And you're saying you need a strong stomach to watch that? It last two seconds and he's hardly shaking or 'having a fit'.easley91 wrote:Check the youtube link that was posted, he has a second or two of what looks like a fit and shaking while being turned over.Jord wrote:I watched the whole thing on ESPN. There's no moment like this.
It looked to me like he was shaking having a fit, and it was disturbing for me to watch even for those two seconds. Whatever it was, it didn't look good.Jord wrote:And you're saying you need a strong stomach to watch that? It last two seconds and he's hardly shaking or 'having a fit'.easley91 wrote:Check the youtube link that was posted, he has a second or two of what looks like a fit and shaking while being turned over.
When you have a heart attack you don't suffer epilepsy. You freeze and struggle as you fail to catch breath and then your bodily functions fail to work.
Put as much oxygen into the lungs as you want(actually don't due that, oxygen is poisonousGrenade wrote:He was being force fed oxygen the whole way through. The only time he didn't have it was when he collapsed on the pitch.Lus Suarez wrote:Great news that he is stable, but like I said in the other two threads, you do not go that long without oxygen to the brain and not experience some level of brain damage.
) but if his heart wasn't pumping blood, having a respirator or a tube in your lungs does nothing.There only should have been a need to pump oxygen into his lungs if he couldn't physically breath (lung failure or throat closing up) and I assume that didn't happen as it was his heart and I assume what most people saw was a respirator on his mouth.Jord wrote:Also I doubt the medical staff would of jumped to the oxygen straight away. Obviously they would of tried CPR or a defibrillator first.
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horrible to see these kinds of things happen, I myself just returned from the hospital, broke my arm in football training of course that's not anywhere near as bad as what happened to him but I'm just saying that it's so sad that these things happen in football, or anywhere. 
Yet?Andy wrote:At least he hasn't died yet.
Billy Davies wrote:Apparently he's just died.
Either that or it's sick rumours
Barton wrote:According to a cardiologist on SSN it's more likely it was a cardaic arrest than a heart attack, which is basically involves a muscle problem with his heart.
Although relatively few studies have addressed the long term psychological effects of surviving a cardiac arrest, the research that has been carried out has demonstrated that most cardiac arrest survivors have enjoyed a good overall quality of life but may suffer from a degree of cognitive and emotional impairments.
CollieBuddz wrote:Why couldn't it have been Downing?
CollieBuddz wrote:Why couldn't it have been Downing?
cunt.CollieBuddz wrote:Why couldn't it have been Downing?
CuntCollieBuddz wrote:Why couldn't it have been Downing?
Pippo wrote:Someone said that he died and it was breaking on the BBC.
Sick rumours or is it true?
