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ROI boss Giovanni Trapattoni was hospitalized after apparently eating bad shellfish in his native Italy before arriving in Ireland on sunday.
Marco Tardelli will run the Irish show vs Argentina if Trap is not well enough to manage.
Trap was supposed to watch the U-21s vs Estonia on Tuesday but may not now that he is hospitalized. Sources said he could possibly watch on TV.
Get well soon Trap. Sounds unpleasant.
Get well soon Trap!
hope hes on the sideline tomorrow night.
Its not live anywhere, so not sure how that could work.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crosby87
Get well soon!
Sky Sports have it don't they?Quote:
Originally Posted by TheBoss
I know the feeling. Feel better soon boss.
I think he meant the U21 game, which I presume will be recorded by the FAI even if it's not broadcast anywhere.
I've heard of players "not doing friendlies" - I just hope our manager isn't taking the same approach!
Dr. Alan Byrne is earning his money from these friendlies.
According to Radio 1 news, he's being kept in for more tests. Seems his condition didn't improve as expected overnight, so the consultant wants to do an x-ray as well. Looks like he'll miss the game tonight.
from rte.ie: http://www.rte.ie/sport/soccer/2010/...tardellim.html
Get well soon Giovanni TrapattoniQuote:
Giovanni Trapattoni continues to have abdominal pain. Following the results of further investigation, and consultation with his surgeon, it has been decided that the abdominal pain is as a result of minor scar tissue from previous surgery. 'To relieve the pain, he will undergo minor surgery at 3.00pm today.
lads i hope this isn't one of those things that starts off minor, and takes its toll in other ways etc...
hopefully not, hes got a few weeks to get ready for the sept qualifiers. sounds minor enough.....we hope.Quote:
Originally Posted by paul_oshea
Private hospital, patient insurance - unlimited cover, consultants - procedures a plenty.
It's on Sky Sports 1 and Sky Sports HD1.Quote:
Originally Posted by shakermaker1982
Hopefully streamed too.
Get well soon Trap!!
it was the public wing was it not?Quote:
Originally Posted by geysir
this sounds like a reoccuring problem. there is nothing to stop another adhesion:
http://www.clearpassage.com/bowel-adhesions.php
http://www.independent.ie/national-n...k-2295554.html
hmm that would mean only a 10 days or so before they would head out to armenia......i really do hope this adhesion dosen't cause recurring problems but for a man of his age it could well do.
Trapattoni has been discharged from hospital: http://www.rte.ie/sport/soccer/2010/...apattonig.html
Soon to be seen on a touchline in Yerevan. :ball: