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Christian Eriksen

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  • paulie8290
    paulie8290 Posts: 23,370
    I see he played 77 minutes and got 2 assists in a 2-2 friendly v Rangers last week.

    So looks like he hasn't lost any of his magic touch
  • ForeverAddickted
    ForeverAddickted Posts: 101,756
    Played the full game against Norwich today... Great come back story for him.

    Wonder if he might end up at somewhere like Newcastle next season
  • clive
    clive Posts: 20,866
    Christian Eriksen is back in Denmark's squad for the first time since suffering a cardiac arrest playing for his country at Euro 2020 last summer.
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/60748258
  • stackitsteve
    stackitsteve Posts: 12,336
    edited March 2022
    Just scored v Netherlands.
    Just 2 minutes after coming on at half time
  • JohnBoyUK
    JohnBoyUK Posts: 9,558
    Football is magic sometimes.  Couldnt of made it up, chuffed for him.
  • stackitsteve
    stackitsteve Posts: 12,336
    edited April 2022
    Class is permanent, just put Brentford 2-1 up at Stamford Bridge.
  • ForeverAddickted
    ForeverAddickted Posts: 101,756

  • JohnBoyUK
    JohnBoyUK Posts: 9,558
    He was the best player on the pitch by a country mile yesterday.  He'd walk straight back into the Spurs midfield.
  • cfgs
    cfgs Posts: 11,985
    Wonderful player.
  • Covered End
    Covered End Posts: 53,410
    I thought Brentford were heading for possible relegation just before Eriksen signed.
    They are now comfortably mid table.

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  • jonseventyfive
    jonseventyfive Posts: 3,570
    We also thought brentford were on the slide CE, he certainly had a positive impact on the club. 
  • cafc999
    cafc999 Posts: 5,058
    World class player
  • iaitch
    iaitch Posts: 10,852
    Now he's proved his worth the big clubs now want to sign him. He'd been available for months but they weren't prepared to take a punt.
  • guinnessaddick
    guinnessaddick Posts: 31,429
    Christian Eriksen has collapsed on the pitch during the Denmark vs. Ukraine friendly.

    Ukrainian and Danish players gathered together after Christian Eriksen left the field of play. 

    Denmark statement reads: "Christian Eriksen is conscious and feeling well according to the circumstances. The match has been called off."
  • Chizz
    Chizz Posts: 28,928
    Christian Eriksen collapses on pitch as Denmark release statement after pre-World Cup friendly abandoned. 

    The Danish FA later confirmed Eriksen was conscious and 'doing well' after announcing the match had been abandoned. In a statement shared to X, they said: "Christian Eriksen is conscious and doing well under the circumstances. "The match has been called off."

    Christian Eriksen collapses on pitch as Denmark release statement after pre-World Cup friendly abandoned | talkSPORT 
  • North Lower Neil
    North Lower Neil Posts: 24,319
    edited June 7
    Holding his chest too - not good, hope he's ok.
  • ElfsborgAddick
    ElfsborgAddick Posts: 31,238
    Perhaps it might be time for Eriksen to call it a day.
    Hopefully he is on the mend very quickly.
  • EugenesAxe
    EugenesAxe Posts: 5,583
    Is a sign he should hang his boots up ,some things more important that footy
  • up_the_valley
    up_the_valley Posts: 4,745
    edited June 7
    ElfsborgAddick said:
    Perhaps it might be time for Eriksen to call it a day.
    Hopefully he is on the mend very quickly.
    Agree. Appreciate the career you've had. TBH I thought this after the first incident and was very surprised to see him playing again. The Italian FA don't allow players with such condition and I think that's pure common sense. Enjoy your life with your family. 
  • BDS
    BDS Posts: 15
    Eriksen has an implanted cardioverter defibrillator fitted. Typically there is a short delay after a cardiac arrest before they deliver a shock. My daughter’s one has a 30 second delay. I suspect this is what happened here and why he was able to walk off the pitch. They are very effective as they deliver a shock very soon after arrest and directly to the heart rather than through muscle and ribcage like external defibs. Hopefully his recovery should be pretty good with such a short downtime, but perhaps it’s time for him to hang up his boots.

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  • Danepak
    Danepak Posts: 1,708
    Wolfsburg's relegation means he'll likely need to find a new club. At 34, and after yet another serious cardiac incident, I'd personally like to see him retire and enjoy family life. Some things are bigger than football.
  • thickandthin63
    thickandthin63 Posts: 3,229
    He is 34,if he considers playing again after this,he is of his head
  • cafc-4-life
    cafc-4-life Posts: 1,401
    thickandthin63 said:
    He is 34,if he considers playing again after this,he is of his head
    I'll be the first to say that we should take him? There's bound to be one comment about it so lets get in early.
  • cafcnick1992
    cafcnick1992 Posts: 7,869
    Are they going to be able to establish what is wrong with his heart given he had a pacemaker in?
  • BDS
    BDS Posts: 15
    cafcnick1992 said:
    Are they going to be able to establish what is wrong with his heart given he had a pacemaker in?
    Yes, the device records all heart rhythms, most these days have Bluetooth so they can be connected to an iPad and all the data downloaded. His cardiologists will know exactly what is happening and if this has happened at other times too.
  • Scoham
    Scoham Posts: 39,603
    https://www.dailymail.com/sport/football/article-15965599/Christian-Eriksen-preparing-RETURN-football-despite-warned-just-matter-time-terrifying-sudden-collapse-month-latest-heart-problem.html

    He wants to carry on playing.
  • KBslittlesis
    KBslittlesis Posts: 9,373
    His poor family 😕
  • EugenesAxe
    EugenesAxe Posts: 5,583
    Jeez dude give it up  :o
  • ElfsborgAddick
    ElfsborgAddick Posts: 31,238
    Go into coaching mate, I am sure clubs will be queueing up for his services.
  • JiMMy 85
    JiMMy 85 Posts: 10,311
    Retiring at 34 isn't even that young. He's had an incredible career compared to 99.9% of people who want to play football. He even got to play on for five years after literally dying. 

    This decision ought to be taken out of his hands, and perhaps insurance might do that (I am guessing, I don't know how insurance works). I hope it does because it seems crazy to put his family, and the other players through this stuff. Imagine what it would do to a player who goes in too hard on him and somehow causes another incident. Or the trauma the players on the pitch have to go through every time his heart stops. It's getting a bit selfish now. 

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