I've never had a problem with Spurs, in fact I've quite enjoyed some of your games this season. But you've won yourselves another fan with your behaviour today. Scott Parker and Harry Redknapp both clearly didn't want to play after what happened. Van Der Vaart praying for a guy he must barely know. Your fans, chanting the name of our former Arsenal player. A cardiologist in your crowd, jumping forward to help.
You've restored my faith in football. And I pledge that I will be looking out for your club and wishing you the best, and telling the story of today to anyone who talks badly of your club. I can't even write this article without starting to cry. Not ashamed to admit that.
Thank-you.
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God bless you
comment by messiah (now in HD) (U1548)
posted on 17/3/12
Fred
comment by timmeh's 4-4-2 (U7464)
posted on 17/3/12
Just seen picture of Defoe crying into Bale's shoulder
comment by GOODBYE (U1029)
posted on 17/3/12
That pic will haunt me forever. I'm feeling it for poor Fabrice x
Pull through big guy. We need you to pull through
comment by RoadRunnerVideoFan (U9068)
posted on 17/3/12
Kudos to all at THFC. Fans,medics,management and players were a credit to your club tonight.
Audere est facere Fabrice, you can pull through.
comment by フレッド：遠藤航を使ってくれ、ボス！ (U3979)
posted on 18/3/12
Forget Liverpool, I'm supporting Bolton in this years FA Cup and I'd give anything to see the lad lift the trophy at the end of it.
YNWA Fabrice Muamba
YNWA Spurs fans, no longer shall I wander your board posting my random crap.
comment by (U13553)
posted on 18/3/12
I'm a spurs fan, at the spurs game. Never have I seen a game in such dramatic fashion whilst I was at it. I think the spurs fans showed compassion and were Standing with the Bolton fans on wishing Muamba and his family the best. Lets be honest, this was not about Tottenham, or Bolton, or really about football in general. This was real life. And I genuinely think fans of any club would of done the same, be it Arsenal or Chelsea or otherwise. Football has its rivalries. But there are still some things you unite on.
Best wishes to Muamba and his family. THFC fan.
comment by (U13553)
posted on 18/3/12
For the record. I felt quite cut up on the whole incident. It was not a fun experience to see.
posted on 18/3/12
Just got back from White Hart Lane about an hour or so ago
Would like to echo the comments that Tottenham Hotspur were first class
He's probably not reading this, but also a thanks in particular to the Spurs fan who offered me the chance to stay at his house for a bit and get a drink when I mentioned that I'd have to wait until 9pm for my train home.
Go and get that third place nailed down
comment by kimchihno (U4197)
posted on 18/3/12
Fred
(U13553) - it must have been horrendous being there, it was incredibly distressing watching it on TV. The reaction of the Spurs fans who were there was superb, we couldn't have asked for more from you as ambassadors for our club, or more importantly, as you say, human beings in general
All prayers with Fabrice and his family tonight
comment by JukeboxJunkie (U10162)
posted on 18/3/12
A cardiologist in your crowd, jumping forward to help.
I didn't know that, and kudos to the man. Its acts like this that restore your faith in humanity. Really hope Muamba pulls through this, and credit to everyone today. Football is just a game at the end of the day
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