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It's never nice to see somebody suffer injury playing the beautiful game. And lets be fair, Eduardo's was as bad as it gets for a footballer, this side of death at least.
Great show of strength and a good indication of his dedication to the game to get back his fitness and carry on as if nothing had happened.
Great show of strength and a good indication of his dedication to the game to get back his fitness and carry on as if nothing had happened.
One of the best things last night was watching the Cardiff fans giving him a standing ovation when he was subbed. One of those rare moments in football when fans are united for a fleeting moment.
It doesn't matter who you support Eduardo's story is an inspirational one. The day it happened I was convinced he'd lose his leg never mind walk again. To see him play so well last night is one of my best football moments and it's a tribute to modern medicine and Gary Lewin who's actions that day saved the guys career.
It doesn't matter who you support Eduardo's story is an inspirational one. The day it happened I was convinced he'd lose his leg never mind walk again. To see him play so well last night is one of my best football moments and it's a tribute to modern medicine and Gary Lewin who's actions that day saved the guys career.
Justman said:
It is great to see Eduardo back after being out for so long. It really was a horrifc injury. I support Barnsley and we have had a similar situation with Iain Hume being out for so long. I hope he can make it back like Eduardo.
So do I. Having seen the "challenge" on Hulme and the subsequent injuries sustained, I feel Chris Morgan should have been charged with assault and GBH.Only Martin Taylor himself knows what happened with the challenge on Eduardo but I have always hoped and believed it was a clumsy accident.
I even had a Spurs fan telling me today how he was willing Eduardo to complete his hat-trick last night.
flasher said:
One of the best things last night was watching the Cardiff fans giving him a standing ovation when he was subbed. One of those rare moments in football when fans are united for a fleeting moment.
It doesn't matter who you support Eduardo's story is an inspirational one. The day it happened I was convinced he'd lose his leg never mind walk again. To see him play so well last night is one of my best football moments and it's a tribute to modern medicine and Gary Lewin who's actions that day saved the guys career.
+ 1. Was at the game seated above the Cardiff fans. Good to see them applaud Ramsey when he took to the field as well.It doesn't matter who you support Eduardo's story is an inspirational one. The day it happened I was convinced he'd lose his leg never mind walk again. To see him play so well last night is one of my best football moments and it's a tribute to modern medicine and Gary Lewin who's actions that day saved the guys career.
Less good was the shoe and lighter being lobbed onto the pitch.
amare32 said:
I wish someone would return the favour to Martin Taylor by breaking his leg in the same way....
anyway good to see Eduardo back.
It was an accident, these things happen, if you're unsure as to whether it was look at Taylors reaction. Great to see him back playing and it couldn't have come at a better time for us!anyway good to see Eduardo back.
Edited by amare32 on Tuesday 17th February 21:37
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