Fabrice Muamba Asks Did We Win

 

Fabrice Muamba's father revealed today the bewildered footballer had to be told the match he collapsed in had been abandoned because of his cardiac arrest.
The Bolton Wanderers star is recovering well in hospital and his family said they are looking forward to the day they can take him home.
But family friend Aime Esalo told how Muamba came to and asked: 'Did we lose?' The Bolton Wanderers player was told the match was called off with the score at 1-1.

Mr Esalo told The Sun: 'Fabrice asked why they had stopped it and his father said, "Because of you".'

Muamba also asked about his three-year-old son Joshua in his first words after coming round from a coma, it has been claimed.
Although he is breathing by himself and able to recognise family members, Bolton manager Owen Coyle said Muamba, 23, is still in the early days of his fight back to full health.
The player is still in intensive care at the London Chest Hospital but has amazed his manager with the speed of his recovery.
Cardiologists say the long-term outlook will remain unclear for some time.
A cousin, who did not want to be named, told the Evening Standard: 'His eyes are open and he’s recognising people. I spoke to him yesterday, he’s able to speak. Everything is fine. We thank God for that. He will be back home.'
Muamba collapsed on the pitch at White Hart Lane at 6.11pm on Saturday in the first half of an FA Cup quarter-final tie against Tottenham Hotspur as he suffered a heart attack.