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@@watchandsprayhe put Eriksen in the recovery position and made sure he didn’t swallow his tongue, before consulting and comforting eriksen’s wife.

@@archiewall124 In the bedroom. Leading like JT himself!! But jokes aside, top bloke to think of everything other than himself or the team!

@@KOBKStreak Hahaha don't worry mate I liked your joke even if no one else did

@@archiewall124 Exactly

There will be more uefa have pushed player limits with many games in short space of time

This is very likely unrelated to the heavier schedule. Knee jerk reactions don’t help.

@@Mike-cd4qg I say because these elite players are being pushed beyond limits with games that can cause it. For example , erikson played a lot this year and is just overwhelming for the brain and heart to play at this intensity constantly

@@lucasdunn1147 I really think there's something more to it. It has happened to too many football players now, Davide had it in his sleep and died...this young player Nouri had it, and with devastating concequences. There are loads of athletes training even harder than a fotball player and with a crazy pace and they never suffer from cardiac arrest? Same is with ALS, lots of fotball players get it (after they retired, as it takes time for it to develop) Could it be something they are exposed to? It has been speculations regarding ALS, that there is something they spray the pitch with, to get it in the best condition.

The medics did help, but so did God

And a brilliant leader

Kimpembe is better

@@Simon-io6xr now I really think about it he really isn't

fabrice got so much racist insults when he was laying in hospitl bed.

@@PHlophe yeah I remember, so sad

@Nihal yeah

@@PHlophe and people boo footballers taking the knee precisely over this sort of abuse.

That's called genetics my friend same as a person drinking for 50 years has no or little liver problem with same person on crihoss with hardly a decade of drinking

One reason could be elite athletes heart rate is less than 40 BPM so they basically can survive low heart rate or zero heart rate body adapted whole someone like us with 70 heart rate will be dead

@@zubin081 Interesting comments. I know exercise causes cardiac muscle hypertrophy which results in increased stroke volume (SV) and ejection fraction. This of course leads to reduction in heart rate due to adequate peripheral tissue oxygenation from the increased SV. However, in patients with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy the hypertrophy effect from exercise will further exacerbate and accelerate the disease process. Of course many factors will dictate the outcome of the patient. Including the patient's baseline condition, the reversibility of the cause of the arrest, the latency to starting CPR, the quality of CPR, and the availability and expertise in ECMO..

@@zubin081 IDK. There must be another reason. The heart not beating on itself may not a big problem for most organ and our body part. But the brain which need constant oxygen supply from blood would be the major problem. Permanent brain damage would occur after 4 minutes without oxygen, and after 10 minutes, the patient would be a brain dead. So even if the medic could restarted the heart, it's likely the patient couldn't awake and they'll be in a persistent vegetative state. So far, someone who could survive and recover without major damage and long-lasting neuro/brain damage after stopped breathing for a prolonged time usually is coming from someone burried in the ice, or drowned in very cold water. It's theorized that the reason is the very cold temperature, often sub-zero, significantly slowed the metabolism and helped the brain to get minimal damage from the lack of oxygen on a prolonged time. There must be another reason why Muamba could survive this. It's an amazing and sort of miracle, sure. But i really can't fathom how he can survive without oxygen supply to his brain for more than an hour, in a normal temperature. There must be something else, maybe the heart not entirely stopped, just going into erratic rhytm with a very low pulse.

@@zubin081 Just watched the interview and more detail of this. He got CPR immediately on the pitch, and the doctor doing a cardiac massage all the way to the hospital while clearing his airway. This effectively acted as artificial blood circulation, and his brain did indeed got the oxygen needed for the duration when his heart stopped beating. So i guess that answer why he's still survived even after his heart stopped beating for 78 minutes.

God is the ultimate miracle WORKER

@@kelechikevin1187 don’t say that was gods work it takes away how well the the medical staff did

@@dylanprice5397 God decides if he’s gonna be alive or not

Sure only God is

@@dylanprice5397 I didn't say 'gods' but God and the medics are nothing without God. A Watchman watches in vain if God is not watching over us.

@@Avgeek1564 just because its obvious doesn't mean it shouldn't be credited

seriously you are right. He literally asked "what memories brings back watching him' fabrice(like a legend):' oh god'

Journalists have no souls

Never bring back old wounds. I would never talk to a journalist.

Very true, but remember Fabrice had to accept this interview knowing full well what would have been asked, regarding what had just happened.

You have to remember he is in a rare group that can explain what this is like its so rare

Brilliant comment mate 👏

Daley even considered not continuing the Euro games after Eriksen's incident. It's an eye opener to all, there have been a lot of young healthy people who worked out, ate well and all that but still they had collapsed suddenly and died.

@@CiroNero i didn't know that but it's understandable given the circumstances & exactly look at marc vivian foe & i'm sure theres been a few players from europe that it's unfortunately happened to

@@andrewstenning7713 Yeah Foe's incident was the made athletes' health being talked about more seriously if I remember correctly. Been a while back that one. I was still in high school when it happened.

@@CiroNero so was i, it hit home because it shows how a life can be gone in an instant, i had to console a mate who was a city fan & foe was his favourite player but like i said eriksens playing career is over which is sad but he'll stay in the game & i'll miss watching him play as he was a truly gifted player

Need more defibrillators

its been a decade

@@PHlophe It doesn't matter how long it's been. He looks very healthy, and there are people that relapse after suffering cardiac arrest.

Not the nhs thats uk only my g

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What ??

@Soha Saghazadeh mate what😭

Unfortunately it don't be like that homie

dont think anyone would be against it but it would never happen unfortuantely todays world is all focused on competition

is this a participation competition? 😩😂 Even eriksen wouldn’t want that

@@josholivares8475 If Eriksen doesn't want that, sure. I'm not suggesting forcing him to do so. But I think we can alter the way we understand the concept of competition. Instead of thinking about competition as a goal, considering it as a mean for achieving joy for yourself and others. Erikson lifting the trophy, is a gesture of what matters most and how we can, especially in light of an epidemic, change our attitude toward others, celebrating life, instead of trying to be the last one standing.

Maybe. My assumption is that COVID fucked with his heart.

@@VolKNo0 I hope it's due to covid related because it means that it is temporary. If it's genetic then we may never see him as a player anymore 😞

We won’t see him again, no company will insure him to play and if it was to happen again and a club has cleared him to play they will have neglected his well-being

It'd heartbreaking for us fans, but it's the best for him, trust me il get PTSD watching him even run rn, let alone when he's dribbling and gets slide tackled, if at all he retires, I hope he becomes this world class pundit or becomes a coach, cause trust me, you really can't take football from any footballer.

At least he got this far into it, had the career he's had - boy done good. Local Euro's are just a bad omen for our team, '92 wasn't all smiles and glory either. Not that we'll be winning this one lol but the man is alive!

More matches, less rest. Their bodies get exhausted because they don’t get any rest anymore. UEFA needs to limit their games tbh

Champions league new format more game's in that might aswell be the super league . I didn't even watch my nation play today while tney are dressing up taken the knee i took the kids a fair instead more enjoyable & less nerv reckening than watching England play .

@Ben Buckley Yes, and Davide (Italian player) died in his sleep from cardiac arrest, prior to a match. This young dutch player, Nouri, got it on the pitch and now is totally disable. The list is long with less famous players, and I think it's beyond strange they do not connect the dots. There are loads of athletes in other sports, traing just as hard and they never get cardiac arrest. A lot of fotball players also get ALS when retired, it has been speculations of if it's something they are exposed to, such as chemicals used to make the pitch in good condition. Something IS wrong and I think the future will tell us it was something in their inviorment.

@Alice W They should not just blame it on the enviroment though , not a isolated thing to make anyone think like that . I said chemical my first thought was that , i actualy haven't watched any live football since 2018 so was looking forward to the euros and that happened & worse the bbc showed it all & only issued a petty sorry should be sued & taken for £'s only think capita talk after all

Miklos Feher too

Giedris, it feels like a minute it was almost 10 years ago.

I think it was slightly just before he started playing for Spurs

He arrived at Spurs about 17 months later.

@@gustaaf1892 thank you. England fan but I completely hope for all the best for Eriksen, and I hope he can play again

Yea its true

Fabrice's cardiac arrest story is really incredible. To survive a cardiac arrest outside of a hospital is already around 11% or something like that. For him to not only be resuscitated after 78 minutes but also have few long term health impacts is almost unheard of. He received reaaalllly good cpr.

@@boohoo98 The percentage must be a lot higher if it happens on a professional football pitch tho, since there are medics ready all the time

@@TheSebjons I think you're right that it is a bit higher for them. But sadly tragedies do still happen like with Marc-Viven Foe and Patrick Ekeng. Even if they survive, as with Abdelhak Nouri, who was only 20 at the time of his cardiac arrest, they can suffer irreversible devastating brain damage.

Nope I don't think he should its sad but health comes first.

Daley Blind is currently playing at a high level with heart trouble so it’s not impossible

@@ronj9933 everyone is not the same.

We need to wait to see what medical experts determine, but if there is any risk at all he would be crazy to push the envelope. He has made his many millions and is still under contract at Inter until 2024. By that time he will be 32 and a half. I'm sure Inter have insurance that will take care of his salary until then.

Better not.....Its too risky tbh.......

Most people watching wouldn't know otherwise why he specifically is being interviewed. He was respectful at least.

@@edthe2nd they could have had a voice over explaining what had happened for the viewers, they didn't need to specifically ask him

That's funny but you're a damn fool for that😂

He most likely pushed his body past the point really hope he recovers fully

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@@itouchdeadpigeons isn’t it euro 2021?

2020

Basically seemed a waste of money to change it

If u are Scottish i bet u still remember Philip O'Donnell

Dembeles was different that was a heat issue he passed out and seconds later woke up eriksen died

lol

@@KR-mm4el o yeah

Stop with the groundless conspiracy theories. You don't know anything about it.

@@TLGProduktions yeah yeah. Theory. 🤮🤮🤮 geoingenering every day and vax as a gmo bioingenering. 🐑🐑💉🐑🐑

@@twatch22 yes yes,true. Haha nonsense. All sportsmans in EU20 or most of them is 💉🐑💉 but doctors must lie. One of problems couse of 💉 is heartproblem & disease

Your old fashion being racist is dirty get lost