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Gabriel Jesus back in training (page 77)
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Bollox but at least it's something that once fixed shouldn't affect him longer term(?)
I'm guessing 6 weeks minimum but we'll wait and see.
If only we had the most prolific goalscorer that the PL has ever seen as back up!
I'm guessing 6 weeks minimum but we'll wait and see.
If only we had the most prolific goalscorer that the PL has ever seen as back up!
slicky202
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Typical city strikes again. I just hope aguero will see this as a chance to prove once again that he is undeniably number 1 until he sees fit to give it up.
manctheknife
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'If the highest aim of a captain were to preserve his ship, he would keep it in port forever.
indeed. If I may quote a little Thomas Aquinasyes , we should keep him on the bench to make sure he never gets injured, in fact we should let him watch from the stands just to be sure
he could become the official club mascot
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'If the highest aim of a captain were to preserve his ship, he would keep it in port forever.
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BLUEMATT23
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Typical city strikes again. I just hope aguero will see this as a chance to prove once again that he is undeniably number 1 until he sees fit to give it up.
We will be fine, disappointing but every team has injuries. We have plenty of other options available. Keep positive.
Top two most prolific in fact :)Bollox but at least it's something that once fixed shouldn't affect him longer term(?)
I'm guessing 6 weeks minimum but we'll wait and see.
If only we had the most prolific goalscorer that the PL has ever seen as back up!
ONE AND ONLY upside of this is that Iheanacho will get one more chance to prove himself.
Tugay One Cup
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Knees and feet are not exactly the same though mate. We can't make any comparisons.
Very true, just saying an injury isn't necessarily less severe because it can be walked on.
Chippy_boy
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Very true, just saying an injury isn't necessarily less severe because it can be walked on.
Well it might be, with a broken foot, I don't know - hence me asking the question. I still don't know.
Really disappointing news, i don't know how minor a fracture can be, but hopefully it's the most minor of minor fractures and he's back in time to play a big role in the rest of the season.
Looking at the fixtures, the timing could have been worse with an international break coming up.
Looking at the fixtures, the timing could have been worse with an international break coming up.
He played on for 5 minutes after the injury, including some full on sprints. Clutching at straws, does this mean it's perhaps a more minor metatarsal injury - i.e. hairline crack or something? Or can we not draw any conclusions? I'd have thought you'd be unable to walk if it was at the more serious end of the spectrum? Does anyone know?
Don't know about the playing on bit, but I thought it strange the medical guys let him out his boot back on, or again is it better for breaks that they did??