Ryan Mason
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Simple fix for me that - let it be at the discretion of the referee to allow the change without using up one of the three subs allocated.
DanEFC92
Player Valuation: £90m
The Cowboy
Player Valuation: £60m
Meh, she's not all that.
The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
Any chance of changing this thread title? Everytime I click on the world football forum I think he had like a cardiac arrest while in hospital... 
http://www.hullcitytigers.com/news/article/2016-17/further-update-on-ryan-mason-3535566.aspx
The Club can confirm that Ryan Mason continues to make excellent progress after sustaining a skull fracture in Sunday’s game against Chelsea. He will continue to be closely monitored by staff at St Mary’s Hospital over the next few days, whilst also remaining in contact with our medical team to assess his progress. There will be no further updates from the club until there are any changes in Ryan’s condition. We also ask that people respect Ryan & his family’s privacy whilst he remains in hospital.
The Club can confirm that Ryan Mason continues to make excellent progress after sustaining a skull fracture in Sunday’s game against Chelsea. He will continue to be closely monitored by staff at St Mary’s Hospital over the next few days, whilst also remaining in contact with our medical team to assess his progress. There will be no further updates from the club until there are any changes in Ryan’s condition. We also ask that people respect Ryan & his family’s privacy whilst he remains in hospital.
dead_soft
Player Valuation: £35m
Seems a bit mawkish, that
royalblue66
Player Valuation: £70m
Seems to be a regular thing now, this minutes applause, at a certain time in game.
Classy move
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...er-visiting-him-in-hospital-tottenham-hotspur
Mauricio Pochettino went to St Mary’s Hospital in London on Thursday afternoon to visit the stricken Ryan Mason and said the Tottenham Hotspur squad had sent their former team-mate a video message, as football continued to wish the Hull City midfielder a full and speedy recovery from a fractured skull.
Mason, who came up through the youth ranks at Tottenham before leaving for Hull last summer in a £10m deal, was taken from Stamford Bridge to St Mary’s in west London, where he underwent surgery on Sunday night.
There has been enormous concern for his well-being and Pochettino, who considers Mason to be a “special player”, went to visit him at the first available opportunity after he and his players had got back from Barcelona late on Wednesday night. Pochettino was accompanied to the hospital by his assistant, Jesús Pérez, and the Tottenham academy manager, John McDermott.
“We were in Barcelona on Sunday, we watched the game and we saw the situation live,” Pochettino said. “We’ve since kept in touch with Ryan’s family and his girlfriend, Rachel. It was a difficult moment and we were very worried about the action [with Cahill] and his health. The action was hard and difficult. “For sure, the players are also in touch with Ryan’s family – his dad and his girlfriend. The squad sent a video to him from Barcelona. He is a special player for us and for me, personally. He grew up here at Tottenham. He is a person that we love.”
Happily, Mason is recovering well and Pochettino said he had been told that the 25-year-old was now able to do a little bit of walking. “I know that he is making some progress,” he said. “He is much better. He walks a little bit. It’s important to know how he is and to share some time with him. It will be fantastic for him and for us; to try to encourage him.
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...er-visiting-him-in-hospital-tottenham-hotspur
Mauricio Pochettino went to St Mary’s Hospital in London on Thursday afternoon to visit the stricken Ryan Mason and said the Tottenham Hotspur squad had sent their former team-mate a video message, as football continued to wish the Hull City midfielder a full and speedy recovery from a fractured skull.
Mason, who came up through the youth ranks at Tottenham before leaving for Hull last summer in a £10m deal, was taken from Stamford Bridge to St Mary’s in west London, where he underwent surgery on Sunday night.
There has been enormous concern for his well-being and Pochettino, who considers Mason to be a “special player”, went to visit him at the first available opportunity after he and his players had got back from Barcelona late on Wednesday night. Pochettino was accompanied to the hospital by his assistant, Jesús Pérez, and the Tottenham academy manager, John McDermott.
“We were in Barcelona on Sunday, we watched the game and we saw the situation live,” Pochettino said. “We’ve since kept in touch with Ryan’s family and his girlfriend, Rachel. It was a difficult moment and we were very worried about the action [with Cahill] and his health. The action was hard and difficult. “For sure, the players are also in touch with Ryan’s family – his dad and his girlfriend. The squad sent a video to him from Barcelona. He is a special player for us and for me, personally. He grew up here at Tottenham. He is a person that we love.”
Happily, Mason is recovering well and Pochettino said he had been told that the 25-year-old was now able to do a little bit of walking. “I know that he is making some progress,” he said. “He is much better. He walks a little bit. It’s important to know how he is and to share some time with him. It will be fantastic for him and for us; to try to encourage him.
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