Adam Catterall slams TV coverage of Christian Eriksen incident at EURO 2020
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- Опубликовано: 11 июн 2021
- TV broadcasters were slammed after continuing to show images of Christian Eriksen, & his visibly-upset wife, after his sudden collapse.
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As a Dane thanks to the finish players and fans for cheering Eriksens name at the stadium. Class act really... We might have lost the game but we won back Christian... That's all that matters.. again thank you Finland ❤️❤️❤️
“ we might have lost the game but we won back Christian “ that says it all really, nothing else matters. Stay strong fella ❤️ from England
Your not his family and your out the euros by Finland
@@aaronkidd4257 that not family argument is stupid tho, I know they don't know each other but that would also mean he couldn't do that if they were close friends because they are not related???.
@@aaronkidd4257 you're....
Krya på Christian
The worst part for me was the cameras focusing on the partner. Clearly the worst moment of her life and having it broadcast to millions. Profiting off someone’s suffering and their partners concern is gross
It only "profiting" if people continue to watch and they did, at the end of the day, those cameras were rolling anyway
@@flammenjc not sure you know the definition of profiting 😅
@@flammenjc how do people know what camera angle the production team are going to switch to next? Can’t blame people for the work of professionals who should know better.
@@matthias2756 What you're doing is crying about the price of an iPhone whilst you continue to buy every new one. If you and everyone else disagreed with their broadcasting conduct, if you all stopped watching, then you hit them where it hurts. Instead you and everyone else, continue to watch and then complain about it in hindsight.
@@WhiteArrowVR It's a valid point, but if you don't like watching something to the extent people are saying, you turn it off. No good for people to continue watching and then say the broadcasters "profited" off those shots.
His teammates gave him the dignity that was needed nothing else matters
Agreed but I think it’s a fair point that the media coverage is really disturbing that his wife who is terrified for her husband to be filmed on television in that moment is scary and shouldn’t have happen period. When I saw the cpr I was saying get that off the tv man that’s not right.
Regarding the men on the pitch stood right next to him, you're right. However, the media acted horrendously, trying to capture the moment for sensational television with no regard for human dignity. That matters too.
I'm happy there are ppl like you who realise talksport are just milking this.
To be fair the cameras didn't know what was going on did they?
@@johnfused8281 I think until you know for sure he is alright the camera shouldn’t be on him or his wife but I get your point
Genuinely looked like he died. Scariest thing i have ever seen on a football pitch. Showing his wife/girlfriend in tears and the close ups went too far imo.
I think he possibly was for a short amount of time. it was a very frightening moment 😢
The close ups were too far. And the fact that that close ups simon kjaer comforting shouldnt have shown how would she feel telecasting those moments all over the world. Inwould have done the same comforting her but those pics shouldnt have shown. Its called privacy a momnet were dont know what to do father of 2 children. The telecasting should have went wide up in the air and shouldnt have shown anything
He was clinically dead for around 10 minutes. It was an insanely disturbing scene here on Norwegian tv aswell... they showed everything from him collapsing to him getting shocked... u could see his muscles tensing up when they shock... it was a traumatizing view.
@@fredrikherle5332 i think they told us it was around a minute and 52 seconds. So very quick
The team dictor said he was "gone" before they applied the filibrator. Scary stuff man.i hope he didn't suffer any brain damage.
It’s one of this scenes where as much as your inner inquisitive wanted to see it, after you did - you knew it wasn’t right. To show his family at the same time was despicable
Very honest of you to say that. You know TRP was very high during the Gulf War. It tells us something about human nature
Should have gone to studio commentators but to be fair nobody knew exactly what happened straight away.
yup.. it's actually weird looking back on it, that they showed that much of the incident before deciding to cut to heli shots of the stadium. I had just tuned in to watch the match, a few minutes later he just drops to the ground. It didn't take that many seconds to realise it was a real serious situation, yet they kept filming for what feels like almost a whole minute. They stopped filming few seconds after they starting doing cpr on him. His eyes were wide open and looked dead. I will be extremely surprised if news comes out saying he didn't flatline, because he clearly did, hense why they also had to give him CPR. There is a reason stuff like that shouldn't be shown on TV. That crap gave me anxiety...
Exactly, and everyone saying "just change channels"? Get real, I was in shock and I imagine most were and was stuck in the spot. I wanted to see if he was alive and I did not think the director would CONTINUE to show that as I have never seen it before.
Fucks sake if it was a streaker the director would have cut away right away.
Anyway, get well Christian Eriskson and well done to medics, ref, players and fans.
@@SBandy You carried on watching out of morbid curiosity. Don't lie.
Snowflake, even if the guy has to retire he can so comfortablely, we have to toughen up FS
So they should have cut off the filming of 911? That was a serious situation and it went to air live, thousands died, and your upset that they showed medical responders save a mans life during a football match?
The situation was serious, but for me, it showed that the setup at professional football is absolutely top notch from a medical perspective. He would likely have had a random stranger on the phone receiving CPR instructions from the emergency services whilst waiting for an ambulance if that happened in the street, not attended to immediately by trained medics and the situation resolved thankfully with him being revived.
This was for me, both educational and important to be shown, just as 911 was. It doesn't make them easy viewing, and I certainly won't be watching either again, but it still helps me and others to understand the situation better and hopefully learn from. I accept that some people find these sorts of images to be distressing, but that doesn't mean they shouldn't be shown.
On Danish tv They Cut to helicopter view of the stadium already when the medical team arrived. The commentators said that he was given CPR however. I was horrified
Had to send my 9yr old daughter out the room as i couldnt believe what we were being shown. Wer all just glad hes ok now. Get well soon Christian. 🏴❤🇩🇰
Or turn it over ?
when the camera panned to his eyes he wasn’t there, he wasn’t alive and I fell apart, I was so scared for him. I’m so grateful he got help and got better because that did not look good, he was lifeless and it tore me up. I broke down immediately seeing his wife out there destroyed. I don’t understand why they didn’t cut the camera. the shame of it all is unbearable
I can still see his eyes lying there lifeless.. that was a proper fucked up from the camera people. I prayed for him soon as and was crying because of how they were showing it glad he's okay tho 🙏
i was in a pub, and we had a danish and a german channel running on seperate TV's - the danish channel cut the feed, the german one did not - no shade at german TV but the producers clearly did not understand the gravity of the situation; if they could do it over they would.
@@micshaz don't excuse Danish TV just because they cut away when they as host broadcaster still offered close up shots for the world feed.
@@thecanman3506 yes I just keep seeing his eyes in my head and I don’t like that, even when they kept showing his lifeless body being pumped like how dare you, I’m still crying, tears rolling down my face rn because I love this game and I love the players and everyone involved, football is my savior as a suffer from mental health issues and it hurts too see that in the game I love. truly heartbroken
@@micshaz they should have cut immediately, they wanted too broadcast it and it’s shameful, that man has a family and that stuff scares people, i can still see his bleak eyes in my head. it has destroyed me seriously
Seeing him out of conciousness was crazy scary.
Really thought i had just witnessed a player dying.
Thank God he turned out okay.
He did die, but was brought back
We can only hope that it makes others in society respect and value lives, not just our own but other people's too.
I've been alive for 27 years, I've never seen CPR or a defib used in real life (Not movie/tv series) and the camera was literally zoomed on everything - My mind is messed up right now, it's absolutely disgusting how the cameraman/producer felt like it was correct to keep the camera rolling while somebody is fighting for their life and his wife in clear distress...
It wasn't right by broadcast standards. But if seeing that inspires 10, 20, 50 people to learn cpr or how to use a defib, some good will come out of this shocking incident.
It was heartbreaking for everyone watching and I agree to see the coverage and show the stress is dis heartening we all hope he makes a full recovery 🙏
I was sitting watching in horror thinking that Eriksen had died, and to see the players consoling Eriksens wife was so upsetting to see.
According to the Danish team doctor, he was clinically dead until the resucitation. It took one defib shock to bring him back
That moment when they zoomed in on his wife I muttered the words 'Oh bless her heart' in my head and immediately started to cry.
Now for context, I'm a 37 yold dude who doesn't cry at much really, but seeing her distress absolutely crushed me.
I'm sure for all of us it was pretty horrific to see Christain in such a bad way but to then remember and realise that what his family must have been going through, was unimaginable.
You are spot on about Some of the coverage. Specifically the moment with his wife.
My only defence for the camera person showing Christian is that in that moment much like we all were looking for, they wanted to see visual signs that he was okay. I very much doubt that the person behind the camera had any sadistic intentions.
They want someone to hate so are looking for targets. The whole event made me remember how valuable people are, there is a blessing in all of it for some people, but unfortunately some people just want to find reason to blame and hate even after what happened. But I agree there's no way to KNOW that was his girlfriend, there was lots of upset woman there, even the woman in the studio was worried and upset.
I agree with this comment 100%
@@markreap9465 If a streaker runs into the pitch the protocol is to not film it. Yet this was put out. Classless rubber necking. They should have gone back to the studio and not shown any pictures.
hate to be an anal geek but it ain't his wife he's not married it's his girlfriend aka his common in law wife ha ha good enough for you thank you your most welcome
@@anthonymitchell8893 if it makes you feel better correcting irrelevant things in the context of the actual issue then by all means knock yourself out.
Adam works in combat sport and has seen awful things and knows the privacy of seeing these things.
So much respect to the team mates , hopefully others can learn what to do if this sort of thing happens again , the denmark team set a great example
I think showing his partner and family is pretty dispicable. I don't really agree that they shouldn't show the players on the pitch, or trying to see Eriksen.
It's the coverage of the story. And it makes alot of people uncomfortable but it's part of the cycle.
Obviously I'm delighted to hear he is stable and hopefully he makes a full recovery and plays for Denmark and inter again.
He is not likely going to play football again even if he makes a full recovery. I don't think any doctor would recommend it or his wife. Too risky.
What? Of course they shouldn't have shown him getting CPR. It was a private moment and he was fighting for his life. It had nothing to do with why people were tuning in - that reason was football.
Football is not gladiatorial fights from thousands of years ago where it was part of the entertainment when people fought for their lives or even died. It's a game of football and you don't show live on tv someone actually dying. They had no clue how this would end. None of us did.
@@simonjrgensen6761 mate, did you ever watch the coverage of the Romain grosjean crash in F1? It's truly terrifying.
Watching it live, it seriously looked like there was no way he was gonna survive it.
What did the the broadcaster do? Showed the whole thing.
Because the thing that you've said that's wrong is that it's about football, it's not. It's an event. Crowds, managers, referees, stadiums, cities, performers, winners, losers, history and tragedy.
The Eriksen incident isn't about football. It is however the most important news story so far at the euros. Not showing it would be missing it.
Such a horrible incident I don't want to watch it back, truly heartbreaking and I'm so happy he's doing ok, imagine the pain his family must have been going through watching that on their televisions, unbelievable.
Cameramen just acting on instinct and filming the most interesting event occurring on the pitch I think they didn’t realise the seriousness of what was happening and they deserve some slack
You've missed the point. It's not the camera operator making the decision to broadcast it.
And the real problem is the people complaining are the people that video and photo every moment of their life and others on social media without permission
Connection was cut to helicopter outside the stadium here in Denmark shortly after we saw that he recieved cpr and they formed a circle around him. Why the hell did you have different pictures than us? We never saw his wife.
It's real life though, hopefully by seeing this people can save someone's life, these things happen and we cant always be shielded from it,
If this is the case then watching someone dying on national tv in front of millions isn't the right way. If you think this is important then CPR should be taught in schools by professionals end of conversation.
@@gonnaw1n Don't watch the TV?
its simply not okay to broadcast a person dying zooming in on his lifeless face like its a tv show. Or filming his distressed wife for Millions across the world. "It's just life" its about dignity and respect for the people involved
this is UEFA´s doing. They have no shame
Is this really new though? I remember seeing close ups of Patrick Battiston after that brutal foul of Harald Schumacher's in the 1982 WC semi final between France and Germany. There were fears for his life as well.
Other posters have mentioned Hillsborough and Ayrton Senna's death, Bradford City Fire as examples of intrusive camera work.
Was Hillsborough intrusive? If anything footage was used to establish timeliness to help victims families cases when police lied about what happened.
100% agree.
Just shows how low we have become
@Nature Witch they have a part yes. Keep in mind it was not them filming but broadcasting 👍
@Nature Witch 💯
They weren’t filming it for entertainment, they were showing the fans the serious situation. I personally felt so close to the situation because of it, which meant we all collectively held our breath and prayed. We are all fans but humans as well, we were together in that moment because of the broadcast. This was real life, this was a moment to come together and I felt we did even more strongly because we were able to see just how serious it was. When someone tells you something happened you can appreciate how bad it was, but when you’ve seen it you feel it so much more - the world was watching and with him, we saw the courage of Kasper who was distraught but put that aside to step up and be strong for Eriksen’s wife, we watched PEOPLE coming together in a time of crisis, to me that was beautiful.
Talksport would have been all over it too if they weren't just a radio station
Exactly
I think this might be the most sensible thing Adam has ever said. And bloody well said, too. Bravo.
The game was on a projector in my work. I happened to be away from it when all this was happening. I only found out a bit later what had happened. I am grateful I missed it. My thoughts are with Eriksen and his family.
I was amazed they didn’t cut the feed when I was watching. It was very shocking to witness
The media didnt know what was going on. It was a truly shocking situation. As soon as they realized it was super serious there was no more tight shots. I thought they should have just cut to studio but it was an unprecedented situation. Thanks be to god he is ok. I was in tears
Adam is a top man great at his job , speaks fantastic here as always
Nah man, people didnt know what was really happening at the time, they just kept the cameras rolling. I think the opposite, as a society we need to face the reality of life and seeing something both real and uncomfortable isn't necessarily bad especially when the overwhelming feeling was of sympathy and a desire that he would pull through. We didnt watch out of morbid curiosity or salaciousness, we watched in unity with hope.
Spot on dude...👍
Well said, I totally feel the same way. Most people were watching in hope for Christians life while the opportunity to turn it off was a choice for anyone offended/shaken by the pictures. A journalist once filmed injured and dead people at the Boston marathon bombing and was ridiculed but survivors appreciated him capturing the reality of what was a tragic day.
You shouldn’t get the choice to watch a man dying. Dignity is word we use to reflect our respect we have towards people most vulnerable moments. That respect is important as we have own faiths and feelings towards our privacy. He had the right to privacy in that moment from the global audience
We as the public shouldn’t need pictures of live event to get information of what is going on.
Exactly, everybody at the same time was sending out positive energy because they SAW it. If they hadn't not as many would as they would off been oblivious to what was occuring. The universe is made up of energy, who knows what affect if any all those positive thoughts had. I believe there is more too it than people think, if you put out bad vibes you get bad back etc.
@@phillip3979 No but it just so happened to be during a global event we all watched hoping for him to be okay he's probably grateful so many people were supporting him you guys just wanna make an issue out of everything but yes showing the family was wrong
Yep. Nailed it. Adam Caterall is one of TS’s best by the way
I agree with Adam about all the people mentioned but am still disappointed that then BBC didn’t at least overlay a graphic over the footage while they were waiting to go back to studio. It was bad that someone thought it was acceptable to film Erickson and his partner but it was also wrong that it took the BBC so long to cut away from the footage. It felt like the BBC only cut away once the producers were convinced that the match would be stopped.
This is the world you have presented us with broadcaster!!!
People need to toughen up, cultures got way to soft, bad things happen in life
The only thing I can think is the production staff were in shock like every football fan watching. It doesn’t make it right but it was a seriously difficult situation to have happened.
I'm 50 50 in what your saying.
Reason why: I haven't been living the best of life, so when god saw me get on my knees and pray for Eriksen and his family, I believe he answered my call
Totally agree! There's no excuse for it, quick enough to cut the feed if someone runs on the pitch.
We live in crazy times. Unfortunately most people share everything.
Completely agree. No one needed to see that. Seeing screenshots of that incident online is awful in my opinion.
100% agree here. Disgraceful from the broadcasters
Absaloutely
Unpopular opinion but I disagree. Yes the images were serious and scary. But a man's life was just saved by an emergency medical procedure that is easy to learn. I DO think those images should be beamed into every living room in the world. I get the images are scary, but so is life.
Very very well said but that's the world we live in.
It's funny because here in Denmark they cut away pretty quickly and we didn't see the cpr or his girlfriend. As soon as they realised it was serious they cut away.
Wait how much of the event did they show in the UK? In Denmark they stopped filming even before he received CPR. That is really disturbing.
They showed pretty much all of it.
I think the were filmning on the pitch almost nonstop - when I turned to TV4 they were also showing pictures from inside the stadion where as in DK1 they shifted to the overview ...
Absolutely 100% agree, it’s a sad state of affairs in the world today..
Well said Adam
If they didn't show he'd be saying we needed to be informed of what was going on
You can be informed without being shown.
Duh
Exactly lol
Come on you tricky trees better days ahead
In Denmark, the broadcasters cut to a drone view of the stadium, when they began cpr, so luckily we danes didn't see all that.
I think NENT still had it. Thankfully DR quickly cut to the stadium
Absolutely spot on here. Broadcasters were a disgrace in how they handled this and should be ashamed.
Think it was good that the broadcast kept going so the audience at home can see everything be resolved
I completely agree, twice the camera showed a close up of Eriksen on the floor while RECEIVING CPR, not knowing what was happening or if he was alive. Watching that live, not on a TV show or Soap was just horrific. I sat there with my shirt over my face, I didn’t want to turn it off as I wanted to find out if he was going to be okay and what was wrong. Seeing that, that was distressing for me so I don’t want to think what his family and friends would be thinking. Classy words from those involved but the camera shots were simply wrong. Thoughts are with him and his family, glad to know he is awake and stable 🙏
Empathy is something we lack in abundance nowadays and it was grossly evident last night I was watching it on the television and after some time even i was wondering why don't they just end coverage temporarily when he was recieving treatment, no sooner did the incident happen that we had short videos circulating in social media of a man actually collapsing on the pitch, it is understandable to express concern and notify others but actually sharing the video to divert traffic shows how emotionally drained we are in this dangerously self gratifying society.
Spot.on.👏🏻.prayers to CE and his family ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Well said Adam. Couldn’t agree more.
it's like driving past a car crash everyone will slow down to look its human nature
Yes but this isnt you driving down the road to see a car crash, they apparently zoomed in on his dead face like he was on Discovery Channel, you cant fucking stand by that.
@@niko1ndex I said it's human nature to look not I stand by their decision to show it but u know ppl will be on Google and buying newspapers to watch or c the latest pics
Danish tv did not show those things. After a short while they sent photos from a helicopter above the stadium.
I'd like to take one positive thing out of this from the Mouamba incident, he was saved by the fact there was a cardiologist in the crowd.Because of what happened on that awful day, top level footballer matches have to have doctors with resuscitation equipment and ambulances on standby, albeit indirectly the mouamba incident may well have saved a man's life today.
Yea but broadcasters have to apologise profusely for someone swearing but then when someone is bleeding or dying they don't care wtf.
That's because there are members of the public loving to complain about that. Also Offcom can issue fines if no apologies. Problem is, how to handle human tragedy. Look at events like heysel and Hillsborough. Distressing events of human tragedy, would people say now they should have cut filming as soon as match was abandoned?
Absolutely agree with Adam Catteral , if a streaker run on to the pitch , coverage would have stopped immediately , but some producer thought it was ok to show a medics battling to save a young mans life on a football pitch .
Where were all these outcries when MV Foe died on the pitch?
Exactly
Who is that?
@@joebloggs6922
Marc Vivien Foe
Played for Cameroon
Was shaking watching it, all the blessings in the world to Christian.
I'm sure the TV company will have had complaints and obviously will have to address it in cutting the live feed globally quicker then next time it happens, which could be any day.
They could develop a wind shield that could encircle a player having extreme treatment that can't be penetrated by professional cameras or phone cameras
"I don't know what to say about that" after a two-minute diatribe. Lol.
He is a lunatic
Yes, That’s funny 😁 but obviously it’s equivalent to “I don’t understand how anyone could behave that way”. On Danish tv they cut 5 into the cpr but we were all intrigued by what happened - though we of course felt sick - but you can’t look away so I think we can’t judge people who filmed it - tho it should ofc not take place. But it’s easy to feel repelled by those actions when you were “just watching”
You are so right 🙏👍
Couldn't put it better myself, they never show images of streakers, pitch invaders etc to not give those incidents airtime, but to zoom in on a man as Adam rightly said potentially fighting for his life and to broadcast live footage of his wife in absolute distress is so so wrong on so many levels, we didn't need to see that and someone somewhere who wanted that broadcast needs to reset their moral compass.
Do you know what? This whole disaster reminded me of the film ‘The Truman Show’ where we were the audience watching this event unfold, just like the audience watching Truman. It was absolutely sick what the broadcasters did, i don’t know whether it was Uefa or individual broadcasters but whoever gave the order to zoom in on Eriksen’s face, or his wife’s face, or zoom in so we could see CPR being given, etc, (and make no mistake, someone gave that order and it was cleared by someone to do it) they should be locked up. It was absolutely disgusting, imagine if he had died and his wife and child had those images all over the internet, tv, etc. Not just now, but in a few years, because it will be shown again at some stage. Fair play to both teams, the ref and the medical people because they saved a man’s life today and that is far more important than the tournament.
They zoomed in at first because they didn’t know what happened and afterwards knowing he had a heart attack they shouldn’t film the cpr... in danish tv they cut the show when they gave cpr....
But imagine them, they probably were completely in schock and may not even have known what they fimked... they may have blacked out
I agree it’s disgusting but locked up is too far. Sacking them would be enough.
@@cosmicbubble12 just got carried away typing!🙃
Full respect to the danish team to respect their grief stricken team mate we do not want or need to see that
He's being terribly judgemental. Everyone watching this wanted the fella to recover many of us prayed. My father dropped down in his front garden massive heart attack passers by stopped to show concern not because they're ghouls but because they cared. Dignity becomes less important than saving his life. The players surrounding him did the wrong thing all the fans in the stadium and around the world are fellow human beings majority desperate that he recovered. This pundit is out of order. People shouldn't film it but this is the world we live in. Tommy Cooper died on stage millions watching, when we go on a stage we become slightly vulnerable the main thing is the guy has survived praise Jesus 😇✝️ let's be grateful for that and all others who've had serious illness no matter the circumstances.
He is bang on
Its the first time ive made a complaint to the BBC, I understand they dont control the camera's, but they should of cut the feed and went to studio soon as it happened. Why they didnt shows total ineptitude.
The only thing that really bothered me was that they didn't show that the resuscitation had worked, to my knowledge.
They put on some home improvement rubbish, while I was trying to find out online if he was alive.
Relief when I found out he was and I did so before the BBC shared that info.
The resuscitation issue was bad but, what I just typed I found far more stressful. 😕
I hope he fully recovers.
Well said!! The shot of his wife was terrible
Yes the fact that it circulated the whole world she crying and kjaer consoling was terribke. Never shoukd have shown it. Its a private thing i would have done the same thing consoling her. But its private and the media showing it made me feel sad for her that these images went on to circulate the whole world
I mean you work at talk sport, so you have no case for criticising any other media entity
What a Hunt you truly are
Couldn’t agree more, it was one of the worst decisions in sports coverage I’ve ever seen.
Whenever streakers run on the pitch the cameras always cut to the crowd. The coverage should have been cut a lot earlier.
im 50/50 on this topic, from a medical perspective the footage of him collapsing will be invaluable to the medical professional, to have a frame by frame time stamped situation caught on film will be so helpful to future incidents and will go on to help lots of people. the family being shown however is awful and simply can't be defended. social media has turned happiness and tragedy in to almost modern day social pornography for millions to gawp at.
Unfortunately that's the society we live in today, people film and post on social media first instead of calling the authorities.
Fucking hell. Turn it over if you don’t want to watch it. Geez some of the comments
They like te-lie vision to watch tv 'programmes'. Some like the lies to program the mind.
I couldn’t agree more; absolutely despicable. The media are out of control and don’t care what their filming as long as it brings in audience.
The tv producer did a fantastic job he showed us just enough,, without disgracing the dignity of Ericson.
I found out Erickson was 29 and his girlfriend was in in the stadium.. also saw the players, coaches and fans were involved emotionally and prayerfully. I saw half the players worryingly leaving for the dressing room and Erickson taken out to hospital by paramedics.
First option to enjoy football is in pictures and audio combination. 2nd is in pictures, audio only is a third option.
If you don't like the information you were getting from the match venue, don't be a hypocrite by still watching it and complaining yet being informed by those same TV live pictures in real time. Just stick to radio. And why is your face on if it's radio? kmt
I don't know how I feel about this
Couldn't agree more. There is so much coverage on his wife's pain. That's just not right. It really isn't
You can argue all day if the cameras should have kept rolling to establish what was happening and getting the reaction of fans and other players, but no one will ever convince me that zooming in on his distressed wife on the touchline and broadcasting her live reaction to, what for all they know, could have been her husbands death, was in any way a good idea. That was despicable
Do all cameramen know all footballers wives personally? Do they carry around a catalogue?
@@markreap9465 You're right. No way for a grown man to conceive that this woman, singled out by her being taken down onto the pitch, consoled by the captain of the team, and in complete distress, could in any way be personally affected by the proceedings. Nor can we expect empathy or sympathy from this random person- based on the lack of it from you, a similarly random commenter. You buffoon
@@mcShrub95 wow what a hateful response. I see it had no affect on you to value other people then, whilst demanding other people should be valued.
@@markreap9465 Ah, trolling, good job buddy
@@mcShrub95 whatever you say, obviously you're 'moral' and 'respect' people, it came across in your response lol. It's almost as if your moral outrage is masking something.
We all wanted to see his recovery through. We all wanted to know what was happening, it wouldnt had sat well with people for them just to cut the cameras and leave people who invest their hearts and souls into this players. Not as a spectacle but of genuine concern. It's better for us to see they tried everything so if he had passed we wouldve known all was tried, unlike just cutting feeds and leaving people on a lurch. Call it insensitive but i think we all needed some peace of closure.
Bullshit. Pure morbid curiosity nothing else.
@@DCDPM on your part maybe.
@@DCDPM Morbid curiosity is actually pretty natural. Vsauce made and amazing video on this a few years ago. Also, noone wanted to see him lying dead on the floor, we all just hoped to see some sign of life from him. I didn't see him collapse live but when I watched a video on it on RUclips I immediately clicked off as it was a disturbing sight.
Watching his distressed wife and what appeared to be lifeless body receiving CPR isn't witnessing his recovery is it.
Daft comment to say the least.
Well said.
Adam Catterall is absolutely correct when you consider that if some idiot runs onto the pitch fully clothed or not , the tv networks cut away and don’t show it but someone somewhere felt it was completely acceptable to show Christian Eriksen fighting for his life and his partner in obvious distress at the pitch side , bizarre.
Filming serious incidents helps to highlight them and add awareness. I know it can cause people distress, but as someone who watched people jumping out of buildings live on TV in 2001, I don't feel this complaint is justified. The gravitas of a situation demands it has air time, regardless if it makes some who are a bit sensitive get upset about it. Could you imagine if they showed no footage from 911 and simply told us an attack had happened? It would have diminished the seriousness of the event. The media coverage, whilst not fun to watch, was important and allowed people to understand the situation better.
One hundred percent correct.
I agree, the feed should have been cut immediately.
Well said!
We truly do live in a society
Yeah it was a bizarre choice to not zoom out immediately. The BBC simply broadcast the UEFA Feed. They have no say over what is shown. Sure they could have gone back to the studio earlier but I'm not sure they were emotionally ready.
Once they started pumping his chest,they should’ve cut back to the studio
Yes. I actually feel disturbed that I am not surprised they filmed it and filmed his wife breaking down. I have epilepsy. I wouldnt want someone to film me during my zeisure.
Well said
Football is pg for kids and sure u sometimes hear a bit of swearing from the crowd but that's just atmosphere, that yesterday wasn't kid friendly at all
Absolutely bang on...
Maybe to show he was being looked after and treated to, they didn’t show the full cpr second for second they kept cutting to the team and fans and only showing short seconds of it, maybe to let everyone know he is being looked after.
Imagine the last thing every person watching from Denmark was to see was erisken collapsing and that was it.
definitely didn't need the focus on his crying wife
All that mattered that he is OK, it doesn't matter if cameras were filming, that's what they are meant to do, you couldn't stop filming if you didn't know exactly what happened, we all watched it to make sure he was OK and was going to survive