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i don't tweet myself but i thought i'd have a look - from what i can see people are posting that the ambulance crew managed to get him breathing again. lets hope its true but tweets are fairly meaningless all said and done.

Espn reporter is saying he is breathing again, I really hope that's true but I'm waiting for confirmed reports

dawson99 wrote:I'm hearing it is worst case scenario.. but so far nothing substatiated, and hoping the grapevine is wrong

yes theres some reports on other forums that is the case and the news has hit the press room but they can not yet report it untill all his family have been told.
god i hope they are wrong

Jesus...I hope the lad pulls through.

its not looking good...

Some better news now. He is stable in hospital

lakes10 wrote:Some better news now. He is stable in hospital

just heard that. Good news.

Great news, where did we hear that?

dawson99 wrote:Great news, where did we hear that?

Sky Sports News

great news. Breathing again and is in a stable condition. Where it goes from here depends on how long it took them to bring him back. Hopefully there was no permanent brain damage or anything of the sort. All the best to Muamba and his family.

7_Kewell wrote:

dawson99 wrote:Great news, where did we hear that?

Sky Sports News

that is truly awesome news

hats off to the quick thinking medical staff at Whiteheart Lane.

ethanr wrote:Honestly makes me feel sick... Was watching the game and tried to figure out what was going on.  He looked like he was having a seizure on the pitch.  I've never seen a game abandoned for an injury like that, and I really hope he pulls thru.  Horrible for something like this to happen.

i was watching it myself mate and i agree it was absolutely horrendous, when the camera`s panned onto the crowd instead of the pitch so not to show any upsetting scene`s you could see the horror in the faces of both the spurs and bolton fan`s as they watched the medical teams frantically battling to save his life.
apparently he is stable in hospital now which is great news.
well done to the doctors, paramedics and the medical teams of both clubs and well done to the fans too, when he was being treated on the pitch you could hear them shouting and urging muamba to pull through and when it was announced the game was being abandoned they applauded the decision.
all the best to fabrice and his family

ycsatbjywtbiastkamb wrote:

ethanr wrote:Honestly makes me feel sick... Was watching the game and tried to figure out what was going on.  He looked like he was having a seizure on the pitch.  I've never seen a game abandoned for an injury like that, and I really hope he pulls thru.  Horrible for something like this to happen.

i was watching it myself mate and i agree it was absolutely horrendous, when the camera`s panned onto the crowd instead of the pitch so not to show any upsetting scene`s you could see the horror in the faces of both the spurs and bolton fan`s as they watched the medical teams frantically battling to save his life.
apparently he is stable in hospital now which is great news.
well done to the doctors, paramedics and the medical teams of both clubs and well done to the fans too, when he was being treated on the pitch you could hear them shouting and urging muamba to pull through and when it was announced the game was being abandoned they applauded the decision.
all the best to fabrice and his family

great to see football fans from all clubs pulling together as one when it comes to something like this 

just seen this now poor lad.
hopefully he will be good as new and back playing again soon.
god bless to you and your family fabrice