Cav, that was too much for me to see. They had been working on him for what seemed to be an age and I feared that she had been given the bad news. I'm going to reserve judgment on the media outlets; this was such an unprecedented situation that it's difficult to know whether they should have just turned off the pics altogether - did they know it was the player's partner, I'm not sure they did initially.I do not think it did the BBC any credit to continue to broadcast when the camera was on the poor guy's wife. Thank your god, or no god, of choice that Eriksen is OK.
I do not think it did the BBC any credit to continue to broadcast when the camera was on the poor guy's wife. Thank your god, or no god, of choice that Eriksen is OK.
That post Doesn’t make any more sense second time round.Ref Post 72.
Doesn’t make any more sense second time round.
I’d have rather seen the test card than a man possibly dying on screen and his wife having to watch it.
The feed was taken by the BBC.
They chose to broadcast it.
I notice Lineker has already apologised.