MillionMilesAway
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That does sound a bit strange, I agree.
Maybe it's a fairly standard surgery that has a fast and high percentage recovery rate.
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Ched Evans - serious injury
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That does sound a bit strange, I agree.
Maybe it's a fairly standard surgery that has a fast and high percentage recovery rate.
Eccles Blue
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The report on the BBC with a statement from PNE seems to indicate it’s connected with his neck and spine and they are hopeful it will not stop him returning.
I have been very wary of heading the ball a lot since I was training for my coaching badges many years ago (for Junior football) and we had a session part devoted to heading and two of the guys suffered so badly with headaches, one immediately and the other one the next day. Sounds simple/silly but I just had a bad feeling about it.
And before you say but those heavy leather footballs will do that EB they had already been phased out thank you very much!!!
I have been very wary of heading the ball a lot since I was training for my coaching badges many years ago (for Junior football) and we had a session part devoted to heading and two of the guys suffered so badly with headaches, one immediately and the other one the next day. Sounds simple/silly but I just had a bad feeling about it.
And before you say but those heavy leather footballs will do that EB they had already been phased out thank you very much!!!
LongsightM13
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The ex City academy player, currently at Preston, has suffered a potentially catastrophic spinal injury and has had to undergo surgery that is touch and go if it turns out to be life changing
Two massively damaged vertebrae in his upper spine/neck, according to an ex City contemporary. Surgeons said it was an injury they only normally see in rugby forwards
Preston’s official statement said they hoped to see him playing again but by all accounts it’s potentially far more serious than that
Two massively damaged vertebrae in his upper spine/neck, according to an ex City contemporary. Surgeons said it was an injury they only normally see in rugby forwards
Preston’s official statement said they hoped to see him playing again but by all accounts it’s potentially far more serious than that
Johnny Mars Bar
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Oh no what a shame, such a lovely bloke.
west didsblue
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He might have behaved like a twat but his conviction was overturned so he’s not a rapist. He doesn’t deserve an injury like the one he apparently has.Oh no what a shame, such a lovely bloke.
Bazzmand Show
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He might have behaved like a twat but his conviction was overturned so he’s not a rapist. He doesn’t deserve an injury like the one he apparently has.
Yeah that doesn't pass this sniff test on this one imo.
Uncle Wally One Ball
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?Strange injury to get as a footballer.
LongsightM13
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That whole thing was a set up from the start. Not just Evans of our ex academy lads involved. Even at such a grubby low rent level, it does hapoen. Women can be predatory chancers too.Oh no what a shame, such a lovely bloke.
Look at our certain left back. The footage and messages widely circulated suggests there is a certain type who see any footballer as a passport to riches
LongsightM13
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I have no dog in this fight whatsoever but surely Court of Appeal judges who have seen and read the actual plethora of evidence might just have more insight than your ‘sniff test’Yeah that doesn't pass this sniff test on this one imo.
Are City guilty of the 100-plus PL charges, say, on the same basis?