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Player Heung-Min Son (์ํฅ๋ฏผ)
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The last time Sess played against Salah he had him in his pocket.
Sess played against him twice last season and kept him completely out of the game both times.
Really hope he makes it & starts one of his beast mode spells where heโs untouchable. I just know he will put a streak together at some point. Heโs always been this type of player
First and foremost though is gets himself healthy after his operation.
Best wishes Sonny.
Excellent news the surgery went well
Just hope he's realistic about his chances of playing at all in WC, having 4 separate fractures sounds like a lot of healing is required,
3:50 onwards. another one for the being over 30 isnt a problem club. hes not even talking about wingers whos game is all about sprinting, hes talking about midfielders.
He's not saying LFCs MFs individually aren't up to it anymore........
They were talking about the drop in yards covered by what was (if not one of) once the highest pressing MF around.... Secondary; he mentioned being more susceptible to injuries than they were; which is fair enough.
He also say that over the course of a season young players will struggle.
Comparing like for like...........? I have yet to hear Souness say that Salah should be sent to the knackers yard.
World Cup 2022: Son Heung-min tells South Korea fans 'I won't miss this for the world'
'I won't miss this for the world' - injured Son
Tottenham's injured Son Heung-min assures South Korea fans he will be fit to represent his country at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
www.bbc.co.uk
I had a similar injury back in 2006, they had to put a donut type thing to support the eye which dissolved over 6 months . Having the stitches out afterwards was horrible
It did end my professional footballing career but it never started to be fair
