Timberwolf
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Now imagining Rich horrifically giving birth to a giant pigeon.
Player Watch Player Watch: Richarlison
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cliff jones
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it's tricky isn't it- 5 first team level forwards feels like 1 too many, but 4 feels like 1 too few
IF they all stay fit, but in any tight game which is most if not all we won't be able to sub any of them off
One more injury and we're proper fcked
Tucker
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Surely he’d need to lay an egg for that.
brasil_spur
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Good god. He's been an adequate player at times and a very special player in a handful of matches in a Spurs shirt over the years, but he's certainly not a really good alternative 5th choice forward.
Spurs Medical Team make it 6-8.
bobby.james
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How can the end result be so bad!?
SpursSince1980
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And don’t forget wee Bryan! ?
BorjeSpurs
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Well in a perfect world I'd love a player of higher quality as a 5th/6th choice but we are not really Chelsea who can stockpile players like Ziyech and Pulisic. Bergwjin would have been a better choice then Lucas but he desperately wanted to leave as he feels his qualities are better than a bench spot at Spurs.
Zaniolo is another player who is not likely to be excited by the prospect to play second fiddle at a club like Tottenham.
Gilzeanking
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Bit OT, but how come Chelsea can stockpile players ? They got a new sugar daddy that I missed arriving ?
Back OT .Richarlison did his hamstring injury in the warmup of the last Brazil match. Madness that he played.
If the manager knew then that's an unforgivable dereliction of duty to his country.
Fucked Brazil up who went out of the competition and royally fucked us up with the 6-8 weeks.
Sorry, but the boy is a complete fuckwit.
I thought it was 3-4 weeks?
HildoSpur
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Stop using facts, the guy clearly is angry and wants to exaggerate everything to emphasise his anger!
Gilzeanking
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Hold on..it says above that the club assesses it at 6-8 weeks ..(see post no 4,725 on this page)
...and Richarlison is still a fuckwit btw
easley91
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Think that was a sarcastic joke based on our history of injury recoveries being longer than expected.
And it's not really on Richarlison, but the Brazil manager and the medical team. Richarlison understandably wanted to play considering it's a World Cup and he was on form. Injuries are a part of the game, they could happen at ANY time.
Gilzeanking
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OK, but 3 weeks 6 weeks is not the point. To carry on playing for 84 mins with a hammy is not smart. I can't believe anyone here is defending it.
Form is not relevant when a player has a serious injury and as I said above the manager, if appraised of the injury is culpable also...and yes , still reckon the boy is dumb to do this.
spids
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It clearly was not a hamstring injury before the game as he could not have played 84 mins. He probably felt a little stiff before hand. But it was a world cup knock out game for a place in the WC semi-finals. Of course he played - he was their main CF. So he will miss the first one or two games back, big deal.
Dumb perhaps but this was his first, possibly his only, World Cup. I would have done the same in his position.
BoringOldFan
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Good to see him back on the gym bike.
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