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    Torres out for 3 weeks

    Reported on SSN.

    Ignore me
    Last edited by krade; 01-09-08, 05:09 PM. Reason: Didnt see the otehr thread as I was going from the new post links.

    #2
    Time for Babel to step up to the plate.

    Or...er...N'gog!

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      #3
      that bastion of bollocks that is ssn.

      Have faith my friend , expect miraculous recovery from torres and gerrard to be in the starting 11. Ferggiescum has been doing it for yrs
      _____________________________________

      Weak willed, Wank or do they have a masterplan?

      Think we have the answer..Slot!!

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        #4
        Liverpool have today confirmed Fernando Torres suffered a hamstring tear during the Reds' goalless draw at Aston Villa on Sunday.

        The Liverpool striker limped off during the first half of the match and has been forced to withdraw from the Spanish squad for their forthcoming World Cup qualifiers against Bosnia and Armenia.

        "A scan this afternoon has confirmed a hamstring tear in Fernando's right leg. He is expected to be out for between two and three weeks," said a club spokesman.
        Thanks very much for being ‘This Mornings’ Farmer’

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          #5
          It's reported on the Offal now too.

          That means he will miss the United match, the Marseille match, the Stoke match, but could be back for the derby on September 27th.

          Gutted.

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            #6
            Absolutely gutting. Lets hope its the same people who gave the prognosis to Ronaldo and Rooney

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              #7
              Originally posted by pablo1981 View Post
              It's reported on the Offal now too.

              That means he will miss the United match, the Marseille match, the Stoke match but could be back for the derby on September 27th.

              Gutted.
              To be honest, we should be able to beat Stoke at Anfield without him and away from home in Europe Rafa knows what he's doing, we'll have enough to get a result out there.

              Missing him against the mancs is a blow though. No question.

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                #8
                It's just typical. If there's one game you didn't want him to miss it was those *******s at home. FFS. FFS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
                Thanks very much for being ‘This Mornings’ Farmer’

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                  #9
                  Yep, he would have been rested against Stoke anyway to be fair. He will be badly missed away to Marseille as well, but the thought of being without him against the Macs is heartbreaking.

                  A hamstring injury is always the most worrying type of injury for a player that relies on pace as well so its worrying times. If he is touch and go for the derby I would be tempted to leave him out. We rushed him back to play Arsenal last season and he limped off after 15 minutes. We shouldnt rush him back and make the same mistake again.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by pablo1981 View Post
                    Yep, he would have been rested against Stoke anyway to be fair. He will be badly missed away to Marseille as well, but the thought of being without him against the Macs is heartbreaking.

                    A hamstring injury is always the most worrying type of injury for a player that relies on pace as well so its worrying times. If he is touch and go for the derby I would be tempted to leave him out. We rushed him back to play Arsenal last season and he limped off after 15 minutes. We shouldnt rush him back and make the same mistake again.
                    think this is the worry,will he always have issues with his hamstrings?

                    Owen would not only be able to deputise but could also help him re the physio
                    Its times like these we learn to live again FF

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                      #11
                      time for keane to play as a striker and remind us all of his best position

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                        #12
                        ah ****biscuits!
                        Justice for the 96

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                          #13
                          Owen was never the same player again after he tore his hamstring against Spurs in late 2001.

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by anfieldanfield View Post
                            Owen was never the same player again after he tore his hamstring against Spurs in late 2001.
                            shut up, shut up now
                            Justice for the 96

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                              #15
                              Oh sh*t.
                              "Its not about the long ball or the short ball, its about the right ball." Bob Paisley

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