and passed out). But it really shook me up, things are still a bit raw I think.
Amazing that Muamba had no heartbeat for 78 minutes and not only is he alive but seems to be making some great steps in his recovery. The doctors, other professionals and modern medicine are just marvellous.
Amazing that Muamba had no heartbeat for 78 minutes and not only is he alive but seems to be making some great steps in his recovery. The doctors, other professionals and modern medicine are just marvellous.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Would be nice if the Bolton fans fill their ground on saturday against Blackburn rather than the usual pathetic turnout..
paxtonwolf
John White
I think there is a really good chance of a full house. The fact it is their 'derby' game will help too
Millsy_Yiddo
Naybet
I don't think the quote should be taken quite so literally, hense the use of the words in effect and the ' marks in all the headlines.
My girlfriend is a nurse who trained in the cardiology dept in Liverpool. Apparently it's one of the best in europe. She said its pretty much a miricle if his heart truely had stopped for 78 minutes, but she thought in order to survive it must have intermittently started and stopped again at some point.
Amazed me the number of 20-30 year olds she treated during her 3 years there too, far more common than you would think.
Wriggly
Banned
Regardless of what the heart does, or what they do to keep the flow of blood carrying oxygen arround the body. Your only dead when your brain is dead which in essence is starved of oxygen. There is no way on this planet you can be brain dead for 78 mins then wake up and chat away.
Robbo
Les Ferdinand
Bad taste joke alert:
Good it didn't happen to Jan Venegoor of Hessellink!
/Bad taste joke
But seriously, the way football has responded to Muamba's incident has been nothing short of excellent. Not only Bolton and us, it's really heartwarming to see the care and empathy from the entire football community. Makes me proud to be a football fan again. And that stadion tribute on the photo is amazing.
