David Ginola hails importance of defibrillators in football after own medical emergency
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dailystar.co.ukNewcastle's Premier League clash against Tottenham at St James' Park was suspended on Sunday afternoon following a medical emergency involving a spectator.
Players notified the referee after fans got their attention from behind the advertising boards, with Andre Marriner then pausing the game and Eric Dier calling for a defibrillator.With a member of medical staff bringing the kit over to the other side of the pitch, Marriner brought the players to the dugouts as efforts were made to help the fan in question.David Ginola was on punditry duty for the fixture, and he was able to share his knowledge on the subject having suffered a cardiac arrest during a charity match back in 2016, after which he fell into a coma.Following his fall to the.
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