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Prem ace in ‘boozy hit and run’
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...ws-_-223975124
Net good at all, especially with him hitting a cyclist.Quote:
Police were called and the 27-year-old former Man Utd midfielder, paid £50,000 a week, was arrested after failing a breath test.
It is understood the cyclist sustained minor injuries.
The Northern Irishman is in a spot of bother.
The Irishman from Derry over here.
Hmmmm, depends on how you view them.Quote:
Originally Posted by tricky_colour
Gibson's pleaded guilty to hitting a cyclist while drink-driving then driving off. Report says he'll be sentenced later.
Examiner.ie has a quote suggesting a "community penalty" is likely outcome.
http://www.irishexaminer.com/breakin...ge-693671.html
Sounds like he was lucky he didn't do a lot more damage.
http://www.theguardian.com/football/...riving-cyclist
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Darron was just demonstrating another side to his accident proneness.
And of all the bikes he crushes into smithereens, it just happens to be one of the most expensive road bikes in the universe.
back for everton 21s tonight be great to have him back fit
He might have timed it well with the injury to Besic on Saturday. That said, they're not likely to stray too far from the team that ended up doing the business against Chelsea.
He'll probably play 2 games & then be injured again. Made of glass that lad.Quote:
Originally Posted by liamoo11
I wouldn't consider him for the next 2 games, no way he'll be match fit.Quote:
Originally Posted by liamoo11
He has had surgery on his abductor muscle, which was continually causing him the groin trouble. (Was it that the tissue would swell or something after a few weeks of sustained activity until it would become so inflamed that it leave him in pain and unable to play? Or was there an repeated abnormal growth/swelling on a nearby bone or something? I recall the matter being explained along those lines but can't remember the specifics; maybe someone can clarify...) That was the root of the recurring problem anyway, as far as I know, and he had originally been scheduled to have that operation when Moyes was in charge, but when Martinez took over then, it didn't seem to happen for some reason. Hopefully, now that it's sorted, he can actually get a good stretch of playing time now without any injury problems arising.Quote:
Originally Posted by TrapAPony
Where did I put those Rosary beads?...
Can one play football after having a hip replacement? (Obviously not directly after!).
Friend of a friend had to have his hip replaced recently after an injury sustained playing touch rugby, think he's about 33-34. He's been told he can't even go jogging any more. Replacements have a 20-30 year lifespan depending on wear and tear, so he'll have to have his replacement replaced probably before he retires.Quote:
Originally Posted by DeLorean
It was Moyes who reported Gibson as having an abnormal growth in the area, I think it was referred to as a 'calcified mass'. I believe that this would cause the muscle to weaken and result in recurring injuries to the area. I don't believe he had had any surgeries to the area before this recent one, so hopefully this surgery will be beneficial with regard to these particular injuries.
28 next month. Hopefully a few years with no major injuries are on the horizon. Though at this stage maybe that is beyond even being a fool's hope...
Youl probably left the rosary beads in the Jack Grealish thread before it was closed!;)Quote:
Originally Posted by DannyInvincible
I'd say so. I know of someone who is a high ranking karate man and who has had a hip replacement. If there's any activity that needs good hip movement it's karate.Quote:
Originally Posted by DeLorean
Just a word from Martinez on Gibson: http://www.rte.ie/sport/soccer/2015/...t-for-ireland/
I'm guessing he'll be called into the provisional squad at least, in spite of the time out.Quote:
Originally Posted by RTÉ