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Fabrice Muamba in Spurs v Bolton match



Bry Nylon

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El Presidente

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Its actually quite emotional. Ok, none of us know him but the story is inspirational. Lets hope it concludes as we all hope. The fact his heart did not beat of its own accord for 2 hours and he is still alive is simply a miracle. It just shows what can be done when everyone pulls together.

It's not a miracle, it's brilliant medical care from dedicated professionals.
 


Uncle Spielberg

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seagullondon

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Nope, one involves a huge investment in training from both the individual and the NHS, and the other involves believing in a bloke who lives above the clouds.

:lol: I look forward to when [MENTION=11713]DerbyGull[/MENTION] reads this :thumbsup:
 








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Unbelievable, seeing as he was effectively dead before he even hit the turf.
However, the chances of him ever playing professional football again are absolutely nil, but I doubt Muamba or his loved ones will give a toss about that if he gets through this.

This.

Under the circumstances I'm sure he'll just be glad to be alive, but I think you're right about his chances of ever playing again. Whatever people are praying for.
 


tedebear

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He was 'dead' for 78 minutes according to this report on the BBC. An amazing recovery.

BBC Sport - Fabrice Muamba was for 78 minutes - Bolton doctor

Thats incredible - thats such a long time to be working on someone - credit to the medical teams for continuing....

I'm just sooo in awe of the medics who attended him at the match too. Just like the St Johns People who attend our motorsport race meetings, they are amazing people and don't care what size, shape age or health we are in they just attend events (mostly as volunteers) just to save lives and help people. Truly inspiring.
 




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