"I THINK WE SAW TOO MUCH!" Laura Woods & Stuart Pearce discuss the Christian Eriksen incident
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2021
- Laura Woods, Stuart Pearce and Ally McCoist discuss the Christian Eriksen incident
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I saw someone say this. And it should of been looked at in this light after what happened to Eriksen I learnt something I never knew. CPR permitted before 2 minutes increases the chances of survival of cardiac arrest by 70%. A Defib increases it to 77%. Now seeing that on the pitch shows how fast you need to act and that’s what should be took out of It. I don’t agree showing his wife crying but I learnt something. From that. Secondly defibrillators should’ be In every stadium and everyone should learn how to use it.
that is a great point. Not everybody had training on CPR so something useful might come out of it. All the rest its just snowflakes, that cry watching something like this and are ok binging of 9/11 footage, or watching constant war of tv.
It's fine to say that in retrospect, but in real time, we were watching essentially a dead body and his mourning wife. The players had a sheild around it for a reason, it's a lack of respect and dignity to keep showing it once it was clear he wasn't breathing.
I take your point that there is a positive consequence, but it was still irresponsible by the directors and broadcasters. Apparently Danish TV cut away to a wide shot of the stadium fairly quickly, and that's the correct course of action.
What you say is fair ,but my problem with the footage is they zoomed in on his face ,also cut to his partner crying her eyes out ,
What I see ,it looked like he was dead ,which was backed up by the Danish doctor yesterday ,when he said he had gone ,and managed to bring him back
@@StephenIC I hope they keep filming when Portugal murders Germany on the pitch.
I remember when Germany killed Brazil 7-1, and the tv cameras kept showing the supporters crying. That was so wrong I had to leave the room, cried for 2 years, and still recovering, thanks to 5 hours per day with a psychiatrist.
Modern times are funny - people are so scared of death that they cannot even face life.
@@jamiegormer1010 yeah I agree mate, I did say shouldn’t of shown his wife. And there wasn’t a need to see his face zoomed in. However I’m not saying they should of showed the whole footage of him gettifn CPR but it did shock me like the speed and stuff. Which sounds daft but like what I got from all of it was that fact.
Laura Woods is such an underrated presenter. Big things ahead
I hope he is well and can decide if he plays again. He was having a great game and is a genuine creative midfielder
I just saw a sports cardiologist video, who menitioned, that some countries / leagues have legislations that doesn't allow players with these kind of conditions to continue playing.
Sad, but for the right reasons i guess. It doesn't answer the question if he's gonna conitune to play. I hope he can play again, but in time we will know.
It's the pop up video on this page, where the sport cardiologist speaks:
www.goal.com/en/news/im-fine-under-the-circumstances-eriksen-offers-update-on-his/a2whp8a8cs4h1jay5bifxhlpk
I am a spurs fan and love errison Thank God for the quick thinking g of the medical team on the pitch that saved Christian life we should be taught how to save lives so glad he is still with us God bless
He is doing so well at Manchester United now !!
6 people have serious issues!!! Get well soon Christian
Good well soon Christian
Well it’s raised awareness and what u should do to help sometimes it’s better to look n learn than burry your head in the sand
To put a positive slant on this we watched a brilliant medical team bring back to life a person who was clinically dead at his place of work. Tell me, how often do we get to see that happen? I'm sick to death of this blame culture. This was CPR/Defib and recovery all rolled into one and we should be thankful we were able to watch and understand what really happens in real life!
Snowflakes love to find some angle to be offended by literally anything. People need to keep some perspective….
Don’t see people holding this same energy for innocent people across the globe murdered by states etc… but because it’s a millionaire footballer it’s front page news.
Madness
I 💯 agree with you
Laura woods gets offended by fucking everything.
@@GingahBish23 not really sure the issue is about people being offended. I think people are assuming that Erikson probably wouldn’t have wanted the world watching him in such a vulnerable position. Especially zooming into his wife crying in the stands...probably a bit much. I’m sure you wouldn’t like a camera on yourself or your family if you were in a similar position.
@@grsl4026 TBF she's TOLD what to report on, how she puts it across is a different matter.
They definitely should have cut it when they started CPR. They didn't know he would survive, and him dying could as well have been out on the internet forever for his family and kids to watch in the future. How would you feel about your family dying on live tv?
On danish TV hey did cut it off right before they started CPR.
There are other ways to educate the world about CPR and its importance. This wasn't respectful to him or his wife and family.
As a med student, I don't think we saw too much. All these media people are just saying the same stuff for approval. I think the footage will be really useful in lectures and first aid education. So imo the positives outweigh the negatives. If people think they should've stopped airing it then they should've changed the channel.
Well said
That’s because your a med student. Children watch the game too.
His wife was at the touch line too so that was distressing. You will have enough opportunities to learn from these incidents being a “medical student” in years to come so get used to it.
So tell us med student, what did you learn from watching this that you didn't already know. And watching his girlfriend standing there crying. What specifically did you learn from that.
I agree. I work for the ambulance service. I hope some good will come from an awful situation. People hopefully will understand how quick recognition, basic life support can be the difference, and that its such a simple skill to learn. I hope more people will learn how to perform BLS.
Massive spurs and football fan here. What we saw here was gonna happen at some point and we will see it again. Looking at this in a positive aspect (probably the only positive from this, asides the fact Christian is still here with us) is the fact is this incident has opened the world's eyes to the importance of cpr training. Alot of people including myself will be learning the skills to deal with such an incident
This is the reality of life though, there is so much taboo surrounding death in Western society. I watched, but as I did, I kept saying "come on Christian" yes, I was emotional watching, but I felt I was in some way praying as I did, urging him on to win his fight for life as I watched. I wanted to see him regain consciousness, not die before my eyes. And thank the medical staff he did survive, and what I watched were heros saving someones life, and I watched Christian battle and win his fight.
Well said brother
So these two are actually making a guy almost dying about them, by saying what little coverage we did see of it, upset them.
This is a special kind of narcissism.
That is snowflakes for you,
@beentheredonethat"partner" 😂 I'm not a detective in the 1970s.
If a black man gets racially abused the game should go on but a white guy in that situation the game should stop???. No . keep the same energy.
@@fab7689 what are you talking about?
@beentheredonethat "incel"? Going with the hot political buzz words of 2015 I see 😂😂
Why were they made to replay the game. It should have been left as a 0-0 draw
@Ibrahim Obaretin (PUPIL) they did have to play either later on that night or the next day. It couldn't have been easy for both sets of players
@Ibrahim Obaretin (PUPIL) yeah they maybe should have rescheduled to be played later
I didn't actually see the match but would any other referee have behaved differently? Which referee wouldn't immediately stop the game and call on medics after a player drops down without challenge.
I dont think that's the point, from what I know it was that refs first major tournament so the way he acted showed how professional he can be under extreme pressure
Give it a rest TalkSPORT, it's live television and no one really knew what was going on, including the cameramen.
Footballers dive on the floor faking injuries all the time, how could they possibly know? Also, it was harrowing and brought out positive emotions on how precious life is.
Stop milking it for headlines, it's pathetic
eheeheheheh good point about players diving. Neymar dives so many times per game that the team doctor doesn't even bother getting up to assist him.
You are clearly clueless . He was getting his chest pump for crying out loud .The fact his teammates formed a shield around him is a huge sign not to show anymore because him and his family deserve that kind of privacy.
When a player falls to floor nobody around him and the ref an players shout for medics straight away, you know it’s serious, you might not know how serious but as soon as the Denmark players form a shield around him you know to move away!
That’s what happen when wamin are involved in men’s sports.
@mitch ware very silly comment a close up of him receiving cpr and cutting to his wife crying and you’re talking about diving as an excuse for broadcasters. Twat.
Erikson went through a lot but thank god he’s alive and kicking can’t speak highly enough of him weee blessed to have him with us in old trafford
Talksport spent a year milking the George Floyd story, were happy to milk someone filming his final moments taken on camera.
Ah yes talksport were the ones recording it
@@letsplaypokemongo3153 did they ever whine about it being filmed? No, so it doesn't matter who recorded it
@@letsplaypokemongo3153 what does that matter?
@@ForeverEngland76 idiotic. Read his comment ffs
@@Raj-ld1oy you are LITERALLY the one who said Talksport recorded it ffs. Bunch of clowns
well we in times where everything gets recorded, anything happens the phones come out. death is a part of life.
You control your own hands.
Thank God he is alive. Also a reminder to people to reflect upon why we are here.
Why are we here?
@@A11Omar to worship our creator who has given us air to breathe, food to eat, water to drink, blessed us with family we love. All he ask is that we worship him alone. He has showed us so many signs but people don't want to know because everyone wants to follow their desires.
The paramedics were amazing! Well done
Ally talks so much sense
So sorry for Erikson thank God he was saved
Clubs have big squads. If managers played their young players more then they could rest their bigger players. However, I would bring back 5 subs and bigger benches.
It' can happen to anyone young or old, he's only 29 so he's at his peak, don't you anyone remember muambas heart attack he was really young. But hope christien Eriksson gets well soon
You do know your tv has an OFF switch?
Had to try and save a colleage of mine. It was bad, it took 30 min Till the ambulance came and they tried another 30 min until they accepted him dead.
Well that life, none can know when it comes.
Darkness or Hunger that got me home when i was kid. ..🙆🏾♂️⚽️ -Stuart Pearce.
Media does not have limits for ratings maybe dont know.
went I see it I started to cry about it
Im far from religious, but that day i prayed and begged god for help
So upsetting.
Blimey Ally has aged since I last saw him on Question of sport
His diet is not good and seems like he doesn't exercise
Should have left the result as a 0-0 draw
Apparently UEFA threatened to give Denmark a 3-0 loss if they didn’t complete the game. According to Peter Schmeichel
why?
@@faronsanders5796 Not much information yet, but if true absolutely disgusting from UEFA.
Ffs grow up..if this is the worst thing people have seen then God help ya.
Option 3 - Give the captain of the side with the fallen player the option to abandon the game with the score as it stands ... Or, just call it a draw ... Heaven forbid, what if the outcome had been otherwise ... How on earth could you ask or expect that side to resume that game in any capacity at any time on any day whatsoever ... Dear Me.
Yes in lower league football the ref has the final say. Not sure about professional football tho. But the ref is in charge of the match. A serious injury or incident always results in match abandoned. And is sent back to committee to sort out. Anything over 70 mins the score counts. Anything under and committee then decide. That's how it should be.
Maybe it might have shocked & kick a few people up the proverbial backside, to learn basic first aid.
Footage was caught of an incident on Bondi Beach, of lifeguards who successfully recussitated someone using CPR several years ago. The footage is still used in every first aid course I've attended with my job as a care assistant.
This would and should now be footage to use in First Aid.
Eriksen survived and I bet he and his family will welcome the thought of others learning from this incident.....
I don’t believe for one minute we saw to much as there will be 1000s of people who learnt a hell of a lot from that whole interaction. Yes it’s not a great thing to have to witness but the spirit and fight in the human as well as seeing people not willing to give up on a fellow human. I found it astonishingly compassionate.
Yes, but your point only makes sense now that we know he survived. They didn't know he would survive when they broadcast this live. How would you feel about your husband/father/son dying on live television and the cameras zooming in on you crying? They didn't show him or his family respect when they chose to air this.
There are other and more respectful ways to educate the world about CPR and medical heroes.
She could have turned off the telly, its not like she thought it was getting any better when they performed CPR on him.
I see nothing wrong with showing it, it melted my heart and made me feel so greatful for life, also looked up cpr course, and also booked an ecg. Seeing his wife crying just showed the love she had for him, I don't see anything wrong with this, it even made made me call my parents who are in 70s to invite them for meal and let them know I loved them.
I don't think it was a good idea to finish the game after that incident to be honest. IMO it should have been postponed until the next day, fit the game in at the end of the group stage during the rest days, or just end the game a 0-0 draw and give both teams a point each. I don't think both sets of players were in the right frame of mind or were really focused on the game after that. But from the referee's actions to stop the game immediately after Erikssen collapsed, to the medics, the team captain who gave CPR, the whole Denmark team and the fans of both teams for the heartwarming Christian Erikssen chants, everyone were absolutely brilliant and dealt with the situation very well. I wish Christian a speedy recovery and hope to see him back on a football pitch soon, if he is able to play football again.
Serious incident should always end in abandonment. The ref should call it as in lower league games.
@@andrewcottle5372 I absolutely agree 100%. At the end of the day the referee is the match official and should be the one to make the final decision and abandon the game.
if only people could look away. It must be hard to confront death, or the possibility of it. Because is so rare, death.
And people making this episode about themselves, that is modern times.
The camera man should go to the studio
Yeah when México and Italy played out for a draw lol. Tastiest food countries on the planet
all my love Christian xxx
There's zero evidence this is because of the number of games. So that guy needs to dub his mouth until he has some evidence!
Surely UEFA have a protocol for a serious incident like that? What if, god forbid, there was a player death, a mass shooting, a natural disaster, what's the plan?
It surely can't be "I know it was traumatic but come back and play this evening or tomorrow".
He was dead !
Used to be a good listen, but like most things nowadays it gone to 💩. Should it of been shown? However we'll still try and make a few quid talking about it
This must be an add for UEFA. Are UEFA paying them?
That game should have stopped.
Absolutely. The ref should have more power as in lower league. He s in charge. Any serious incident or injury always ends in match abandoned.
Bradford
Did we see too much? We all have the chance to turn away. Flip it on its head, like others have said. We all clearly saw what is required to save a life following a cardiac arrest, from a very effective medical team. That's the clear reality of things, if we hide it no one learns, if someone sees it and thinks I need to learn some of those skills I think that makes a positive! Get well soon Christian! Many leaders were on the pitch, UEFA were lacking in theirs!
Maybe, but they didn't know he would survive, and this wasn't respectful to him or his family. The video of him dying would have been out on the internet for ever and for his kids to watch in the future. How would you feel about your husband/son/father dying on live TV? and how would you feel about the cameras filming you crying? They should have cut it.
Typical talksport. Should have turned it off but you kept watching
Game should have been called off
I´m a Dane and yes, the combination of the referee, Simon Kjær and the medics, saved Christian Eriksens life. The game scould ABSOLTELY have been suspeded! The players were NOT in a position to make a rational decision. WTF?! Its not there decision to make. This is all about UEFA´s commercial interests, its all about the money. Its a SCANDAL, that the game wasnt discontinued! Shame on you for supporting UEFA´s position.
Lauras back
it was fine until the second lot of cpr started at that point theres no excuse for bbc not to pan back to the studio or perhaps they werent ready but it was shocking.
The look of erikksons eyes as he lay on the ground was quite scary
U couldve turned it off
@@glennunderwood4890 Stupid comment
Stupid comment...how so? If u were that affected by watching it unfold,u had the choice to turn off. Instead u continued to watch and now want to complain about it. Id prefer to focus on the amazing medical staff who saved a young mans life infornt of our eyes instead of finding something to moan about
@@glennunderwood4890 Because among the people watching were young children , seeing a lifeless body , crying teammates , distraught wife and they all deserved privacy.
Regardless of the above dont try and justify your comment by bringing in the medical team , they were brilliant but that has nothing to do with the idiotic comment u made so dont try and muddy the waters.
Furthermore im not the minority here with my opinion , your opinion is - The bbc have since apologised and tv pundits across the land have said the same that the coverage was distasteful.
Nonsense..just an angle to create a talking point and CREATE a villain to blame in a blameless situation, people at home were worried about the player and to cut the coverage would have left millions of viewers in the dark, the danish players blocked the view of any possibly distressing images..this discussion is just absolute rubbish
Its a continuation of outrage culture by blowing everything out of reality. When watching the game we wished to know if he's okay, the players' virtually blocked the treatment there was nothing traumatic. We ddnt even know he regained consciousness right there on pitch. Kudos to the 1st rate help he received. Amazing.
Why are they speaking about this . A guy almost died. He's ok now . Why not speak about that
This women is to God dame hot for radio
They did ask the players Ally. Ridiculous lack of knowledge
It is nt up to the players. The ref is in charge. And a game is always abandoned for a serious injury or incident.
He is lucky it happened on the pitch. If that happened in his hotel room he would have died.
3 opsion from UEFA. YOU LOSE 3.0 TO Finland ??
Laura Woods is getting cancelled internationally over the Sterling interview, not gonna talk about it?
Shes to hot
Laura, call me you left your hairbrush here.
Rubbish! Kicking ball on the playground, cant be compared to playing football on the highest international level.
I thought Eriksen give his consent
what?
@@billyconnolli8224 the danish players were talking to him via video call and he said to carry on or that what I've seen
I feel like Laura woods is the most affected person by Eriksens tragedy... oooo she is such a saint.. she cares so much... I feel more sorry for her than I actually do Eriksen. I wonder if she could travel back in time only once...who would she save? Drug addict who turned a gun at a pregnant woman George BLM Floyd or Eriksen?
Mate...get a grip!
@Rob oh my god... that is sooo sexist... I don’t have breasts but I can be a good judge of Victoria’s Secret bras as well... the way they are designed and conforms to the body... dreamy
Horrible. Jib jab adverse reactions?
Laura Woods is saucy naughty i bet
Zooming in on his crying wife was far too much it’s not the medical stuff I can accept that but not the zooming in on distraught family members
You don't think zooming in on a man's face who is having a cardiac arrest is too much? Even on medical shows they blur out the face
@@letsplaypokemongo3153 that could be a mistake or miscommunication not right but understandable but switching to a zoomed in shot of a distraught woman was a decision there’s no accident in that
It's a shame these people are tied to chairs, with their eyelids taped open. Otherwise, if they thought it was too much, they could have switched to another channel.
Sorry but my family couldnt stop watching as we were invested in the life of the player. Didnt want to watch .
@@simonbrooks4745 You've nothing to apologize for, although your contradictory post is a little puzzling. You didn't want to watch, but couldn't stop watching, so you watched? I mean, I get it, it was news at that point, and a much more human story than the actual game....
Rubbish....why are they making such a big deal over seeing what was shown. What kind of people are we trying to develop? A soft people who wants to be sheilded from reality? It isn't like they showed a mans head being chopped off....this is "making a mountain out of mole hill" we all need see things like this so that we learn. I am glad to see this and hope that Christian recovers 100%. It shows you the reality of sports and the fragility of life even when having fun. Stop this nonsense topic and move on.
I don't agree, if they didn't show it I bet everyone would have looked it up on RUclips.
..and its still there - I bet Christian Eriksson (CE) watches it when he's fully recovered. I bet CE watches how everyone reacted to his emergency. I bet CE watches and sees the love from both sets of fans towards him. Kids are now better informed of how life works (or doesn't) Get over it!
Laura woods will you marry me ?
SO DISRESPECTFUL 🤐
Its time to refresh the morning show both woods and mcoist are stale shes ruined the breakfast show
I really dont think the cpr was distressing to watch, it was just disrespectful to continue filming.
Doubt Laura even watched the game
Love to see more of Laura Woods tho😋😍😍
Also thinking of grenfell fire victims as its 4 years today 😢
Eriksen is alive in good care in hospital no need to keep milking it . If that was a normal person they would be dead coz we don't get special medical treatment work places don't have defibs plus we could have a Cardiac arrest anywhere with no one near to help
Is Stuart Pearce really comparing when he played football with his mates as a kid Over the bloody park to top level athletes playing a game every 2-3 days at the highest level ever? This can’t be real
saw too much? absolute nonsense!
laura woods= alls that wrong with modern society.. it's not all about you laura i watched and prayed for the man and his family didnt try to make it a news issue🤬
BBC should be ashamed of its self, they should of cut the feed and gone straight to big ears in the studio.
Apologies mean nothing and fall on deaf ears.
The thing is guys. We all watched it. We have to take accountability for ourselves too, there was an off switch. I knew I shouldn’t be watching it, tears or otherwise.
Even if you switched it off within 30 seconds. It was still a lot to see. They tried zooming into his face numerous times
@@letsplaypokemongo3153 ok, don’t take accountability. It’s was only a suggestion.
@@mattheendpod2659 .... I literally said even if you switched it off within 30 seconds. You blind or...?
I didn't watch it all because had to get beer and popcorn.
This is why women should stay away from men’s sports. Stick to corrie, Laura
Hypocrisy, we see images of death on TV everyday but a footballer collapses on a pitch but we shouldn't see that? Nonsense, don't like it. Then there is an off button on your TV use it and stop being so brittle
This is being milked now. Sorry to sound blunt but these things happen. People die every day with no help and these 'poor' footballers don't get enough help apparently.
What about Tennis players in tournaments that play the next day in sweltering temperatures?
Milked is harsh what it does do is highlight things like this to a base of people that tennis could never deliver to be blunt ! It does happen a lot my younger brother died of a brain aneurysm that was sudden so I am very aware of things like this.