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OntarioFox

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4 hours ago, Clever Fox said:

Yes, he looks great. I doubt he'll play unless really necessary as any further injury to the area could be career ending. 

I hope he wear a Mask for added protection going forward for his own benefit.

Gerremin club shop. Spurs practically paid for their new stadium with the ones they did for Kane. :P

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brucey

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33 minutes ago, StanSP said:

Don't think any of us can't truly understand how lucky he is/was. 

Fine margins! 

 

 

To be fair, the area 3 cm above the eye socket is a lot tougher and harder to break than the socket itself. It's also possible that he'd instead have gotten away with just a concussion and no fractures for the same amount of force. 

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Countryfox

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3 hours ago, brucey said:

To be fair, the area 3 cm above the eye socket is a lot tougher and harder to break than the socket itself. It's also possible that he'd instead have gotten away with just a concussion and no fractures for the same amount of force. 

 

Cheers Dr Brucey ...   the new Foxestalk goto medico !! ...   :thumbup:

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On 10/07/2021 at 09:38, StanSP said:

Don't think any of us can't truly understand how lucky he is/was. 

Fine margins! 

 

 

Actually I do know, I was on the same scenario but 4 cm, didn't a surgery though, was on the strongest part of the face

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ScrumpyJack

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Hopefully we see first 3 games of last season Timmy, and not distinctly average Timmy.

 

Completely appreciate he was out of position at centre-back, but really want to see him crack on soon. The prospect of him and Pereira / JJ tearing up the right-wing is still an exciting prospect. Especially given that we won’t be signing a decent winger during this window.

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2 minutes ago, Apollo said:

Couldn’t see any mention from Rodgers on his progress - could really do with him back in the team.

He was on the bench at West Ham so presume he'll be back against Norwich in some capacity

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8 minutes ago, Vardinio'sCat said:

I was away this weekend so I only heard a bit of the commentary.

 

Is it right his shoulder popped out again, or have I got the wrong end of the stick?

Yes he had it popped back in on the pitch. It's a long-standing one like Adama has, I think if he hadn't had the Euros they'd have maybe done some surgery in the summer

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2 minutes ago, jeffschlupp said:

Yes he had it popped back in on the pitch. It's a long-standing one like Adama has, I think if he hadn't had the Euros they'd have maybe done some surgery in the summer

 

Ok, I guess we will hear more about it soon enough. It's not going to be an easy season for him if he has to protect it in some way.

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1 minute ago, Vardinio'sCat said:

 

Ok, I guess we will hear more about it soon enough. It's not going to be an easy season for him if he has to protect it in some way.

I think it's a fairly common thing and something that's manageable, even if obviously painful when it does happen. I've had mates who have had it happen a number of times when playing sports like badminton where obviously the shoulder is a lot more at risk, but they've managed.

 

And yes he wore his Zorro mask

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Paninistickers

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5 minutes ago, jeffschlupp said:

I think it's a fairly common thing and something that's manageable, even if obviously painful when it does happen. I've had mates who have had it happen a number of times when playing sports like badminton where obviously the shoulder is a lot more at risk, but they've managed.

 

And yes he wore his Zorro mask

Funny things dislocations.

 

My childhood hero was england captain  Bryan Robson. Hard as nails. Yet I recall.an interview where he described dislocating his shoulder for a second time that he actually considered retiring as the pain was so bad and couldn't fac a third time

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3 minutes ago, Paninistickers said:

Funny things dislocations.

 

My childhood hero was england captain  Bryan Robson. Hard as nails. Yet I recall.an interview where he described dislocating his shoulder for a second time that he actually considered retiring as the pain was so bad and couldn't fac a third time

 

I guess each time it goes increases the chance of a repeat.

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