Euro 2021

[Inspector Lestrade]

2 minutes ago, HIGHERSTATE said:

my opinion..soz..

 

thought it would give people to assess the situation

 

but what the f do i know eh

 

I was genuinely wanting to know your reasons, events have passed us and they have assessed the situation and agreed to carry on.  So you was right

[Maddogbob]

Not sure if I want to watch it tbh after that. Nothing to do with entertainment. Dosn't feel right.

 

Think I'm going to give it a miss.

[CalmJimmers]

Apparently Eriksen's agent has tweeted he is breathing and speaking on his own.

[WalthamOwl]

Very surprised the rest of the game is going ahead tonight. Fair play to the Denmark players. Hopefully they have got some good news from the hospital which has helped them make the decision 

[WalthamOwl]

Just now, CalmJimmers said:

Apparently Eriksen's agent has tweeted he is breathing and speaking on his own.

that really is amazing. Honestly didn’t expect such good news. 

[FreshOwl]

Finland gonna feel awkward if they score or win this, I know I would 

[Ellis Rimmer]

1 minute ago, Maddogbob said:

Not sure if I want to watch it tbh after that. Nothing to do with entertainment. Dosn't feel right.

 

Think I'm going to give it a miss.

I dunno I think it will be a special moment. I hope they're putting it on, they have some quiz game on. 

[Ellis Rimmer]

Just now, FreshOwl said:

Finland gonna feel awkward if they score or win this, I know I would 

like when we played Man Utd after Munich 

[whatevertrevor]

Just now, Ellis Rimmer said:

I dunno I think it will be a special moment. I hope they're putting it on, they have some quiz game on. 

 

Yeah for me it would be comforting. It seems the players have requested it continue. 

[scram]

BTW looking at earlier posts there was quite a bit of debate about the actions of the cameras etc showing the harrowing scenes

 

There are 2 parts to this

 

Firstly it is immoral and indefensible for the directors to show such scenes of distress - this could have been the end of the guys life. His traumatised wife being shown is despicable

 

But it was absolutely right for this to be filmed - by not for public consumption 

 

I have seen footage of the Fabrice Muamba situation at a convention on cardiac issues in football.  The Bolton Dr that day was presenting and he was extremely candid and reflective.

 

Not only did we learn so much from that incident but the scrutiny of the footage coupled with personal testimony from those in attendance changed the way we train and respond to such incidents. 

 

Is fair to say that the extremely rapid and efficient response today was borne out of what was learned from Muamba

Edited June 12, 2021 by scram

[Maddogbob]

Just now, Ellis Rimmer said:

I dunno I think it will be a special moment. I hope they're putting it on, they have some quiz game on. 

I'm going to watch the itv game instead. 

[Essix Blue]

2 minutes ago, Ellis Rimmer said:

I dunno I think it will be a special moment. I hope they're putting it on, they have some quiz game on. 

BBC1 7:25

[FreshOwl]

1 minute ago, Ellis Rimmer said:

like when we played Man Utd after Munich 

Wasn’t around for that tbh mate  

[HIGHERSTATE]

2 minutes ago, Maddogbob said:

I'm going to watch the itv game instead. 

tipping point is on

Edited June 12, 2021 by HIGHERSTATE

[Ellis Rimmer]

1 minute ago, scram said:

BTW looking at earlier posts there was quite a bit of debate about the actions of the cameras etc dieing the harrowing scenes

 

There are 2 parts to this

 

Firstly it is immoral and indefensible for the directors to show such scenes of distress - this could have been the end of the guys life. His traumatised wife being shown is despicable

 

But it was absolutely right for this to be filmed - by not for public consumption 

 

I have seen footage of the Fabrice Muamba situation at a convention on cardiac issues in football.  The Bolton Dr that day was presenting and he was extremely candid and reflective.

 

Not only did we learn so much from that incident but the scrutiny of the footage coupled with personal testimony from those in attendance changed the way we train and respond to such incidents. 

 

Is fair to say that the extremely rapid and efficient response today was borne out of what was learned from Muamba

Yeh camera man got unreasonable flak it's the directors fault 

Just now, Maddogbob said:

I'm going to watch the itv game instead. 

They haven't even put the coverage for that on yet? I think the TV channels don't know what to do

[Essix Blue]

1 minute ago, scram said:

BTW looking at earlier posts there was quite a bit of debate about the actions of the cameras etc dieing the harrowing scenes

 

There are 2 parts to this

 

Firstly it is immoral and indefensible for the directors to show such scenes of distress - this could have been the end of the guys life. His traumatised wife being shown is despicable

 

But it was absolutely right for this to be filmed - by not for public consumption 

 

I have seen footage of the Fabrice Muamba situation at a convention on cardiac issues in football.  The Bolton Dr that day was presenting and he was extremely candid and reflective.

 

Not only did we learn so much from that incident but the scrutiny of the footage coupled with personal testimony from those in attendance changed the way we train and respond to such incidents. 

 

Is fair to say that the extremely rapid and efficient response today was borne out of what was learned from Muamba

Absolutely correct. 
 

Ive been involved in live tv in the past - where motorbike racers have crashed and been given CPR on the track - and some died. It’s always filmed (but not shown) for the subsequent inquest

[Ellis Rimmer]

1 minute ago, FreshOwl said:

Wasn’t around for that tbh mate  

So I have read  

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1 minute ago, scram said:

BTW looking at earlier posts there was quite a bit of debate about the actions of the cameras etc dieing the harrowing scenes

 

There are 2 parts to this

 

Firstly it is immoral and indefensible for the directors to show such scenes of distress - this could have been the end of the guys life. His traumatised wife being shown is despicable

 

But it was absolutely right for this to be filmed - by not for public consumption 

 

I have seen footage of the Fabrice Muamba situation at a convention on cardiac issues in football.  The Bolton Dr that day was presenting and he was extremely candid and reflective.

 

Not only did we learn so much from that incident but the scrutiny of the footage coupled with personal testimony from those in attendance changed the way we train and respond to such incidents. 

 

Is fair to say that the extremely rapid and efficient response today was borne out of what was learned from Muamba

 

I specifically complained about 'broadcasting' of the pictures.

Anything that helps improve our response is to be encouraged and real time footage may certainly do that.

That doesn't mean it should be broadcast live.

Nor does it apply to filming his wife.

[HIGHERSTATE]

As radio 5 just said, the Denmark players must have just heard really good news.

 

But Pat Nevin has said some of the Denmark players still look shook up. 

[Maddogbob]

4 minutes ago, Ellis Rimmer said:

Yeh camera man got unreasonable flak it's the directors fault 

They haven't even put the coverage for that on yet? I think the TV channels don't know what to do

Yeah I'm just chilling till it's on. Hopefully as scram says we can learn something from the footage, to help in the future.

 

I haven't got the stomach to watch the rest of that match personally.

 

Edited June 12, 2021 by Maddogbob