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Damn, poor guy.

Hope he recovers.

We obviously won't see him playing again though.

Apparently a Spurs fan who is a cardiologist, ran onto the pitch from the stands to help the medical teams with Muamba.

If true,

If true then that is ridiculous, anyone can claim to be a cardiologist, I hope they didn't take any of his advice.

They just said that on the news so it probably is true.

kyro7 wrote:If true then that is ridiculous, anyone can claim to be a cardiologist, I hope they didn't take any of his advice.

I doubt that.

Why would someone impersonate being a cardiologist in a time and situation like that?

King Carlos wrote:Apparently a Spurs fan who is a cardiologist, ran onto the pitch from the stands to help the medical teams with Muamba.

If true,

That's bollocks.

King Carlos wrote:Apparently a Spurs fan who is a cardiologist, ran onto the pitch from the stands to help the medical teams with Muamba.

If true,

Matters fuck all whether he's a Spurs fan or not, there are more important things to care about in moments like that.

King Carlos wrote:

kyro7 wrote:If true then that is ridiculous, anyone can claim to be a cardiologist, I hope they didn't take any of his advice.

I doubt that.

Why would someone impersonate being a cardiologist in a time and situation like that?

There are some sick people that do sick things in this world, why would someone rape a child? I don't know man, but they do.

Happened on the half way line, yes? How would the guy be able to tell he was having a heart attack from far far away in the stands?

kyro7 wrote:

King Carlos wrote:

kyro7 wrote:If true then that is ridiculous, anyone can claim to be a cardiologist, I hope they didn't take any of his advice.

I doubt that.

Why would someone impersonate being a cardiologist in a time and situation like that?

There are some sick people that do sick things in this world, why would someone rape a child? I don't know man, but they do.

Seems unlikely that a guy would pretend to be a cardiologist to fuck with Muamba in front of 35,000 people.

Zzonked wrote:

kyro7 wrote:

King Carlos wrote:

kyro7 wrote:If true then that is ridiculous, anyone can claim to be a cardiologist, I hope they didn't take any of his advice.

I doubt that.

Why would someone impersonate being a cardiologist in a time and situation like that?

There are some sick people that do sick things in this world, why would someone rape a child? I don't know man, but they do.

Seems unlikely that a guy would pretend to be a cardiologist to fuck with Muamba in front of 35,000 people.

Seems unlikely yes, I still would not take someone's word when taking advice on a man in critical condition.

Yeah I'm with Kyro on this one, some crazy people out there.

I'd be more inclined to let the medical staff on duty deal with Muamba rather than some random fan.

What if the advice could have saved his life? He'd be dead because of some random mistrust for no real reason other that 'there are bad people in the world'. Just seems stupid to me.

They do have paramedics at games.

I get what you are saying though.

Seen the tweets from the guy who supposedly ran on, and he says that he tried to go on the pitch and help but he wasn't able to get near to Muamba cause there were already 6 or 7 medical staff working with him.

Zzonked wrote:What if the advice could have saved his life? He'd be dead because of some random mistrust for no real reason other that 'there are bad people in the world'. Just seems stupid to me.

Yah and how hard would it be for him to prove he is a doctor anyway?

Zzonked wrote:What if the advice could have saved his life? He'd be dead because of some random mistrust for no real reason other that 'there are bad people in the world'. Just seems stupid to me.

Just seems naive to me.

I doubt they would take his advice, surely the medical staff would know what to do as the basics, and did all they could do until he went to hospital, what more could standard cpr do than what a cardiologist could do?

Lus Suarez wrote:

Zzonked wrote:What if the advice could have saved his life? He'd be dead because of some random mistrust for no real reason other that 'there are bad people in the world'. Just seems stupid to me.

Yah and how hard would it be for him to prove he is a doctor anyway?

Good point.

Generally just produce an ID from a wallet.

I guess it depends what "stable" means in Europe. Over here usually one does not recieve that condition unless it is fairly certain they will survive.

Weather130 wrote:I guess it depends what "stable" means in Europe. Over here usually one does not recieve that condition unless it is fairly certain they will survive.

I've been watching a lot of House (so I am in no way an expert ) but I see the term used whenever someone's condition is 'stable' when their vitals are stable and not currently crashing. Not when someone is on their way to recover etc.

I can see the confusion though, the news and media often just states so and so are in stable condition and nothing more.

I thought being stable is how Polska described it. It doesn't mean he is on his way to recovery yet.

Have a feeling I'll wake up tomorrow to news that he died in hospital overnight

Billy Davies wrote:Have a feeling I'll wake up tomorrow to news that he died in hospital overnight

Let's hope not.

Words can't describe how bad we feel right now, So I'm just going to wish him the best of luck and hope that he recovers.

Zzonked wrote:

Lus Suarez wrote:Yah and how hard would it be for him to prove he is a doctor anyway?

Good point.

Generally just produce an ID from a wallet.

It can go both ways. Then if he killed Muamba they would be wanting the heads of everyone who allowed him to get to the player or took his advice.

Either way... I'm pretty sure the medical staff and paramedics are trained well enough to know if someone was giving them stupid advice.

Phadunkin Donuts wrote:

Zzonked wrote:

Lus Suarez wrote:Yah and how hard would it be for him to prove he is a doctor anyway?

Good point.

Generally just produce an ID from a wallet.

It can go both ways. Then if he killed Muamba they would be wanting the heads of everyone who allowed him to get to the player or took his advice.

Yes, but I'd say it's much more likely he's a concerned cardiologist than a madman opportunist murderer with balls of steel that allow him to go onto a pitch infront of 35k people and commit his crime.

Can somebody link me to the guys twitter?