FA Cup Quarter Final - Away Spurs/Stevenage

tripod · **Posted:** Sat Mar 17, 2012 10:42 pm

hopingforthebest wrote:

tripod wrote:

Statement says he's 'critically ill in intensive care'

Come on moo

It is unimagineable that he would be anywhere other than ITU. I would try not to read too much into the differences between stable / critical etc but I think we may get a better idea when the hospital make a statement.

I'm not and they have. He's 'critically ill in intensive care'

Notts · **Posted:** Sat Mar 17, 2012 10:44 pm

Andrea Pirlo dedicates Juve's win over Fiorentina to Fabrice Muamba. "He's our colleague, we pray he gets well soon."

Absolute quality.

Notts · **Posted:** Sat Mar 17, 2012 10:46 pm

Also, the fact he is "critically ill" is better news than what most were expecting until Sky said he was stable.

Cmon Moo.

Jez · **Posted:** Sat Mar 17, 2012 10:47 pm

We can take hope from the fact he's still hanging on now, he's fought through the toughest period.

officer_dibble · **Posted:** Sat Mar 17, 2012 10:47 pm

Some true class being shown tonight across the world of football.

malcd1 · **Posted:** Sat Mar 17, 2012 10:48 pm

Notts wrote:

Also, the fact he is "critically ill" is better news than what most were expecting until Sky said he was stable.

Cmon Moo.

Quite true. I must admit I was fearing the worst an hour or so ago.

hopingforthebest · **Posted:** Sat Mar 17, 2012 10:49 pm

tripod wrote:

hopingforthebest wrote:

tripod wrote:

Statement says he's 'critically ill in intensive care'

Come on moo

It is unimagineable that he would be anywhere other than ITU. I would try not to read too much into the differences between stable / critical etc but I think we may get a better idea when the hospital make a statement.

I'm not and they have. He's 'critically ill in intensive care'

Sorry - wasn't really addressed specifically at you - just responding to the anxiety expressed on the board at the latest statement. I happened to quote your post (apologies).

I thought the statement was from the club not the hospital but that the hospital were going to make a statement soon.

tripod · **Posted:** Sat Mar 17, 2012 10:49 pm

officer_dibble wrote:

Some true class being shown tonight across the world of football.

I'll second that

Dave Sutton's barnet · **Posted:** Sat Mar 17, 2012 10:51 pm

tripod wrote:

officer_dibble wrote:

Some true class being shown tonight across the world of football.

I'll second that

Clubs; players; fans.

It all helps. Again, thank you.

malcd1 · **Posted:** Sat Mar 17, 2012 10:52 pm

officer_dibble wrote:

Some true class being shown tonight across the world of football.

Harry Genshaw wrote:

Totally overwhelmed at the good wishes from fans of all the other clubs on here.

I would echo the above. The support from other football fans has been moving. I take my hat off to each and everyone who has taken the time to come on here to post their well wishes. Thank you.

LFC Mark · **Posted:** Sat Mar 17, 2012 10:55 pm

"I am in shock for Muamba, all my support and strenght to him and his family. Lots of encouragement, I hope to see you soon! We are all with you!"

Luis Suarez

LFCHUYTON · **Posted:** Sat Mar 17, 2012 11:03 pm

The medical staff and the fact there was a defribrilator on the scene is a massive bonus here, praying the lad pulls through, if it would have happened at home there would have been no chance of survival. Really hope everythings ok.

Gooner Girl · **Posted:** Sat Mar 17, 2012 11:18 pm

LFCHUYTON wrote:

The medical staff and the fact there was a defribrilator on the scene is a massive bonus here, praying the lad pulls through, if it would have happened at home there would have been no chance of survival. Really hope everythings ok.

Was thinking that myself - i know nothing about Boltons nearby hospitals so correct me if needed, but surely the fact that Bolton were playing in London with some of the best hospitals in the world nearby should hopefully prove a huge plus?

Annoyed Grunt · **Posted:** Sat Mar 17, 2012 11:20 pm

Gooner Girl wrote:

LFCHUYTON wrote:

The medical staff and the fact there was a defribrilator on the scene is a massive bonus here, praying the lad pulls through, if it would have happened at home there would have been no chance of survival. Really hope everythings ok.

Was thinking that myself - i know nothing about Boltons nearby hospitals so correct me if needed, but surely the fact that Bolton were playing in London with some of the best hospitals in the world nearby should hopefully prove a huge plus?

Don't think he means at the Reebok.

BWFC_Insane · **Posted:** Sat Mar 17, 2012 11:22 pm

Gooner Girl wrote:

LFCHUYTON wrote:

The medical staff and the fact there was a defribrilator on the scene is a massive bonus here, praying the lad pulls through, if it would have happened at home there would have been no chance of survival. Really hope everythings ok.

Was thinking that myself - i know nothing about Boltons nearby hospitals so correct me if needed, but surely the fact that Bolton were playing in London with some of the best hospitals in the world nearby should hopefully prove a huge plus?

Plenty of great cardiac care up here too. To be honest I think the specialism and knowledge isn't so critical at this stage where it's just about keeping him alive. Later on is when the quality of care will be more vital (and we can only hope it gets that far).

Dave Sutton's barnet · **Posted:** Sat Mar 17, 2012 11:28 pm

It's a National Health Service, GG: experts everywhere. Father-in-law was a heart surgeon, used to be based in London; moved to Yorkshire, worked 40 years for the NHS (30 in Yorkshire), then went into training. Man, I'd love his opinion now. Sadly, not an option: he died in a London hospital, awaiting an operation on his heart.

C'mon Fabrice.

LFCHUYTON · **Posted:** Sat Mar 17, 2012 11:29 pm

Sorry, I meant at home as in the house. Every football stadium has top medical staff available, as well as Defribrilators, which are basically the difference between life and death when a heart attack occurs. Pray to god we wake up to positive news in the morning.

hopingforthebest · **Posted:** Sat Mar 17, 2012 11:30 pm

Sounds like no more news this evening. I really think that this is about as good as anyone could hope for. It seems he had CPR for at least 10 minutes and it was always going to be a primary cardiac problem. So his being on ITU in the 'heart attack centre' in a 'critical condition' is pretty much what I would expect. He has made it through the first 4 hours and that is good.

I'm not saying he is out of the woods - far from it I'm afraid both in the short and long term - but it could definitely be a whole lot worse than this.

hopingforthebest · **Posted:** Sat Mar 17, 2012 11:36 pm

TANGODANCER · **Posted:** Sat Mar 17, 2012 11:53 pm

hopingforthebest wrote:

The care at The Chest is at a level beyond that available in Bolton but places in Manchester could almost certainly provide the same level of care. The Chest is, however, somewhat closer to White Hart Lane than The Reebok is to Manchester (traffic-permitting).

I'm sure the Chest is a fine hospital, but the Royal Bolton Hospital,with a reputable cardiology department and intensive care unit, is ten minutes from the Reebok. I'd like to think if I ever had heart problems I wouldn't have to travel to Manchester or London. All immaterial though, I'm sure Fab will et the best treatment wherever he is.

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