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Official - Defoe
- Thread starter Baleforce
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The Moonlit Knight
Banned
Re: Jermain Defoe
It's still crazy if you ask me. What happens if it causes him to miss the rest of the season because he makes a minor injury major?
It's still crazy if you ask me. What happens if it causes him to miss the rest of the season because he makes a minor injury major?
JubbaChainsaw
Darren Caskey
Re: Jermain Defoe
Physioroom has him listed with a hip/calf injury with no return date.
Physioroom has him listed with a hip/calf injury with no return date.
metalgear
Luka Modric
Re: Jermain Defoe
the hip and the calf is quite some distance away....pure speculation i guess.
the hip and the calf is quite some distance away....pure speculation i guess.
Spursalot
Jimmy McCormick
Re: Jermain Defoe
Hip issues can cause alignment issues with the leg.
As far as i knew the calf is part of the leg.
Though we'd need a more reputable source before i start to believe it.
Hip issues can cause alignment issues with the leg.
As far as i knew the calf is part of the leg.
Though we'd need a more reputable source before i start to believe it.
JubbaChainsaw
Darren Caskey
Re: Jermain Defoe
Physioroom have changed it to Hip/Thigh injury now.
Physioroom have changed it to Hip/Thigh injury now.
Crawley
Board Legend
Re: Jermain Defoe
Well, the hip bones connected to the, thigh bone...................
Well, the hip bones connected to the, thigh bone...................
thfcsteff
Garth Crooks
Re: Jermain Defoe
Sadly, unlike previous seasons, we don't have any choice right now though its foolish to play him any more I'd agree...
Sadly, unlike previous seasons, we don't have any choice right now though its foolish to play him any more I'd agree...
Spursalot
Jimmy McCormick
Re: Jermain Defoe
We have choice.
Dempsey is currently on fire. Stick him up top again.
We have choice.
Dempsey is currently on fire. Stick him up top again.
Kingdawson
Banned
paxtonwolf
Tony Marchi
Crawley
Board Legend
Kingdawson
Banned
Re: Jermain Defoe
Well we're fudged if this is the case.
Can't wait until AVB comes out on FEB 1st ad tries to spin it as if we're in a good position and don't really need a striker.
Well we're fudged if this is the case.
Can't wait until AVB comes out on FEB 1st ad tries to spin it as if we're in a good position and don't really need a striker.
thfcsteff
Garth Crooks
Re: Jermain Defoe
In fairness, what would you expect him to do mate? he doesn't do dirty laundry in public...
In fairness, what would you expect him to do mate? he doesn't do dirty laundry in public...
NaijaSpurs
Les Ferdinand
Re: Jermain Defoe
After yesterday wiuld you rely want to rely on Dempsey? Sure he scored but without both Ade and Defoe we really are asking a lot from him.
It would be so funny would it not if Defoe gets injured, and Ade gets injured during the ANC?
After yesterday wiuld you rely want to rely on Dempsey? Sure he scored but without both Ade and Defoe we really are asking a lot from him.
It would be so funny would it not if Defoe gets injured, and Ade gets injured during the ANC?
Re: Jermain Defoe
Everton have showed they have no intention of letting their manager leave for Spurs through a media circus. The Merseyside club have fired their initial shots in what may be a prolonged conflict and are certainly not prepared for untrue stories to be pushed about Moyes and his intentions to leave the club.
Even before Tottenham Hotspur had released the statement saying Harry Redknapp had departed, there was huge speculation about who would follow him at White Hart Lane. Much of it was just that, speculation, but when a well known journalist from TalkSPORT went a bit too far, Everton were on top of it quickly.
Ian Abrahams, better known by his nickname of 'The Moose' was giving the impression on Twitter that he had inside information on what Spurs were about to do. He said "As I understand it David Moyes is 1st choice - I've been told if things go well he could be installed in a week. It is my understanding Spurs may have already met with David Moyes today and that Moyes compensation has been agreed with Everton FC."
Strong stuff and big claims which would suggest someone had tipped him off, or that he thought Moyes to Spurs was a decent bet and it was a good opportunity to fluff his feathers without any real knowledge. He was asked if the chance of Moyes going to Spurs was about '80%' and said "as I always say nothing in life is 100% but this looks a lot closer to that than 80%."
He then went on to continue to fluff his feathers and argue with people who doubted his credibility, that was until Paul Tyrrell got involved. Tyrrell is the Director of Communications at Everton and was furious that Abrahams was pushing news which he believed was totally fabricated, so he told him "This is an absolute lie Ian. I expected better from you. If you repeat it, you can expect legal action from EFC."
Now Abrahams, who had been so confident previously, turned on a sixpence and said "ok Paul sorry and I withdraw it. I withdraw the comments about David Moyes I made a short while ago leaving Everton for Spurs."
He followed with a couple more grovelling tweets to Everton's Director of Communications before saying he was signing off for the night. No doubt if Moyes does turn up at Tottenham he'll claim he had the inside story from the start, despite appearing to pluck strong claims from thin air, safe in the comfort that the Everton manager was favourite for the job anyway.
Apart from embarrassing a journalist, this episode shows that Everton are not prepared to be walked over if Tottenham Hotspur do indeed want their manager.
Everton have showed they have no intention of letting their manager leave for Spurs through a media circus. The Merseyside club have fired their initial shots in what may be a prolonged conflict and are certainly not prepared for untrue stories to be pushed about Moyes and his intentions to leave the club.
Even before Tottenham Hotspur had released the statement saying Harry Redknapp had departed, there was huge speculation about who would follow him at White Hart Lane. Much of it was just that, speculation, but when a well known journalist from TalkSPORT went a bit too far, Everton were on top of it quickly.
Ian Abrahams, better known by his nickname of 'The Moose' was giving the impression on Twitter that he had inside information on what Spurs were about to do. He said "As I understand it David Moyes is 1st choice - I've been told if things go well he could be installed in a week. It is my understanding Spurs may have already met with David Moyes today and that Moyes compensation has been agreed with Everton FC."
Strong stuff and big claims which would suggest someone had tipped him off, or that he thought Moyes to Spurs was a decent bet and it was a good opportunity to fluff his feathers without any real knowledge. He was asked if the chance of Moyes going to Spurs was about '80%' and said "as I always say nothing in life is 100% but this looks a lot closer to that than 80%."
He then went on to continue to fluff his feathers and argue with people who doubted his credibility, that was until Paul Tyrrell got involved. Tyrrell is the Director of Communications at Everton and was furious that Abrahams was pushing news which he believed was totally fabricated, so he told him "This is an absolute lie Ian. I expected better from you. If you repeat it, you can expect legal action from EFC."
Now Abrahams, who had been so confident previously, turned on a sixpence and said "ok Paul sorry and I withdraw it. I withdraw the comments about David Moyes I made a short while ago leaving Everton for Spurs."
He followed with a couple more grovelling tweets to Everton's Director of Communications before saying he was signing off for the night. No doubt if Moyes does turn up at Tottenham he'll claim he had the inside story from the start, despite appearing to pluck strong claims from thin air, safe in the comfort that the Everton manager was favourite for the job anyway.
Apart from embarrassing a journalist, this episode shows that Everton are not prepared to be walked over if Tottenham Hotspur do indeed want their manager.