Christian Eriksen

[easley91]

And Thomas Delaney who called all the players together to shield for the cameras!

Respect to every single one of them. They did the right thing.

On a side note, my heart breaks for Kasper, he was first on scene at Leicester. Seeing two horrific incidents in just a few years, horrible.

 

[smithym]

Not on my watch!!

Bitch please. He’s the new Norton to the Wogan.
Mills is life and I won’t have another word on the subject.

 

[goughie1966]

I'm not a fan of social media but today it has been extremely beneficial and exactly what it should be.....

 

[Reece_Spurs]

Everyone in that ground right now must be so pumped with adrenaline. Makes sense after hearing Eriksen should be alright they'd want to finish the match.

 

[Harryson]

'The medical team did an amazing job'

Former Arsenal and England physiotherapist Gary Lewin, speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "The medical team will have gone into what we call the 'emergency action plan'.

"Every team and stadium has an action plan. The medical team will have tried to stabilise him on the pitch. I have to commend the players, the way they protected him and stood around him, I thought was incredible. It showed amazing team spirit.

"Once the team have stabilised him, they would have got him into the cardiac position as soon as they possibly could. I think that's obviously where he is now. I believe the early reports are he is conscious, so let's cross our fingers.

"The picture of him leaving the ground with oxygen, that's another sign that whatever happened, the action taken by the medical team was very, very quick and very, very efficient.

"All I can say is what an amazing job they all did."

 

[IamSpurtacus]

Yes but jokingly obviously. People don’t arrest around him normally. Sorry, I’m on a bit of a high knowing that Eriksen has every chance of being ok now.

It's OK mate...I was just joshing

 

[SpursTillIDie1882]

I just heard after logging on here, i wasnt watching before, seen a clip on twitter, so sad and sorry to see and hear that, Eriksen is spurs modern great, i hope he is well ASAP!!!!!!

 

[dk-yid]

Respect to every single one of them. They did the right thing.

On a side note, my heart breaks for Kasper, he was first on scene at Leicester. Seeing two horrific incidents in just a few years, horrible.

And one of Eriksens best friends of the pitch.

 

[dtxspurs]

They said on the broadcast here in the USA that Eriksen was able to speak to his teammates over the phone so assuming he encouraged them to play the game.

 

[popstar7]

 

[tooey]

The only positive to come out of the Muamba incident is the increased awareness and planning of such events, Muamba lost his career but as a result will probably save some lives.

I'm not an overly sensitive guy but seeing Eriksen like that had me welling up, so overjoyed that he's stable and awake, not only a magician of a footballer but an articulate and friendly human also.

 

[mil1lion]

Thank god he is ok
I can forgive him for leaving Spurs but I couldn't forgive him if he left earth the silly sod

 

[easley91]

So thankful for the advancement in medical technology and response times. That medical team are heroes.

 

[snakehipsspurs]

What a fucking guy. Love you Christian, get well soon!

 

[bloobs214]

Wishing Christian all the best, everyone, I'm sure, wishes him a speedy recovery.

 

[Original # 10]

That was a horrendous. Felt like one of my family when it was happening.
So glad he seems to be ok. Iconic wall of spirit from Danish lads. ?? For a speedy recovery.

 

[Mattspurs1982]

Simon Kjaer is an absolute hero, his actions may very well have saved his life. I've only just stopped shaking, that was awful, and the BBC should have cut away long before they did. Prayers to Eriksen for a full recovery.

I didn’t see the incident happen, but assume Kjaer was the first player to notice something was horribly wrong?

 

[freeeki]

I didn’t see the incident happen, but assume Kjaer was the first player to notice something was horribly wrong?

No, the medics were on the pitch within seconds.

The players, and the English referee Antony Taylor, all deserve enormous credit.

 

[easley91]

Just crossed my mind how the Belgian Spurs are coping as they're about to play shortly. Lukaku as well.

 

[Gassin's finest]

I didn’t see the incident happen, but assume Kjaer was the first player to notice something was horribly wrong?

Responded first, got him into the recovery position straight away. Vital first aid.