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Seven

In bocca al lupo, Fabio.
Jun 25, 2003
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:agree: ACL indeed.

Had two options, either to make an operation and within 2-3 months I can return. Or be sidelined for 5-6 months doing 20 + session of physiotherapy including a special knee treatment in the Gym.

I picked the 2nd option in Summer.
Hey, Rab,

sorry for not responding to you earlier. But the knee is okay right now? Or are you in the "it doesn't really hurt, but it doesn't feel the way it should feel" phase?
 

Geof

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Ranieri risking a ban for his comments on the ref and stile inter comment after yesterdays Coppa game. :lol:
That would be hilarious. :lol:

By the way, the Italian football seems to have taken our side, no? At least, I don't see anyone defending Jose. Even Zeman came out with (more or less) negative comments on Mourinho!
 

Seven

In bocca al lupo, Fabio.
Jun 25, 2003
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That would be hilarious. :lol:

By the way, the Italian football seems to have taken our side, no? At least, I don't see anyone defending Jose. Even Zeman came out with (more or less) negative comments on Mourinho!
It's not a good thing. Negative comments on Mourinho have the annoying effect of making his team stronger. Let's focus on what's going on in Inter's lockerroom. That's far more likely to destabilise them.
 

Mark

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That would be hilarious. :lol:

By the way, the Italian football seems to have taken our side, no? At least, I don't see anyone defending Jose. Even Zeman came out with (more or less) negative comments on Mourinho!
I've read about Catania's owner saying good words for Ranieri and not so good for Moroniho.
 

Mark

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Dec 19, 2003
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It's not a good thing. Negative comments on Mourinho have the annoying effect of making his team stronger. Let's focus on what's going on in Inter's lockerroom. That's far more likely to destabilise them.
That's what I've been saying but the papers seem to feed on this little war between the coaches and we all know controversy involving mostly La Giuve sells.

If we had these problems like Maxwell being mad because a teen took his spot...Cruz, Vieira, Materazzi and Crespo mad at not playing more, etc...that would be news we'd read in the papers.
 
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    Hey, Rab,

    sorry for not responding to you earlier. But the knee is okay right now? Or are you in the "it doesn't really hurt, but it doesn't feel the way it should feel" phase?
    The "it doesn't really hurt but it's not as it used to be".

    Looks like you had a similar thing since you're informed about it. Right?
     

    swag

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    You don't swing back directly. I agree with the more subtle approach of leaving a proverbial pipe bomb in their locker room. :analcanon:
     

    Seven

    In bocca al lupo, Fabio.
    Jun 25, 2003
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    The "it doesn't really hurt but it's not as it used to be".

    Looks like you had a similar thing since you're informed about it. Right?
    Well not similar, but some sort of knee injury, yes. Kind of like what Trezeguet had before he got operated on, but in my case it wasn't serious enough to go through surgery. I can play and the risk of tearing my patellar tendon is absolutely minimal (after not playing for 2 months last year to cool the tendon down), but I have to do a complete exercise program every week to make the knee feel better and better. But I have nothing to complain about really, it feels as if I'm getting there. The only downside is that I often think about the knee. Specifically when warming up before a game.

    And I don't know why, but I have a couple of friends who tore their ACL. They all got back to playing football and after a few years their knees seem to be completely back to normal. That is, they could play after 6-7 months, but it took way more time for the leg to feel like the other leg.
     

    Zé Tahir

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    Dec 10, 2004
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    The Swedes completely destroyed the poor guy. He's a disgrace now. As an ex-Yu he shouldn't take shit from anyone. Stankovic will probably beat the shit out of Mourinho if Mou tells him that he's a disgrace. :agree:
    Pfft, as if Zlatan has shown to be like other Swede's (on the NT). The guy has his own thing going on and is not anything like the other players.
     

    JCK

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    It's not a good thing. Negative comments on Mourinho have the annoying effect of making his team stronger. Let's focus on what's going on in Inter's lockerroom. That's far more likely to destabilise them.
    That's exactly what I've been saying.
     
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