he is still in a critical condition.

It was absolutely shocking to watch this happen, yesterday. It really puts everything in perspective. Too often we, as football fans, think all that matters are results on the pitch. It's episodes like this that serve as a reminder that in the end all we are watching is a game. There are always things that are more important. Moreover, no one should ever go to a football match and not return. Please pull through, Fabrice. We're all praying for you, and/or wishing you a speedy recovery.

Though it was undoubtedly a horrific couple of hours, there was a silver lining to be found. One of the most heart-warming acts I've ever seen was the crowd at White Heart Lane chanting Muamba's name throughout the entire incident. Kudos to the Tottenham supporters for instantly recognizing that the situation transcended the match.

I stopped watching the game about 35 minutes in, and I didn't even know this happened. Hope he pulls through.

come on muamba pls stay strong

All the best Muamba.

RealGunner wrote:

Sergio Ramos

RealGunner wrote:

shows that there are somethings more important that football, rivalries.. nice too see both these guys receive support from everywhere

HOW DOCTOR FAN SAVED THE LIFE OF FABRICE MUAMBA

http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/309080/How-doctor-fan-saved-the-life-of-Fabrice-Muamba

Legend

Someone was arressted yesterday after making racist comments about Muamba. Pretty sickening stuff.

Latest reports from the hospital say that Mumaba is beginning to show "small signs of improvement". Bolton have said that his heart is now beating without the aid of medication and he can now move his arms and legs.

Great news but there is always a chance he'll get another heart attack, let's hope that doesn't happen.

Sky Sports News by Fabrice Moumba: his heart started to beat again alone, conditions are improving and it is thought that everything will end up with a happy ending.

There are now reports that a friend of Muamba has told the Associated Press that he's speaking again.

Get innnnnnnnnn

Yeah... read he's doing a bit better. good for the kid.

Good to hear about his improvements, now he has some movement.

I don't know the ins and outs of what happened but is it likely he could play again in the future?

TomJuve wrote:Good to hear about his improvements, now he has some movement.

I don't know the ins and outs of what happened but is it likely he could play again in the future?

Cassano suffered a minor stroke and is currently sidelined for 7 months. Muamba's case is much worse, so I think he won't be playing football for a much longer period of time. But at least he's alive and improving. Don't quote me on this though, it's an assumption.

Ok thanks. Obviously surviving comes first but it would be good if somewhere in the future he had a career in football again.

Fabrice Muamba is speaking French & English & is recognising visitors.

RealGunner wrote:Fabrice Muamba is speaking French & English & is recognising visitors.

Epic

Very good to see, I wonder how long they give him to be out of hospital

MUAMBA IS SPEAKING AGAIN !!!

Speaking is a wonderful sign.

They're obviously playing down the significance, because patients don't necessarily make steady progress. He could remain in the hospital for quite some time.

I'm just happy he's recovered to the point he has.

He could of course always come back to football work as a staff member or something..