It’s very difficult for BBC to make a decision when they are receiving a feed from a third party.BBC apologised already...
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I posted this in the Sports sub forum. It sums it up nicely.With the greatest respect to everyone and not being remotely interested in sport, just saw this and wondered what was going on. Why can't people be as concerned and shocked about the many inequalities of people suffering in so many ways every day in every country. We seem happy to be blind to that but a person collapsing during a game of sport on TV spurs national coverage? People are still dying from war, starvation, famine right now. Why no national outrage and effort to help?
Nice phrase to sum up today.
“Sport is the most important of the least important things”
It's not football though, its life, simple. Football places huge exertion on people as do many other sports, our own included. Thankfully its extraordinarily rare. It is a sobering thought though.I have zero interest in football but this incident made me think what a harsh game it can be. This young mans footballing career is likely over now. Football can suck you in build you up and spit you out just as quickly.
As can anything in life. It is a positive thing that football has made Christian financially secure and given him a great life. He is a national treasure in Denmark and that will not change.I have zero interest in football but this incident made me think what a harsh game it can be. This young mans footballing career is likely over now. Football can suck you in build you up and spit you out just as quickly.