Jacobsen is Injured

Arteta2391 · September 10, 2008

Current update! Im watching the Portugal vs Denmark and Lars just got injured. He had a nasty fall caused by Bosingwa..and it looks like a dislocated shoulder.

there goes his Stoke debut (n)

Seamus Colemole · September 10, 2008

You couldn't make it up!

Arteta2391 · September 10, 2008

deathbyropeandglass said:
You couldn't make it up!

my exact thoughts. Why are Everton players so injury prone?! I hate superstition.

ToxtethBlue · September 10, 2008

Bad news for the lad if true, this is why alot of people hate international games.

I hope he recovers, gets back and proves himself.

I suppose this means it's very likely Neville will be at right back and Castillo and Fellaini in midfield.

SuitsBlue · September 10, 2008

he was being called a load of [Poor language removed] 10 days ago or so.

released by nurnberg, no one else wanted him etc..

we'll manage, we always do.

TX Bill · September 10, 2008

Watched him last night as they had a reply of the match against Hungary from the weekend.

He had a solid game if unspectacular. Kind of isolated out on the right as Denmark were playing three in the back.

Looks a good player though so too bad to hear about tonight's mishap.

ToxtethBlue · September 10, 2008

SuitsBlue said:
he was being called a load of [Poor language removed] 10 days ago or so.

released by nurnberg, no one else wanted him etc..

we'll manage, we always do.

And that means what?

He's still part of the squad, him getting injured weakens us. I feel sorry for him more than anything, if it's a dislocated shoulder he's not going to get much time to prove himself and earn a contract.

Nebbiolo · September 10, 2008

ToxtethBlue said:
And that means what?

He's still part of the squad, him getting injured weakens us. I feel sorry for him more than anything, if it's a dislocated shoulder he's not going to get much time to prove himself and earn a contract.

Terrible for him and us if this really is long term. Probably means we pay him 500k simply for recovering from an injury. He, meanwhile, gets to play no football and worries about where his next job is coming from.

TX Bill · September 10, 2008

Wow !!!

What a result by Denmark.

Almost as big as England's result I'd say. Especially in the fashion they did it as I'm seeing two goals in the last two minutes by the Danes.

teppic · September 10, 2008

a dislocated shoulder. if it is the first time it has happened they will pop it back in and he can play again in 6 weeks. although it will likely pop out again soon and set him up for problems later in his career.

or.. an operation using key hole surgery will put him out for between 4-6 months depending on how much damage was caused and it it was 'clean' as it popped out.

either way it is a bad injury that will stay with him through his career. in many ways a broken bone is far better than this type of injury.

and i know all this because i've done my shoulder in 5 times before getting the surgery in january~!

SuitsBlue · September 11, 2008

i have asked u about ur shoulder a few times.

each time u said ''its ok''

have u been telling porkies?

Dylan · September 11, 2008

Bollocks!!! Why us?

teppic · September 11, 2008

SuitsBlue said:
i have asked u about ur shoulder a few times.

each time u said ''its ok''

have u been telling porkies?

lol, i 'aint telling porkies. it is ok now. there is 90% mobility and 6 months after the op i can play again. although the doc claims it will be 2 years until i can play risk free! i'm an attacking midfielder so i can get away with it, but a defender relying on getting tackles in every few minutes might have bigger problems.

Dylan · September 11, 2008

teppic, the problem is when you are showing off the silky skills that make the opposing team go red, on of them might go in a shade harder than normal. Then where would you be :lol:

sotnas · September 11, 2008

TX Bill said:
Wow !!!

What a result by Denmark.

Almost as big as England's result I'd say. Especially in the fashion they did it as I'm seeing two goals in the last two minutes by the Danes.

Don't even mention it, mate.

But after missing 4 clear cut chances, I guess this was a well deserved punishment. Another piece of [Poor language removed] goalkeeping on top of it and the manager unble to understand the team had lost he control of the game way before the tie. Moutinho should have gone in when it was still 1-0 and Nani was clearly giving signs of getting tired and unable to hold the ball.

Very good game, though. Especially in the first half, for those who enjoy tactical but not boring games, it was one of the finest I've ever seen.

The danes are very good tactically speaking, the portuguese have better individuals.

Pitty the result, for me of course.