It's the Euros 2020! Finals Match Thread: It’s gone to Rome…

[tototoner]

 

[Ghost Hardware]

I hope he makes it through the night

 

[-Afri-Coy-]

 

[Zippy1980]

They've done God's work there.

Gods power in humans

 

[Clark28]

Hopefully he makes a full recover, really puts things in perspective

 

[UncleBuck]

I feel like I could literally be sick. I’m glad I wasn’t watching.

Give me yet another England batting collapse any day of the week

 

[U.S. Spurs Fan]

remember that. he did it twice before the third fatal one. also, he doctor shopped until he found a scumbag who told him he could play.

Yes his condition was clearly documented. He risked it to make NBA. I would hope nowadays that possible cardiac conditions would be picked up with technology. Unfortunately though you just never know.

 

[delawarespur]

Please take care of yourselves everybody. Life is a blessing. I can’t stop crying half way across the world. Prayers to Chris, family, and friends.

 

[isaac94]

Only reason I was really watching was to see how Eriksen played, such a big part of the spurs family

 

[Insomnia]

Come on You legend, survive this, you’re loved around the world, please God keep him safe

 

[spurs mental]

 

[Snarfalicious]

I know he’s not out of the woods completely but the feeling I got instantly thinking he may be okay just really puts things in perspective for me. I went from being worried about if we would have funds to invest in our squad to hoping I didn’t witness one of my favorite players that I have ever watched play for Tottenham die on my TV. In the end, we take for granted what truly is important, not just in football but in life in general, and I know for me at least I hope to be better keeping the things that really are most important at the forefront.

My thoughts continue to be with Christian and his family, and I hope that picture shows he will recover fully.

 

[ardiles]

Gotta be quite close to
Kane
Tripp
Davies
Toby
Vert
As well as Danish team obviously and a number of others so I'd certainly agree if it comes to the worse . Let's hope it doesn't tho

It would also have a negative effect on the Finnish players too. It’s likely to affect everyone connected with the comp and with football, in general.

 

[PrettyColors]

I imagine all of us who have never even met Eriksen were completely losing it and breaking down in tears. For the BBC to show his wife, and the mother of his child like that is one of the most horrific things ever televised.

I would boycott the Euros until they publicly apologized and fired the people responsible.

 

[yankspurs]

Yes his condition was clearly documented. He risked it to make NBA. I would hope nowadays that possible cardiac conditions would be picked up with technology. Unfortunately though you just never know.

I remember Cuttino Mobley was forced to stop playing when they found a heart condition. Think it was found when he was traded to the Knicks if I remember correctly.

 

[Donki]

He is clearly conscious, certainly not out of the woods but getting him resuscitated and sitting up is brilliant news.

 

[Norgie]

That was the worst thing to watch ever, I was watching the game where Muamba went to ground. That was bad but the tv coverage seemed much more intrusive this time. I'm so glad to see the pics of him on that stretcher, please get well Eriksen, my favourite player whilst you were with us.

 

[bomberH]

I’m truly amazed he’s alive. I’m so happy right now yet so frickin’ emotional. He looked dead on impact initially and the medics are absolute fucking heroes.

 

[vavaboom]

What an awful experience for everyone especially for his family. I’m desperately hoping he pulls through.

I couldn’t care what happens in the tournament now so long as he is ok.

 

[TheHoddleWaddle]

The medical staff were immense. He's been brought back from the dead. We have witnessed some first class responding there folks.