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Any update on this?

Looks like a Bolton player may have collapsed, not looking good.

Sounds bad from the radio. Hope he gets through

From the crowd reaction on TV, it does not look good, either.

From what I am hearing from a friend at the game, the consensus in the stands is that Muamba has died.

jeezz. this sounds horrid..

As my wife always explains to me, if you're not breathing again via a defribulator within 10 mins, you're done. Poor kid.

terrible stuff

Not good :(

Still being resuscitated in the ambulance. Not looking good at all.

Doesn't look good at all, pray for the kid!

If he'd been successfully resuscitated we'd have heard about it by now.

From Wikipedia

On 17 March 2012, Muamba collapsed during an FA Cup tie between Bolton and Tottenham Hotspur on live international television and was rushed to hospital;[3] as a result the match was abandoned just before halftime. Muamba's condition is currently not known, but the BBC News website stated that it was "extremely serious".[4]

Am still in shock over this. So hope Fab pulls through.

Hospital say he's stable. Fantastic news, hopefully he'll come through this.

Sky Sports report that he is in a stable condition...................I'm seriously disliking some comments on here........

???

just heard on 5 live he is stable and a top heart doctor was at the game and stewards let him past to see him on the pitch

Because people can be so morbid and negative, when in reality, they know shit!

I think the speculation/opinions over whether someone can survive without oxygen that long maybe oveerreacted to by Matt?

Lets hope Fabrice makes a full recovery

People fear the worst. No-one did anything but wish the guy well.

Your post seems way OTT.

People do speculate tho' Matt. were you at the league cup game Forest Vs Leicester a few years back. Player had heart attack in h-t break. Lots of speculation occurred that night too?

Don't look on twitter if you are a sensitive soul.

I took it to mean a few posts in this thread rather than Twitter.

I was at that game with my two sons. A horrible experience

Very relieved the news on Muamba is not as bad as we all feared

Don't see anything out of order on this thread at all

Some sick and unhinged wankers on social media though

Yes, so did I.

But I meant if he was offended by what was written here, he shouldn't look on twitter because some of the stuff there really is sick.

Sounds like good news.

Also if that heart doctor was key in saving him, that's most fortuitous. Also heard that St John's were key when it first happened.

Amazing he was allowed on the field.

Surprised some jobsworth didn't try and stop him.

It seems common sense prevailed for once..... Get well Muamba!

Just heard on the BBC there hasn't been a statement on his condition yet.

With the propensity of Murdoch employees to tell lies, I'll go with the Beeb.

Steve Robinson ‏ @robins4479 (the cardiologist)


Didn't manage to reach him so the WHL staff revived him & kept him alive, not me. Sadly I tried but held back, so they are the heroes

Statement at 9:30 (from the hospital)

just seen this on twitter dodgy reporting on 5 live but at least the guy seems like is over the worst

you dislike teh bbc?

2 very incorrect statements from you

go troll elsewhere

wow go troll elsewhere bit harsh imo only saying what heard and seen on social media if broken some blonde rules i apologise im new here

@danroan Bolton confirm Fabrice Muamba is "critically ill" in intensive care in heart-attack unit of London Chest Hospital

Anything that isn't the worst is great. Hoping he comes through.

Big shock, Sky's reports that he was "stable" proved to be a fabrication.

Shocking when a young fit guy suffers such an unexpected tragedy. I remember marc vivien foe collapsing in similar circumstances.

When I worked for Fitness First a few years ago I employed a cracking young lad called Richard. He started out as a fitness instructor and within a couple of years I promoted him to fitness manager. He was a committed professional and a real gent who was always talking about his love of cricket and sailing. I really got on with Rich and liked him a lot. One weekend he went off to play in his usual cricket game for the local team. During the match he ran in to bowl and collapsed. Unfortunately he never regained consciousness. I used to watch him take spinning classes and think wow this guy can really motor so he was obv super fit. Inexplicable, a real bolt out of the blue, and I remember his mum being totally overwhelmed. So I can imagine what Fabrice's family are going through right now and my thoughts are with them.

It's happened a couple of times in recent years with Puerta for Seville and phil o'donnell for Motherwell.... hopefully he pulls through!

I remember a former Posh player called David Longhurst who died on the pitch having suffered a heart attack (1990). I remember this as I watched him play for Posh many times and this incident happened shortly after we had sold him to York.

Wow so much different reports on this, this in Guardian

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2012/mar/19/fabrice-muamba-signs-improvement

Hopefully this is true, truly horrible.  Just insane that someone in such phenomenal physical condition is just as susceptible as anyone to this stuff, guess the lesson here is never to take life for granted and make the most of every day, as you never know what can happen.

He was from Corby (went to the same school as I did), and remember the shock when he died.

Then when I was in sixth form, a lad who was a friend of mine was playing football and he collapsed and died on the football pitch. He was a fit, popular lad who played football semi professionally and until the post mortem they had no idea what happened. It revealed he had a heart that resembled one of a forty year old man with heart disease. A heart scan like the premier league footballers have would have shown the condition before it killed him.

His condition has improved according to Evening Standard website, he's now answering questions and recognising family members.

Also excellent piece in the Evening Standard by Benoit Assou-Ekotto today

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/sport/football/a-horrific-night-but-one-that-has-united-us-all-as-a-football-family-7577583.html

Hope this twat gets sent down, kicked out of uni, life ruined etc

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-17434587

+1

What a tosser!

56 days in the slammer :)

buggered to hell, inmates film it on iphone then everyone tweets about it would be justice.

Awful news in Italy today too.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2012/apr/14/piermario-morosini-collapses-during-game

All remaining Italian games have been postponed as a mark of respect.

Sky News - Fabrice Muamba is discharged - absolutetly amazing and even talk of him playing again - props to the Doctor and the Hospital