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We all thought the Norwich loan was good for him but it seems they did over play him too much. I wonder if we ever raised issue with that?
We were pushing him too to be fair. 28 appearances this season before the end of January is one hell of a workload.We all thought the Norwich loan was good for him but it seems they did over play him too much. I wonder if we ever raised issue with that?
We were pushing him too to be fair. 28 appearances this season before the end of January is one hell of a workload.
We were pushing him too to be fair. 28 appearances this season before the end of January is one hell of a workload.
So it was our medical team's fault then after all. FFS
I think they meant to say 'inflammation' not 'infection'.Would you be so kind as to indicate where it explicitly states that the Spurs medical team/doctors administered the injection that caused the infection?
Its been reported multiple times that he has some sort of infection hasn't it?I think they meant to say 'inflammation' not 'infection'.
I think that all started from a Conte comment, and I’m inclined to believe that was a simple mistake by someone who’s first language isn’t English. The idea of a groin infection doesn’t make sense in this context. I’ve seen a lot of quotes mentioning inflammation, but wouldn’t be able to point you to them.Its been reported multiple times that he has some sort of infection hasn't it?
Isn’t a groin inflammation another name for a hard on?I think they meant to say 'inflammation' not 'infection'.
Have to sit this one out, I can't remember that far back.Isn’t a groin inflammation another name for a hard on?
tion another name for a hard on?
FYPIsn’t a groin inflammation another name for a hard on?
Ah, didn't realise that was Woodys issue, just remember him being crocked so often, throughout his career.Fuck all to do with being injury prone. Osteitis Pubis is a description of symptoms. Woody's injury was originally diagnosed as a hernia, but it never got better, even after surgery, even after months of rest. Inflamation is a catch-all term, but it's often related to autoimmune issues, and they are bastards to deal with.
It wasn’t just that one issue, but that issue never went away, so could have contributed to other issues. And I’m not claiming to know what Skipp’s issues are. My original post was me being horribly pessimistic about his prognosis, but also pointing out that the reports so far are about descriptions of symptoms, not specific medical conditions. The science has moved on massively since Woody’s day.Ah, didn't realise that was Woodys issue, just remember him being crocked so often, throughout his career.
Let's hope Skippy can make a full and proper recovery from this as it would be such a massive shame to see a talent such as his, ruined by his body.
Edit. Was it just one issue that plagued Woody throughout his career then? A bit like Lamela's hips nearly turned into.
Would you be so kind as to indicate where it explicitly states that the Spurs medical team/doctors administered the injection that caused the infection?
Hardly any information from the club regarding skip
Well, he didn’t do it himself did he?
The words infection and inflammation are basically the same in Italian as in English. I don't think he would have made that mistake. Possible he miss spoke.I think that all started from a Conte comment, and I’m inclined to believe that was a simple mistake by someone who’s first language isn’t English. The idea of a groin infection doesn’t make sense in this context. I’ve seen a lot of quotes mentioning inflammation, but wouldn’t be able to point you to them.
Hardly any information from the club regarding skip