Woah youtube

Look, more people just randomly collapsing. Nothing to see here, no connections to any recent events, we promise. Start noticing what is going on around you people. Don't let them distract you with bread and circuses.

Joined 51 years ago????

@@dave4342 its the official youtube lol

@@dave4342 yes

Thank you Mike, certainly put a lot of things into perspective. I go to a lot of games alone and to know there’s football fans/players alike who will be there for you and do their upmost to help you in crisis situations is a really reassuring and warm feeling.

@@stuntpeggnieve Al habibi your address pls

Didn't touch on human rights abuses and the beheading and dismembering of journalists, which is at least as pressing an issue as that of defibrillators

@@kronicturbo8327 exactly my feelings totally this regime should never of been allowed to buy a programme let alone the club

Did themselves proud. The Justin Edinburgh Foundation sets such a wonderful example and is exactly why I’ve become so passionate about defibrillators and eduction on using them, in sports clubs and in grassroots football, and parks, and schools, and so on. We have to keep doing more in this country.

Very interesting

She is rich

well said, she is one of us

She's better than Preece, Alcott and Ornstien

@@stugreenhouse6680 And Thogden who tried to use the guy fainting as a title

I think she's already done a few bits for some of the large companies.

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Thank you very much Stephen, it really does mean a lot. It’s certainly been an eye opener today. We had a defibrillator installed at my local park, it was community funded through fundraisers, it’s a working class town but everyone mucked in, within 2 days it was broken into and destroyed by youngsters. We have to get education programmes in schools to not just teach young people what they need to do but just how vital it is for our safety. For this to happen so soon after it just made me feel a strange feeling today, but I also felt really proud of the supporters who helped and the sheer compassion that has saved this woman’s life. It makes me feel a lot safer, when I travel to games on my own. Thank you again for your kind words.

@@stuntpeggnieve absolutely, the way to solve these long term is to educate future generations on why they're needed, and also to train them on how to use them as part of day to day life, because as we saw at the game, you never know when they could be needed. It's definitely an issue here in Newcastle, I remember when I went to school we never had CPR training or anything, we only learnt about it from a science perspective, I had to train myself, and it shouldn't be that way. I'm sure there's similar issues elsewhere in the country. Petitions and working with charities who specialise in this is something we all need to pay attention to in our communities and get involved with where possible, something I certainly want to do, especially after the Euros and indeed after the game.

You’re right, thankfully every stadium in the football leagues have defibrillators thankfully, and so I do believe we are best equipped to deal with these crisis situations at the football, and with more and more donations to grassroots that’s great. I now think training and donating defibrillators to local parks, sports clubs etc is essential to get that 1 in 10 survival rate where it should be. Follow by Denmark’s example.

It was dire after they scored let’s be honest

It was an awful performance but the day was about new ownership. The result was irrelevant. Bruce and Charnley out tho

Cheers pablo lad

Especially when these heart attacks are so frequent now

lmao

Thank you! 🇳🇱🧡

Thank you very much!

I was exactly the same. I did the ‘Introduction to First Aid in Football’ course which you can find online, it’s provided by the FA. You can then also do the level 2 that looks at emergency first aid in football. It’s really helpful, and done in a very easy format. Thank you very much by the way.

Thank you Steve, appreciate it.

Yes Unlike Thogden Who Just Sat There And Recorded The Whole thing

@@officiallotus_user6799 I haven't seen his coverage

What’s the YNWA sh*t for ????

@@bluecheese4877 means you never walk alone they being nice

RIP Iain Purslow. So sad, but immensely proud of how sensitive and generous Bolton and Cheltenham have both been. And the wider footballing world. Thank you for leaving this comment, very kind of you.

@@stuntpeggnieve agreed. Both clubs should be proud of their supporters and staff. Out of the hundreds of games I’ve been to, Saturday will stay with me

Thank you 😊

@@stuntpeggnieve Nieve Pegg, is this the interesting video, that you were having an argument about, in one of your last videos, saying to somebody "you or he can't be at Newcastle" because if so, you have got to keep saying to yourself, "what is my job?". Thank you for another enjoyable sporty video. Always my would be northern friend, and I hope both England AND Italy, along with Wales, qualify for the next World Cup. It is Qatar the host country, and Gibraltar, the two national teams whom I feel sorry for, the most, as they have been thrashed by Netherlands and Portugal, between them.

I dont understand?

@@danielfleming9367 he’s tryna be funny

He’s fine don’t worry.

Aslong as he/she is fine and healthy thats the main thing

Thank you so much Pedro 🇬🇹💙

I’m hearing she is responsive and doing well in hospital which is brilliant. Thank you very much.