Was just about to post that the first picture seems legit. Reverse image search showed nothing.
Super super good sign for Eriksen.
Post-ROSC (getting pulses back) care is a super complicated topic, but the first decision point is if the person is awake and following commands. Looks like that’s a yes at this point, and is an extremely good sign.
Can’t praise the medics enough. That is the highest of high pressure codes, and there’s no way you’re mentally prepared for such a thing to happen. You have thousands watching you in the stadium and millions on TV.
Honestly, it was probably a simple code that they’ve all done before, but you can’t understate the pressure of that situation. You hope the training kicks in and takes over, but it’s by no means a given. Great fucking work. They’ll remember that for the rest of their lives.
Agree #1 is rough but I thought #2 was appropriate by his teammates in the moment. It had been like 5 minutes, they’d been right with him, and probably thought he was dead. They didn’t want her seeing that.
I have a hard time relating on this one. I know it’s a common sentiment, but I don’t get it. In her shoes I’d want to be seeing whatever is going on. And even if dead, I’d need to see it with my own eyes.
Maybe if it’s some gruesome car accident or something, that’s different.
That’s all fair. I’ve never been in the situation thankfully so I don’t know how I’d react.
We did see her. It’s not like she was being restrained. She knew where he was. I think if she said F all of you I’m going to be next to my husband, she would have been free to.
Christian Eriksen is awake and his condition remains stable. He remains hospitalized at Rigshospitalet for further examinations.
The match against Finland will be played tonight. This happens after the players have been confirmed that Christian is okay. The match resumes at 20.30.
Shocked that they are actually finishing on the same day.
It seems like they only showed her for a second or two. I guess they believed she was another player and cut away when they realized the mistake.
You could of course argue that even showing the players on TV is also bad.
Schmeichel (?) trying to keep her away also seems understandable if you consider that they do not know what is shown on TV. Maybe he wanted to protect her from breaking down on live TV. He is not a medical professional and has most likely never dealt with a situation like this.
I am not saying they made good decisions, but not being prepared for this situation, their decisions seem bad, but not „special place in hell bad“.