Free Falling Foxes Posted 17 April 2016 Posted 17 April 2016 Other half thought it would be interesting to measure my blood pressure during the match. I was watching at home, which I find even worse for my nerves! I took the first reading an hour before kick-off: 12:25 131/82 This the high side of normal 13:35 175/82. Moderate Hypertension. (This was after KS's save and the ball hitting both posts. 1-0 186/81 Severe Hypertension. H/T 161/80 Moderate Hypertension. 1-1 183/86 Severe Hypertension. 1-2 158/82 Mild Hypertension. 2-2 187/76 Severe Hypertension. I was too distraught to check-it at the sending-off. It was probably off the scale!
m4DD0gg Posted 17 April 2016 Posted 17 April 2016 I have a fitbit and my heart rate was between 90-100 BPM the whole match.
VLC86 Posted 17 April 2016 Posted 17 April 2016 I have a fitbit and my heart rate was between 90-100 BPM the whole match. Such a plastic, real fans have a heart rate of at least 140 during a match.
orangecity23 Posted 17 April 2016 Posted 17 April 2016 I think this is clear Health and Safety grounds for Jon Moss never refereeing a game again. Decisions so bad they can damage your health
WesMorganGod Posted 17 April 2016 Posted 17 April 2016 My blood was boiling at the ref, he was beyond awful
ultrafox27 Posted 17 April 2016 Posted 17 April 2016 i didn't measure my blood pressure but i was really mad when Vardy was sent off !!
DEMANN Posted 19 April 2016 Posted 19 April 2016 I've been feeling terrible during recent games. Chest pains, light-headedness, really stressed out. I had to leave the ground just after Vardy got sent off. I walked home and it felt like I was carrying something heavy on my shoulders. The emotion I felt when the ref got the red card out, was exactly the same as when we had to have the dog put down. I'm gonna be a name on a brass plaque on a bench soon.
Socks Posted 19 April 2016 Posted 19 April 2016 mt ar$e has been chewing on my undies for a couple of months now
4everfox Posted 19 April 2016 Posted 19 April 2016 I've never experienced such intense pressure as a supporter then I have this season. Its a fact that I'm now going to either be crying hysterically in celebration of winning the title for a good few weeks or locking myself away for a month or two away from the world on compassionate leave, it scares me to death.
Izzy Posted 19 April 2016 Posted 19 April 2016 I've been feeling terrible during recent games. Chest pains, light-headedness, really stressed out. I had to leave the ground just after Vardy got sent off. I walked home and it felt like I was carrying something heavy on my shoulders. The emotion I felt when the ref got the red card out, was exactly the same as when we had to have the dog put down. I'm gonna be a name on a brass plaque on a bench soon. Which minute of which home game would you like us to schedule you're minutes applause?
Phube Posted 19 April 2016 Posted 19 April 2016 Other half thought it would be interesting to measure my blood pressure during the match. I was watching at home, which I find even worse for my nerves! I took the first reading an hour before kick-off: 12:25 131/82 This the high side of normal 13:35 175/82. Moderate Hypertension. (This was after KS's save and the ball hitting both posts. 1-0 186/81 Severe Hypertension. H/T 161/80 Moderate Hypertension. 1-1 183/86 Severe Hypertension. 1-2 158/82 Mild Hypertension. 2-2 187/76 Severe Hypertension. I was too distraught to check-it at the sending-off. It was probably off the scale! You're fine... It's only your systolic (top measure) BP that gets raised. You only need to worry if it's your diastolic (bottom one) that's raised!
DEMANN Posted 19 April 2016 Posted 19 April 2016 Which minute of which home game would you like us to schedule you're minutes applause? I don't want any fuss made. Don't want Birchenall at the funeral either.
weller54 Posted 19 April 2016 Posted 19 April 2016 I've been feeling terrible during recent games. Chest pains, light-headedness, really stressed out. I had to leave the ground just after Vardy got sent off. I walked home and it felt like I was carrying something heavy on my shoulders. The emotion I felt when the ref got the red card out, was exactly the same as when we had to have the dog put down. I'm gonna be a name on a brass plaque on a bench soon. ..with Inler sitting on it?
Foxfan501 Posted 19 April 2016 Posted 19 April 2016 Thing is, we need to just manage our expectations.Bit like Claudio does ? We have a top 3 place now, which is incredible.I've been nervous and nauseous watching the games on telly, but am more than happy with what we have achieved now, winning the bloody thing would be ridiculous. No one would of predicted CL just a year ago, so my mind set from now is that we've had an amazing season regardless of where we finish. I can't look at it any other way, because it's just too much to take.
Matt Posted 20 April 2016 Posted 20 April 2016 I've had almost a constant headache since Sunday and I'm putting it down to high blood pressure due to that **** Moss. I'm still winding myself up about him now and think I'll continue to till Sunday, I can't help it. And some people find it wrong others are wishing harm on the ****, he's causing me to feel ill and anger me, have some back you ****ing arsehole.
Bluetintedspecs Posted 20 April 2016 Posted 20 April 2016 ..with Inler sitting on it? To make it a proper Leicester tribute Conrad "splinters" Logan surely?
MC Prussian Posted 20 April 2016 Posted 20 April 2016 I'm still pretty calm, because no matter where we end up this season, we'll be able to look back at an unforgettable campaign! Obviously, the tension is mounting a little but we're still in the driving seat. Approaching the end of the trip of this marathon with some safe distance between us and the current runners-up. Have faith, keep calm and remember... We Are Leicester!
weller54 Posted 20 April 2016 Posted 20 April 2016 I'm still pretty calm, because no matter where we end up this season, we'll be able to look back at an unforgettable campaign! Obviously, the tension is mounting a little but we're still in the driving seat. Approaching the end of the trip of this marathon with some safe distance between us and the current runners-up. Have faith, keep calm and remember... We Are Leicester! Because 'we are Leicester ' that's exactly why I'm so nervous. Even now, with just 4 to play I just can't get my head around that we're top of the league and that PL title is within reach.. The PL title!.. The PL title!.. Those words just sound crazy and almost fictional. Wish I could stay calm but it's even more nerve wracking after the fiasco in the West Ham game. Vardy gets sent off, will miss the next 1/2/3 games?.. Our talisman, our beating heart of the side. Can we finish the job off without him? It's a bloody Hollywood script for Christ sake! ...Where's my blood pressure pills?
Bluetintedspecs Posted 20 April 2016 Posted 20 April 2016 You're fine... It's only your systolic (top measure) BP that gets raised. You only need to worry if it's your diastolic (bottom one) that's raised! Sounds like a comment based on medical training? I have my angiogram today, I assume I will be fine for going to the match on Sunday?
Phube Posted 20 April 2016 Posted 20 April 2016 Sounds like a comment based on medical training? I have my angiogram today, I assume I will be fine for going to the match on Sunday? Well if you had a Nuclear Medicine MPI (heart scan) first - that's what I do! But in terms of angio's I don't know what the recovery time is... Probably depends how much you have done in there?! The hardest bit is keeping still whilst the pressure is applied to the entry wound!
Great Boos Up Posted 20 April 2016 Posted 20 April 2016 You're fine... It's only your systolic (top measure) BP that gets raised. You only need to worry if it's your diastolic (bottom one) that's raised! Oh Fvck !
Bluetintedspecs Posted 20 April 2016 Posted 20 April 2016 Well if you had a Nuclear Medicine MPI (heart scan) first - that's what I do! But in terms of angio's I don't know what the recovery time is... Probably depends how much you have done in there?! The hardest bit is keeping still whilst the pressure is applied to the entry wound! Thanks Phube, I will keep still then, keeping still on Sunday however..... no chance
Bayfox Posted 20 April 2016 Posted 20 April 2016 I judge my stress by lack of finger nails, they grow all week and get bitten to **** on a matchday, horrible habit I know. However this week, I have eaten the nails, started on the skin around my fingers and by the last day, if it goes to that, I expect to have chewed my own arm off.
ramboacdc Posted 20 April 2016 Posted 20 April 2016 Such a plastic, real fans have a heart rate of at least 140 during a match. if someone can have 140 for nearly 2 hours and live they are one hell of a man!
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