Player Watch: Hugo Lloris
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TEESSIDE1
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Vorm? Gazzaniga Mark 2, no thanks
mike_l
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You forgot to factor in the Spurs medical team, so probably more like March 2023.
ralvy
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To be honest, after I noticed how serious Lloris injury looked, I really couldn't care less about the outcome of the game.
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Zummerzet Spur
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I think the online recovery times don’t really consider goalkeepers that are constantly throwing themselves around etc. with the potential to land on it.
Associated ligament and tendon damage may mean that the joint isn’t going to be as stable without surgical intervention.
Nasty injury ?
Associated ligament and tendon damage may mean that the joint isn’t going to be as stable without surgical intervention.
Nasty injury ?
Yiddo100
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Could actually mean that there’s more dama
thus is the type of keeper we need to be looking at, young but will be fighting for the first team straight away, also someone like donnaruma but he’ll be a bomb
AnotherSpursFan
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Are you refering to Winks and the rest of the outfield players?
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Wsussexspur
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Angus Gunn the Southampton Goalkeeper think he would be a really good buy for us
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Don’t know how many times I have to put this on this site,
Michel has serious issues with his knees and mobility he would struggle to pass a medical anywhere and there’s a reason we released him and Paulo overtook him with ease
Japhet
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This could go either way. A dislocation like that could be relatively easy and quick to fix, or it could be a very long recovery. I don't have any experience of elbows but I dislocated my knee nearly 40 years ago and it's never been the same since.
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For a future first choice keeper I’d like Onana from Ajax.
He’s come through the Barca academy and then obviously Ajax so he’s adept at playing with the ball at his feet and playing out from the back. Going from Lloris level distribution to distribution on par with Ederson will hugely help us.
Not to mention he’s just a great shot stopper too and commands his area well. Plus good relationship with Ajax should help ease negotiations hopefully
He’s come through the Barca academy and then obviously Ajax so he’s adept at playing with the ball at his feet and playing out from the back. Going from Lloris level distribution to distribution on par with Ederson will hugely help us.
Not to mention he’s just a great shot stopper too and commands his area well. Plus good relationship with Ajax should help ease negotiations hopefully
I used to be a keeper at semi pro, level and discolated my shoulder hitting a goal post, was out for two months, did it two further times within twelve months and had to pack it in. An elbow is a much more complicated joint so I think at his age he is pretty much finished as a top keeper.
He has been hesitant in his decision making for the last twelve months, yesterday was a prime example. He, like many of our outfield players is good when they don't have time to think, but ends up in two minds with time. It was a simple tap over the bar.
In my mind his problems really started after his drink driving debacle and just maybe its coincidence, but that also coincided with our form being pretty shit since
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Dislocated my shoulder skateboarding, then went on to pop it about 9 more times before the NHS finally decided to operate on it.
Even after surgery, movement has always been restricted and certain movements make it slip about a bit.
There is certainly a confidence thing going to be involved in this.
Even after surgery, movement has always been restricted and certain movements make it slip about a bit.
There is certainly a confidence thing going to be involved in this.
ardiles&villa
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He was pants in the champs league against them
fortworthspur
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the elbow is inherently more stable than the shoulder. check your range of motion at both for a moment to see. he'll probably be ok.
http://www.bonetalks.com/elbowdisloc
http://www.bonetalks.com/elbowdisloc
markiespurs
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I think the biggest issue to how long Hugo will be out for will be the amount of soft tissue damage occurred when dislocating his elbow.
Fingers crossed that the dislocation caused no nerve damage, because if it did then that could be a career ender for a goal keeper.
Fingers crossed that the dislocation caused no nerve damage, because if it did then that could be a career ender for a goal keeper.
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