Because it's distressing and it allows medical staff to take the shortest route to the person who needs attention.Greatwesternline wrote:I know it's all the rage but not actually sure why a game should stop for medical attention in the crowd.
Football crowds are a large number of people, you are going to get ailments within a big group of people.
I went to a Thomas the Tank Engine day out at Colchester railway where an old lady had a mild heart attack and collapses on to the floor. There were only about 300 people there but the show still went on.
What happens if someone scores and hundreds of people celebrate in the immediate vicinity of the fan needing attention, causing potential further damage and or stopping medical personal getting to him or administering help?Greatwesternline wrote:I know it's all the rage but not actually sure why a game should stop for medical attention in the crowd.
Football crowds are a large number of people, you are going to get ailments within a big group of people.
I went to a Thomas the Tank Engine day out at Colchester railway where an old lady had a mild heart attack and collapses on to the floor. There were only about 300 people there but the show still went on.
Yeah losing only 1-0 at half time to the top of the table side is acceptable.tidus_mi2 wrote:lol wtf are the Millwall fans booing for? Absolute mugs
Quite disappointed there were no ‘Let him die’ chants from the away end.Brogue wrote:Medical Attention required in the crowd, game stopped.
We should understand better than most how meaningless the table is at this stage of the season.Millsy wrote:Yeah losing only 1-0 at half time to the top of the table side is acceptable.tidus_mi2 wrote:lol wtf are the Millwall fans booing for? Absolute mugs
It's only because we don't want to assume gender thesedays.St Pauli wrote:Quite disappointed there were no ‘Let him die’ chants from the away end.Brogue wrote:Medical Attention required in the crowd, game stopped.
We’ve gone soft.
Oh ok.JimmytheJim wrote:We should understand better than most how meaningless the table is at this stage of the season.Millsy wrote:Yeah losing only 1-0 at half time to the top of the table side is acceptable.tidus_mi2 wrote:lol wtf are the Millwall fans booing for? Absolute mugs
What do you mean?JimmytheJim wrote:We should understand better than most how meaningless the table is at this stage of the season.Millsy wrote:Yeah losing only 1-0 at half time to the top of the table side is acceptable.tidus_mi2 wrote:lol wtf are the Millwall fans booing for? Absolute mugs
Tbf the Fat Controller would have sorted it out pretty quickly.Greatwesternline wrote:I know it's all the rage but not actually sure why a game should stop for medical attention in the crowd.
Football crowds are a large number of people, you are going to get ailments within a big group of people.
I went to a Thomas the Tank Engine day out at Colchester railway where an old lady had a mild heart attack and collapses on to the floor. There were only about 300 people there but the show still went on.
Good point.Millsy wrote:It's only because we don't want to assume gender thesedays.St Pauli wrote:Quite disappointed there were no ‘Let him die’ chants from the away end.Brogue wrote:Medical Attention required in the crowd, game stopped.
We’ve gone soft.
https://euroweeklynews.com/2022/08/13/t ... ed-as-fat/Norfolk Royal wrote:Tbf the Fat Controller would have sorted it out pretty quickly.Greatwesternline wrote:I know it's all the rage but not actually sure why a game should stop for medical attention in the crowd.
Football crowds are a large number of people, you are going to get ailments within a big group of people.
I went to a Thomas the Tank Engine day out at Colchester railway where an old lady had a mild heart attack and collapses on to the floor. There were only about 300 people there but the show still went on.
Norfolk Royal wrote:Tbf the Fat Controller would have sorted it out pretty quickly.Greatwesternline wrote:I know it's all the rage but not actually sure why a game should stop for medical attention in the crowd.
Football crowds are a large number of people, you are going to get ailments within a big group of people.
I went to a Thomas the Tank Engine day out at Colchester railway where an old lady had a mild heart attack and collapses on to the floor. There were only about 300 people there but the show still went on.
So far Sarr good....South Coast Royal wrote:What a debut for Sarr-already so much better than his namesake.
I really can't remember (maybe the Hurlock days) watching a Reading side that is so strong and not dirty at the same time.
A slow start but the game is fairly even-who could have hoped for this just a few weeks ago?
Exactly.St Pauli wrote:Good point.Millsy wrote:It's only because we don't want to assume gender thesedays.St Pauli wrote:
Quite disappointed there were no ‘Let him die’ chants from the away end.
We’ve gone soft.
I’d have found ‘let them die’ perfectly acceptable tbf
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