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08 Feb 26
11:33
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And why hasn't he had an operation?
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It might be neurodiversity.
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Bad hair day ?
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Groin, and problems coping with being long term injured
but able to play at 95% or whatever. And he reckons he's overthinking it. |
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DixieDean60 08 Feb 26 13:44
Bad hair day ? Yes, one of the very few instances of someone needing a hair transplant whilst they actually still have hair. |
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Great player imo and already bean stated he is injury prone.
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Seen more fat on a chip
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Something not quite right up top imo. All the talent going too.
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Chelsea would rather have palmer playing for an hour a match at less than a 100% than having him out for a couple of months at least after surgery
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So young Cole is likely to have surgery to have his groin fixed as soon as Chelsea's season is over
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Is he having to take injections to play do you know?
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IMO he's got the same type of nasty injury Lamal had - pubalgia or osteitis pubis. Apparently very common amongst soccer and hockey players, although I only heard about for the first time when my mate got it in his 40s and I've been playing all my life.
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A forum full of Ace Rothsteins
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As lurka mentioned it , the only rumour ive seen is it is athletic pubalgia , I would expect chelsea would want him to have surgery after the season ends .
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It's not easy being Freezy
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I hope he is not taking injections in order to play. Career shortening stuff that.
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He'll be going to the world cup as soon as his Chelsea season is over.
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He is English and very good at football?
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