jaffa
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Yeah I noticed that, when I posted the link it was the only one of about 5 links that didnt say that.
Eduardo injury
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Yeah I noticed that, when I posted the link it was the only one of about 5 links that didnt say that.
is that not just a 30 second video of the still image?
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Ay, it will be on some sport hurts dvd, hosted by vinnie jones or some shit similiar. sick
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Wenger fury after Eduardo injury
Referee Mike Dean shows a red card to Martin Taylor (out of shot) as Eduardo receives treatment
Martin Taylor (out of shot) is sent off as Eduardo receives treatment
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger said Martin Taylor should "never play football again" after the Birmingham captain's tackle broke Eduardo's leg.
Eduardo went down in the third minute of the Premier League encounter and Taylor was shown a straight red card.
"The tackle was horrendous and this guy should never play football again," Wenger told BBC Sport.
But Blues boss Alex McLeish responded: "Martin's not a dirty player. He's distraught over Eduardo's injury."
Interview: Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger
Interview: Birmingham boss Alex McLeish
Eduardo, 24, remained lying on the pitch for seven minutes as medical staff attended to him before he was stretchered off and taken to Selly Oak Hospital.
In slow motion these tackles look bad but he's not a malicious player - Eduardo was just too quick for him
McLeish on Taylor
Wenger hit out at the way he feels his team have been targeted by opponents.
"It goes with the idea that to stop Arsenal you have to kick Arsenal and that kind of thing was waiting to happen," he said.
"Many people have got away with too many bad tackles. We've escaped a few times but it's just not acceptable. If that is football it's better to stop it.
"The worst thing you hear after is that 'he's not the kind of guy who usually does that', but you need to only kill one person one time - it's enough."
McLeish, however, sprang to the defence of his player.
"I've seen the challenge and, yes, the studs land on Eduardo's ankle. In slow motion these tackles always look bad but he's not a malicious player - Eduardo was just too quick for him," he explained.
"The referee's done his job, it's a sending off, but Taylor's not a malicious player."
The minimum is his season is over and we are scared that it is much longer
Wenger on Eduardo
The seriousness of the injury was apparent as both sets of players and medical staff looked shocked while Eduardo was treated on the pitch.
The Brazilian-born striker now looks certain to miss out on Croatia's participation at Euro 2008 in June.
"It was a massive shock for the team. They've seen what kind of state he was in," Wenger added.
"He's a fantastic guy and to see him in such pain and the shape of his leg was very difficult for the players.
"We hope he comes back quickly but the minimum is his season is over and we are scared that it is much longer."
Wigan boss Steve Bruce, who signed Taylor from Blackburn when he was Blues boss in February 2004, said his former player would never intentionally hurt anyone.
"Martin Taylor is the biggest, gentlest man," said Bruce. "There will be nobody more upset and sickened than him, there is not a bad bone in his body.
"He would never, ever do anything malicious. He has mis-timed the tackle, and I've seen it. Some would say it is not even a yellow card."
Referee Mike Dean shows a red card to Martin Taylor (out of shot) as Eduardo receives treatment
Martin Taylor (out of shot) is sent off as Eduardo receives treatment
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger said Martin Taylor should "never play football again" after the Birmingham captain's tackle broke Eduardo's leg.
Eduardo went down in the third minute of the Premier League encounter and Taylor was shown a straight red card.
"The tackle was horrendous and this guy should never play football again," Wenger told BBC Sport.
But Blues boss Alex McLeish responded: "Martin's not a dirty player. He's distraught over Eduardo's injury."
Interview: Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger
Interview: Birmingham boss Alex McLeish
Eduardo, 24, remained lying on the pitch for seven minutes as medical staff attended to him before he was stretchered off and taken to Selly Oak Hospital.
In slow motion these tackles look bad but he's not a malicious player - Eduardo was just too quick for him
McLeish on Taylor
Wenger hit out at the way he feels his team have been targeted by opponents.
"It goes with the idea that to stop Arsenal you have to kick Arsenal and that kind of thing was waiting to happen," he said.
"Many people have got away with too many bad tackles. We've escaped a few times but it's just not acceptable. If that is football it's better to stop it.
"The worst thing you hear after is that 'he's not the kind of guy who usually does that', but you need to only kill one person one time - it's enough."
McLeish, however, sprang to the defence of his player.
"I've seen the challenge and, yes, the studs land on Eduardo's ankle. In slow motion these tackles always look bad but he's not a malicious player - Eduardo was just too quick for him," he explained.
"The referee's done his job, it's a sending off, but Taylor's not a malicious player."
The minimum is his season is over and we are scared that it is much longer
Wenger on Eduardo
The seriousness of the injury was apparent as both sets of players and medical staff looked shocked while Eduardo was treated on the pitch.
The Brazilian-born striker now looks certain to miss out on Croatia's participation at Euro 2008 in June.
"It was a massive shock for the team. They've seen what kind of state he was in," Wenger added.
"He's a fantastic guy and to see him in such pain and the shape of his leg was very difficult for the players.
"We hope he comes back quickly but the minimum is his season is over and we are scared that it is much longer."
Wigan boss Steve Bruce, who signed Taylor from Blackburn when he was Blues boss in February 2004, said his former player would never intentionally hurt anyone.
"Martin Taylor is the biggest, gentlest man," said Bruce. "There will be nobody more upset and sickened than him, there is not a bad bone in his body.
"He would never, ever do anything malicious. He has mis-timed the tackle, and I've seen it. Some would say it is not even a yellow card."
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The worst injury i have seen. I seen Smiths and Cisse's to but for me this appears alot worse.
Hope all is well for him in the long run!
Any updates on Eduardo since he has been in hospital?
It really is shoking!
Hope all is well for him in the long run!
Any updates on Eduardo since he has been in hospital?
It really is shoking!
The think is smiths and cisse's were further up the leg, easier to pin.
PS is was direct in line when Cisse's went, you heard it go
PS is was direct in line when Cisse's went, you heard it go
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He has undergone an operation on his leg, thats all they are saying at the moment.
10 years ago this would have ended his career, but hopefully the advancement in technology and operating skills will see that he is back on his feet in the near future.
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that might actually be the shin guard , larsson's looked the same , but turned out to be his shin guard that was sticking through the sock ,
looked an absolute shocking tackle ,
Nani121
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that will be interesting suppose we won't know much regarding his injury till next week now
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That looked a real bad injury I can relate to how he feels but with todays medical technology I think he will be OK, some of you know I had a serious leg injury a few years back .. lost 5 inchs of bone and had to wear a special frame for nearly 2 years to grow back the bone, surgeon said had it happened 5 years earlier I would of lost it .. What I'm trying to say is no matter how bad it is he has a bit of hope 
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dan smith on diaby, now taylor on eduardo when will we be treated professionally instead of kick us and stick your foot in???, man u played us off the fucking park last week were not that good that you cannot even try and play us!!!!!
and i remember these ****s said the same thing about dan smith never hurt any bollox.... i hope he is feeling so bad he cuts his FUCKING LEG OFF i bet he dont feel that fucking bad.
dirty shit team if wenger ever loans these ****s another player we helped them even get into the fucking prem and we are treated to fucking horrendous tackles and shit football, macleesh you arse what you tell your team we dont like it up us ????, go out there and stick your foot in ????
Thanks allot
and i remember these ****s said the same thing about dan smith never hurt any bollox.... i hope he is feeling so bad he cuts his FUCKING LEG OFF i bet he dont feel that fucking bad.
dirty shit team if wenger ever loans these ****s another player we helped them even get into the fucking prem and we are treated to fucking horrendous tackles and shit football, macleesh you arse what you tell your team we dont like it up us ????, go out there and stick your foot in ????
Thanks allot
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the thing is when watching the game i didn't see any malicious intent!
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and whats your point ???
tell that to his family who are at the hospital and all his fans who wont see him play football again
lets hope it does not happen to fucking ronaldo i bet i would see a different stance then if some cock took his leg apart with a clumsy fucking tackle that was well miss timed....
or lets talk about keane who fucking done that to a player on purpose you still fucking idolise that shit **** so dont talk to me about intent when its not your player that is in hospital not knowing what he will do with his life.
i dont give a **** if he never ment it he done it so, what happens when you knock someone over at a red light but it was an accident you just missed the lights we have all gone through a red light and it can be an accident but you tell the family of the person you hit it was an accident see how they feel.
people are getting on at wenger about wanting taylor to not be able to play football anymore i just think your a fucking **** if you think that because if eduardo was your son or you was his manager you would think the same thing
BOLLOX!
he might not have intended to break the guys legs but he did intend to take him out. how can players get away with this against arsenal. i can remember from seasons gone by if you are hard on arsenal you stop us playing but this season we have toughened up. and i can also remember in the beginning of the season when we also dished it out teams were moaning cos we are dirty.
i've not seen a statement from taylor apologising to eduardo.
i've not seen a statement from taylor apologising to eduardo.
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Mickie , i can understand your frustration, but it seems to me you have never played football. You do not think there is such a thing as an honest mistimed tackle.Your ranting over what happened . Thats all well and good but if it was not your player involved i bet you would be more objective. All the neutrals are in agreement that it was not a malicious tackle. I'm surprised Wenger even saw it as he seems to miss everything else.
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yeah and every arsenal player will be like jelly now seeing what has happened to arsenal today from a disgraceful tackle.... why would you even want to play for arsenal when you know teams will over play us and kick us about and if your unlucky like diaby and eduardo you could either have your career is tatters or miss a season like diaby did
its been a long time coming but now its clear **** the tittle whats the point if you cannot even go out and play a normal game of football or be worried you might get fucked over by some ****!
its been a long time coming but now its clear **** the tittle whats the point if you cannot even go out and play a normal game of football or be worried you might get fucked over by some ****!
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its impossible to say that Eduardo will not play yet it is too early to say anything and that is not coming from me ask any medical adviser so there is still hope for him.
I just wish he returns soon and gets well soon!
The main things will be if there is any major damage to his nerves etc!
I just wish he returns soon and gets well soon!
The main things will be if there is any major damage to his nerves etc!
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i am an electrician pal whats your point???
its not about wengers vision im sure he has a video replay to see his leg snap in half!!!
of course i am more objective because its our player im a arsenal fan
i bet your less objective because your a liverpool fan and it was not one of yours we all have answers to each others questions but the point is still that teams set out to kick us and play a well over the top physical game against us and telling wenger he should not be upset is just bullshit!
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gutted for you mickie . I can see your well upset and who wouldnt be ? l
Hope the lad does play again, he is a talented footballer and deserves better than to be finished playing at 25.
Agree with you on the wenger interview after the match, knowing wenger he has tried to console the lad before he was taken to hospital and has seen how bad a shape he's in. He's bound to be steaming, he's only human.
