Valencia out for six months - Talksport

Fletcher's got a bit of experience playing wide right

Originally Posted by Mr_Ed

Luckily we've got Obertan in the wings too chomping at the bit.

You sure?

Originally Posted by carlosartorial

You sure?

Well I say that in the loosest sense of the word luckily... a bit like "luckily the explosion didn't kill me but I've lost all my limbs and I'm blind"...

Originally Posted by Mr_Ed

Well I say that in the loosest sense of the word luckily... a bit like "luckily the explosion didn't kill me but I've lost all my limbs and I'm blind"...

Originally Posted by Mr_Ed

Well I say that in the loosest sense of the word luckily... a bit like "luckily the explosion didn't kill me but I've lost all my limbs and I'm blind"...

Good description of Obers that is

Originally Posted by Harri Jaffa

Fletcher's got a bit of experience playing wide right

Hes really needed central atm though.

Originally Posted by Sloppy

Hes really needed central atm though.

I really wasn't being serious

Originally Posted by Stickman

Does your paranoia know no bounds?

Paranoia? ..why is it paranoid?..I read a couple of articles that showed very little sympathy towards Valencia & instead were clearly buzzing off the fact we've got another player on the long term treatment table.
It's hardly paranoia ffs.
When Arsenal players suffer these injuries there are repercussions, apologies, well wishes, Wenger sycophants all over the shop etc..

Originally Posted by MJ Ramone

Paranoia? ..why is it paranoid?.

PARANOID? Whooooah. Im not crazy!

Originally Posted by BryanRobson'sLiver

Doesn't bode well for Rooney. The reason he started playing so well as a centre forward last years was because he new that there were going to be good quality balls coming over from Tony V, without him he is likely to start wandering all over the place again.

Yup.

Originally Posted by captain scarlet

Yup.

To be fair, Nani's put some fantastic balls in already this season.

Originally Posted by MJ Ramone

When Arsenal players suffer these injuries there are repercussions, apologies, well wishes, Wenger sycophants all over the shop etc..

Have to agree, when Eduardo and then that other @#%&! broke their legs there were all these handwringing articles popping up examining 'the state of the game today', which was particularly silly in the other @#%&!'s case as it was caused merely by a hard tackle for a 50-50 ball.

I thknk Valencia's £#%&!ed, poor lad. Game over. That's my medical opinion btw.

Originally Posted by dodger

I thknk Valencia's £#%&!ed, poor lad. Game over. That's my medical opinion btw.

The United statement is thankfully a bit less gloomy.

Originally Posted by dodger

I thknk Valencia's £#%&!ed, poor lad. Game over. That's my medical opinion btw.

Confidence and determination will be vital in his recovery both of which Tony has in spades.

I think he is harder than Vidic tbh.

Why are these injuries so common place these days??
The foot literally hanging off & pointing in an opposite direction
Is it to do with the pace & movement of the game?..the soft pitches?
It's £#%&!ing creepy.

Originally Posted by MJ Ramone

Why are these injuries so common place these days??
The foot literally hanging off & pointing in an opposite direction
Is it to do with the pace & movement of the game?..the soft pitches?
It's £#%&!ing creepy.

Tense muscles

Couple of pints of Special Brew before the game usually sorts

End of February according to Fergie.

Originally Posted by That Boy Ronaldo!

End of February according to Fergie.

Could've been worse.

Originally Posted by captain scarlet

Confidence and determination will be vital in his recovery both of which Tony has in spades.

I think he is harder than Vidic tbh.

carricks harder than vidic ffs