Benji Posted 7 June 2006 Posted 7 June 2006 Yes i know different people, different injuries [his other leg to last time i think] etc etc.. but the point is the risk of one major injury will affect your whole vulnerability for the rest of your life... Anyway the story..... Apparently Cisse has injured himself again, and not a normal person's injury, another horrible looking one Unlucky him, some people are just not meant to play! Liverpool, were about to sell him this week.
Guest Gist Posted 7 June 2006 Posted 7 June 2006 I feel for Wesolowski just when he starts to make an impact that happens, my mate recons that if it happens to his leg again that he is going to be reccomended to give up the game by the physios.
Bert Posted 7 June 2006 Posted 7 June 2006 I don't really think IMHO this is relevant to Weso's injury. Levein rushed Weso back to save his skin.
Bert Posted 7 June 2006 Posted 7 June 2006 This is what the BBC has to say about it: Liverpool striker Djibril Cisse is out of the World Cup after breaking his right leg in France's friendly against China on Wednesday. The 24-year-old was knocked off balance by a defender 10 minutes into the game and fell, his right leg twisting under him and buckling above the ankle. Cisse, who had been tipped to leave Liverpool this summer, had immediate surgery on a fractured tibia. France coach Raymond Domenech said: "He has an open fracture of the tibia." Domenech added: "It's a vicious blow to all of us." Cisse, who broke his left leg while playing for Liverpool in October 2004, had been linked with a move to Marseille after the World Cup. He will now spend the closed-season recovering from his operation, with an eye on returning to action some time in 2006-2007. In the game itself, Cisse was replaced by David Trezeguet, who went on to score France's opener. The French won the game 3-1. Ex-Arsenal and Manchester City striker Nicolas Anelka, now of Fenerbahce, and Barcelona's Ludovic Giuly are in line to replace Cisse in the French squad. Domenech said: "We don't know the name of his replacement yet, we want to take our time in order to make the right decision. "This is a big shock and a huge trauma for the team." Although he was part of France's 2002 World Cup squad, Cisse missed Euro 2004 after being given a five-game ban following a sending off in an Under-21 match.
Finnegan Posted 8 June 2006 Posted 8 June 2006 /o\ Shit man, poor guy. I don't think there's anyone on the planet who's got anything to do with football will be happy about that. That's horrific.
Phube Posted 8 June 2006 Posted 8 June 2006 That's exactly what I thought when I heard it!! Arrrr too many broken bones!!
IDEA OR IKEA Posted 8 June 2006 Posted 8 June 2006 I feel for Wesolowski just when he starts to make an impact that happens, my mate recons that if it happens to his leg again that he is going to be reccomended to give up the game by the physios. Weso is one big injury at any time in his future carrer from quitting, that was what my mate said and he was laughing loads for some reason
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