Spurs tweet re. Christian Eriksen

[giogaddi]

This is great to see

https://twitter.com/x/status/1404696993109270534

 

[OohAhHuistra]

Great to see, was a frightening thing seeing that happening to him

 

[Truffle Shuffle]

Good man, the medical team did amazing work.

This has a positive effect of shining a light on the potential risks as well, the Vets over 35's team I play for have just now purchased a Defibrillator for pitch side, which is very very welcome. If this can happen to a supremely fit 29 year old, us oldies have to have a little more concern.

 

[TinoWatp]

So so so glad he's still with us and on the mend. Safe recovery Christian.

 

[Stuart_WATP]

Still can't believe they played the game later on that night!

 

[a_weir]

The pic is taken from his instagram post.

 

[GersGalGG]

Great to see.

There is one good thing to come out of all of this and it is the importance of knowing CPR and how important defibrillators are.

Personally I think this is something that should be mandatory on the school curriculums

 

[RWL12]

Great to see.

There is one good thing to come out of all of this and it is the importance of knowing CPR and how important defibrillators are.

Personally I think this is something that should be mandatory on the school curriculums

Schools, yes. And workplaces (when we return).

Doesn't have to be a full 1 day or 3 day first aid course to deal with slips, trips falls etc. But if someone collapsed like that in front of me I wouldn't know what to do other than scream for help. (Although maybe that is also sensible).

 

[GourockBlue50]

 

[GersGalGG]

Schools, yes. And workplaces (when we return).

Doesn't have to be a full 1 day or 3 day first aid course to deal with slips, trips falls etc. But if someone collapsed like that in front of me I wouldn't know what to do other than scream for help. (Although maybe that is also sensible).

Shouting for help is a massive thing to do also as you want to get CPR started as quickly as possible. Also someone can be doing CPR while thw other gets a defib if available and calls and ambulance.

Also the more people the better as CPR is extremely tiring and if you can switch over it can be a life saver.

I am lucky to have done courses so know what to do and have thankfully never had to.

 

[CraigM14]

Great to see him on the road to recovery. When you see that happen it pales everything else into insignificance

 

[Coza]

Good man, the medical team did amazing work.

This has a positive effect of shining a light on the potential risks as well, the Vets over 35's team I play for have just now purchased a Defibrillator for pitch side, which is very very welcome. If this can happen to a supremely fit 29 year old, us oldies have to have a little more concern.

At £900 a piece I’m tempted to get one for my house. I thought they would be tens of thousands of pounds.