Lighty64
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Player Watch: Hugo Lloris
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littlemandefoe
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What?
dtxspurs
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Finally, the first time in 7 years we may need a 3rd string GK. You’re right Lighty, you’ve got us.
Was that fall the World Cups fault?
glacierSpurs
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Really hope this is real.
I'm always a great critic of him. But I'm so sad now seeing the pic of that moment.
Hope he got the best treatment available for the speediest recovery. ??????
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ComfortablyNumb
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Right now, a dislocation, elbow, shoulder or both, seems like a bloody good outcome. Hope it’s even better than that, of course, but small mercies...
markiespurs
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Not necessarily
Sometimes a break can be the best outcome in terms of a speedy recovery.
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If he’s unlucky it’s a career ender for a keeper. A dislocation can be a very bad injury to get and can be tricky to mend properly, especially for a professional athlete that uses his arms to the extent a goalkeeper does
Mend well Hugo and best of luck to Gazza, your going to need it mate!!
Mend well Hugo and best of luck to Gazza, your going to need it mate!!
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Not trying to be too pessimistic but I've got no idea who this bloke is or why thebhospital would leek anything to him. Poch on the other hand is about as ITK as they come and he's said the news from the hospital is not good. Obviously only one of these two can be right and common sense says it's more likely to be Poch than some random bloke on twitter.
Shadydan
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GFFN are pretty reliable for French ITK
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At least gazza has a team of motivated professionals to help him out.
Oh fuck.
Dislocated then?
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Eh. People here are busy saying players dont like poch anymore based on agent talk. At least that's what the Poch thread is telling me. So maybe we have to rely on Arsenal for updates on our captain for a bit.
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Hugo update | Tottenham Hotspur
We can confirm that Hugo Lloris sustained a dislocated elbow during today’s match against Brighton.
www.tottenhamhotspur.com
At least there's no break.
Yid121
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How long do we think he's out for? Google says only 3 weeks!Hugo update | Tottenham Hotspur
We can confirm that Hugo Lloris sustained a dislocated elbow during today’s match against Brighton.www.tottenhamhotspur.com
At least there's no break.
BringBack_leGin
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1-3 weeks in a split followed by the same time again doing motion exercises, so probably looking at up to 6 weeks before he can start training, and even then it'll have to be managed to avoid a recurrence. I would suggest we'll see him by Christmas, but not much before. Mid December I'd say.
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Positive considering everyone thought he had broken it!
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