FrankLampard8
Youth Team
i have no word..we'll always love you Puerta. Rest in peace
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bybuti;2388743 said:capela is not sad just why you didnt know him personally, its sad for the way he dead and for the job he did, is not the same to dead one solider in war and player in field, the worst thing is that he was 22 (in best time of life) and he left his son who never cant say word "father" its something that i can imagine to happen at anyone
Sevillista;2388894 said:My dad plays once a week with Puerta's uncle and cousin... he gave them a call this morning and they said Antonio was in a coma with no brain activity. It was over before if was over...
Anyways, the heart condition that Puerta had was very rare and virtually undetectable. This criticism of the team's medical staff is uncalled for. When Puerta fainted in practice, tests were performed but they found nothing.
They are having a wake in the stadium right now. The family is there, and they are allowing fans to visit. They've placed the team's flag, the country's flag, and his jersey on the casket. Beforehand, about 5000 people went to the stadium to light candles, and leave fotos and messages.
Post-mortemLean;2388907 said:How did the last doc discover it then? Just a question by the way.
Lean;2388698 said:From his Wikipedia article:
"Doctor Francisco Murillo reported that Puerta had suffered multiple organ failure and irreversible brain damage as a result of multiple prolonged cardiac arrests due to an incurable, hereditary heart disease known as arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy."
An incurable, hereditary heart disease. Why do i have the impression the Sevilla doctors knew about it? Dont players have regular exams? How do they let him anywhere near a football pitch if they knew it?
that's just wrong even for youSir Sir_Didier_Drogba;2388942 said:I'm glad he's dead
CarlosDanger;2388916 said:Post-mortem
Sir Sir_Didier_Drogba;2388942 said:I'm glad he's dead
Sir Sir_Didier_Drogba;2388942 said:I'm glad he's dead