Eduardo's Leg

[I<3Some1]

i have come to the conclusion that wenger suffers from selective memory loss

 

[Who likes 2 party]

jesuz...

 

[randomtoad]

Fairly graphic if you want to click.

http://img507.imageshack.us/img507/6068/eduardopu1.jpg

 

[12/21]

Fairly graphic if you want to click.

http://img507.imageshack.us/img507/6068/eduardopu1.jpg

Ouch, like.

 

[Vtec Powa]

Fairly graphic if you want to click.

http://img507.imageshack.us/img507/6068/eduardopu1.jpg

looks even worse :O

 

[kim c]

Hopefully it's not the end of the lads career.

 

[AJD13]

he'll be out for at least 6 months

 

[Reagan.]

Having watched it a few times I have formed the opinion that Taylor went in to do him, it was deliberate.

I don't think he intended the multiple compound fractures or anything, but his foot was so high when it first contacted the leg (studs first) that I can't see it as an accident.

 

[~*~Ashlyn~*~]

Yeah, looking at the stills from the paper, there is no reason to put a foot in that high. He must have intended to administer some pain at the least. :dabs:

 

[.!.!.!.!.!.!]

Yeah, looking at the stills from the paper, there is no reason to put a foot in that high. He must have intended to administer some pain at the least. :dabs:

Agreed. I think it was just intended as the classic early hard tackle to get the opponent thinking. Eduardo's foot was planted and he was moving into the tackle so major injury.