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John Guidetti
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Sam W said:Been through alot this guy.
Sounds like he had a condition called Guillian Barre syndrome.
It could have killed him if he hadn't been treated right away.
8 out of 10 people make a full recovery but often takes over a year to do so.
So is he cured yet?
mcfcinprague
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Sam W said:Been through alot this guy.
Sounds like he had a condition called Guillian Barre syndrome.
It could have killed him if he hadn't been treated right away.
8 out of 10 people make a full recovery but often takes over a year to do so.
Not as serious as Guillem Balague syndrome though
Centurions
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he's said himself he's back in training and should be ready to go in January. Where to is another matter.Akira said:Sam W said:Been through alot this guy.
Sounds like he had a condition called Guillian Barre syndrome.
It could have killed him if he hadn't been treated right away.
8 out of 10 people make a full recovery but often takes over a year to do so.
So is he cured yet?
Cityisland
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mcfcinprague said:Sam W said:Been through alot this guy.
Sounds like he had a condition called Guillian Barre syndrome.
It could have killed him if he hadn't been treated right away.
8 out of 10 people make a full recovery but often takes over a year to do so.
Not as serious as Guillem Balague syndrome though
lol! I thought that!
The ideal scenario for a young striker to come into our first team is when he's at peak fitness and sharpness, on the back of a goal scoring run at junior/reserve level or on loan.
Guidetti's a million miles away from that. To throw him into City's first team in the next couple of months would be doing him no favours at all.
Guidetti's a million miles away from that. To throw him into City's first team in the next couple of months would be doing him no favours at all.
kunaguero10
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I am quite worried and pessimistic that this will ruin his career this illness, or at least his city/top flight career (in the meantime anyway), as i fear he 'may not be the same' once he returns.
really hope I'm wrong but i can't see him contributing to us this season
really hope I'm wrong but i can't see him contributing to us this season
swedishcityfan
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Yea his illness seems to be quite serious. From what I've heard though he seems to be back in full training soon (now?). I can't see him play for us this season, but if Balotelli leaves for, let's say, AC Milan, he may get a chance next season if the club don't sign another striker?
It's a talanted guy and I really hope injuries and illness won't stop him from being Swedens next Ibrahimovic.
It's a talanted guy and I really hope injuries and illness won't stop him from being Swedens next Ibrahimovic.
Slicker than Sommeil
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swedishcityfan said:Yea his illness seems to be quite serious. From what I've heard though he seems to be back in full training soon (now?). I can't see him play for us this season, but if Balotelli leaves for, let's say, AC Milan, he may get a chance next season if the club don't sign another striker?
It's a talanted guy and I really hope injuries and illness won't stop him from being Swedens next Ibrahimovic.
I'd say he plays to a similar style as Ronaldo, the original one (fat, if you must).