Nedved just said in his presser that Sarri will return after the international break.
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Environmental footprint, the same thing you're doing by re-charging your lithium based battery on your phone, which requires tons of "environmental" footprint going against your whole logic.
Since he's going to miss couple packs of cigs, it means im allowed to eat couple more big fatty steaks during the weekend in return so don't worry, i'll balance it out.
Since he's going to miss couple packs of cigs, it means im allowed to eat couple more big fatty steaks during the weekend in return so don't worry, i'll balance it out.
That's actually a real problem. As far as I know, passive smoking can be even more damaging than smoking is for those who actually smoke that garbage. I can imagine how uncomfortable CR7, a complete health control freak, must feel around the guy.
I hope Sarri gets well soon, because any human life is more important than all the football in the world. But it doesn't make his smoking habit any lesser evil than it is and it shouldn't be indulged.
I hope Sarri gets well soon, because any human life is more important than all the football in the world. But it doesn't make his smoking habit any lesser evil than it is and it shouldn't be indulged.
Ha ha, you guys are too macabre.
Yes he is surely suffering from a degree of installed COPD by now and yes he is much more probable to develop some form of ca, yet there is no such indication for that.
(esp if it's only the first such episode)
Most probably it's a mild form of viral infection, they don't have the standard severe pneumonia symptoms and tend to be underestimated.
This how this case was initially described
And then they realized that it's pneumonia, which can be further complicated with some bacterial super-infection, so long the subject breaths the open cold Alps air among other ppl.
This would torture him further and combined with COPD would make recovery even longer and more prone to more dangerous complications.
So to avoid all that, they kept him in.
Yes he is surely suffering from a degree of installed COPD by now and yes he is much more probable to develop some form of ca, yet there is no such indication for that.
(esp if it's only the first such episode)
Most probably it's a mild form of viral infection, they don't have the standard severe pneumonia symptoms and tend to be underestimated.
This how this case was initially described
And then they realized that it's pneumonia, which can be further complicated with some bacterial super-infection, so long the subject breaths the open cold Alps air among other ppl.
This would torture him further and combined with COPD would make recovery even longer and more prone to more dangerous complications.
So to avoid all that, they kept him in.
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