Strawberry blondes are gingers in denial. Come out of the closet, saintly....stand proud.
Sadly my hair abandoned me
Perhaps it sensed my shame
Saint Sofiane!
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Sadly my hair abandoned me
Perhaps it sensed my shame
Debating? WTF. If anyone is stupid enough not to hold the same opinion as me then they aren't worth bothering with.
Latest reports from France say Lille very likely to accepted our latest offer. Which is €25m incl bonuses.
Chief Sport Reporter for RMC / BFMTV in France.
Translation: Lille should quickly accept the offer of 20 M € (excluding bonus) of Southampton for black. Southampton offers the Player 5 years! [HASHTAG]#RMCSPORT[/HASHTAG]
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Translation: Lille should quickly accept the offer of 20 M € (excluding bonus) of Southampton for black. Southampton offers the Player 5 years! [HASHTAG]#RMCSPORT[/HASHTAG]
I'll get me boots then.
After Eric Black joining earlier this summer, this is the second time I've got my hopes up.
Never had these problems when I was Susan.
I just carried out a scouting mission on a Lille forum. Using basic GCSE French and a lot of Google translate, I can see that they wish him well and are a bit upset to lose him.
Though, they think for the money it's a good deal, as he may not be the same post-injury.
I can also confirm that they are less deluded than Everton fans. [HASHTAG]#boufalwatch[/HASHTAG]
Though, they think for the money it's a good deal, as he may not be the same post-injury.
I can also confirm that they are less deluded than Everton fans. [HASHTAG]#boufalwatch[/HASHTAG]
I worry a lot about the 'may not be the same post-injury' - I do hope the medical team are on point with it.
Very dodgy if true. I tore mine about 5/6 years ago and to this day it has never properly healed.
The time he has been out suggests a surgical repair of the meniscus, which takes longer to heal but has the better long-term prognosis. If they have to remove the damaged part, they're likely to be back to fitness quicker, but the knee is far more likely to deteriorate down the road.
Most patients do well after surgery. The prognosis for return to normal activity is good but depends upon the motivation of the patient to work hard with their physical therapist and to continue that work after formal therapy has been completed.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tear_of_meniscus
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tear_of_meniscus
Footballers probably get a higher standard of treatment, especially the follow up care. Treatment post-op is sadly where us lesser mortals are let down.