Gerrard 'expected' back in September
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he does look and play a bit like duncan edwards, and now he is lying in a hospital bed under the impression he's going to be back playing again soon
I was out the other night talking aba this and it really don't look good, as FFF said no fucker knows the best course of action to treat this.
Surely someone wrote down what they learned after years of hacking away at Kewell's groin?
[quote author=monsieurdantes link=topic=46278.msg1372414#msg1372414 date=1312056507]
he does look and play a bit like duncan edwards, and now he is lying in a hospital bed under the impression he's going to be back playing again soon
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I doubt Duncan Edwards is under that impression.
he does look and play a bit like duncan edwards, and now he is lying in a hospital bed under the impression he's going to be back playing again soon
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I doubt Duncan Edwards is under that impression.
[quote author=Judge Jules link=topic=46278.msg1372482#msg1372482 date=1312099077]
[quote author=monsieurdantes link=topic=46278.msg1372414#msg1372414 date=1312056507]
he does look and play a bit like duncan edwards, and now he is lying in a hospital bed under the impression he's going to be back playing again soon
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I doubt Duncan Edwards is under that impression.
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No, and let us hope it is a long time before the same doubt applies to steven gerrard
[quote author=monsieurdantes link=topic=46278.msg1372414#msg1372414 date=1312056507]
he does look and play a bit like duncan edwards, and now he is lying in a hospital bed under the impression he's going to be back playing again soon
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I doubt Duncan Edwards is under that impression.
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No, and let us hope it is a long time before the same doubt applies to steven gerrard
Gerrard boost for Liverpool despite new injury scare for captain
By DOMINIC KING
Last updated at 10:42 PM on 31st July 2011
Liverpool are cautiously optimistic Steven Gerrard will be able to return to the club's Melwood training base before the end of the week to continue his rehabilitation from a groin problem.
The England midfielder was admitted to hospital for treatment with antibiotics over the weekend after an infection was detected in his groin.
Given the unusual and sensitive nature of the problem, there were initial concerns Gerrard had suffered a setback that would keep him out for an indefinite period.
It prompted Liverpool to issue a statement about their captain, in which they said the setback would delay Gerrard's return to action until September, meaning he will miss England's Euro 2012 qualifiers against Bulgaria and Wales.
Liverpool would not have mentioned when they anticipated seeing Gerrard, 31, back if they or the player did not think it was a realistic timescale, so the fact September has been mooted is positive.
The last of the six appearances Gerrard made under Kenny Dalglish came in the 3-1 win over Manchester United on March 6.
Liverpool have flown to Norway for a friendly against Valerenga on Monday and it is expected an Anfield delegation, including managing director Ian Ayre, will visit the floral memorial outside Oslo cathedral to pay their respects to the 77 people who were killed in the July 22 terror attacks.
By DOMINIC KING
Last updated at 10:42 PM on 31st July 2011
Liverpool are cautiously optimistic Steven Gerrard will be able to return to the club's Melwood training base before the end of the week to continue his rehabilitation from a groin problem.
The England midfielder was admitted to hospital for treatment with antibiotics over the weekend after an infection was detected in his groin.
Given the unusual and sensitive nature of the problem, there were initial concerns Gerrard had suffered a setback that would keep him out for an indefinite period.
It prompted Liverpool to issue a statement about their captain, in which they said the setback would delay Gerrard's return to action until September, meaning he will miss England's Euro 2012 qualifiers against Bulgaria and Wales.
Liverpool would not have mentioned when they anticipated seeing Gerrard, 31, back if they or the player did not think it was a realistic timescale, so the fact September has been mooted is positive.
The last of the six appearances Gerrard made under Kenny Dalglish came in the 3-1 win over Manchester United on March 6.
Liverpool have flown to Norway for a friendly against Valerenga on Monday and it is expected an Anfield delegation, including managing director Ian Ayre, will visit the floral memorial outside Oslo cathedral to pay their respects to the 77 people who were killed in the July 22 terror attacks.
[quote author=monsieurdantes link=topic=46278.msg1372766#msg1372766 date=1312147649]
[quote author=Judge Jules link=topic=46278.msg1372482#msg1372482 date=1312099077]
[quote author=monsieurdantes link=topic=46278.msg1372414#msg1372414 date=1312056507]
he does look and play a bit like duncan edwards, and now he is lying in a hospital bed under the impression he's going to be back playing again soon
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I doubt Duncan Edwards is under that impression.
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No, and let us hope it is a long time before the same doubt applies to steven gerrard
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What in the actual fuck are you on about ?
[quote author=Judge Jules link=topic=46278.msg1372482#msg1372482 date=1312099077]
[quote author=monsieurdantes link=topic=46278.msg1372414#msg1372414 date=1312056507]
he does look and play a bit like duncan edwards, and now he is lying in a hospital bed under the impression he's going to be back playing again soon
[/quote]
I doubt Duncan Edwards is under that impression.
[/quote]
No, and let us hope it is a long time before the same doubt applies to steven gerrard
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What in the actual fuck are you on about ?
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