Harry Kane MBE

[glorygloryeze]

There's nothing definitive though. He took a knock. He may have ligament damage. Again it's pure speculation on your behalf

Nothing will be known for sure until the swelling goes down a bit.

I guess we'll have to wait and see. As i say, it doesn't look good...

 

[thfcsteff]

Interested to know how quickly they booted him. "A bit" of swelling. Oh well, all will be revealed. My hunch? Unavailable until Dortmund.

 

[awesome dawson]

Time for his annual trip to the MRI clinic. Would be very surprised if we saw him over the next two weeks.

 

[Robbo]

At least we're not as unfortunate with injuries as poor old Liverpool.

 

[Legohamster]

Time for his annual trip to the MRI clinic. Would be very surprised if we saw him over the next two weeks.

And the annual Son taking his place in the team.....

 

[Gutter Boy]

Out for the season

Project run fat vinny run

 

[SteveAWOL]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1084722792883539971

 

[Gutter Boy]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1084722792883539971

That's basically confirming that the first time you do them its a 6 week injury, and subsequent ones are 2-3 weeks.

Ally McCoist once famously turned one round in a week (to make Euro 96 IIRC)

 

[Mulletperm]

That's basically confirming that the first time you do them its a 6 week injury, and subsequent ones are 2-3 weeks.

Ally McCoist once famously turned one round in a week (to make Euro 96 IIRC)

Yeah, I went over on my ankle playing when I was around 18 and it was buggered for a good few months. It's always subsequently been week, but if I roll it now it's no more than 2-3 weeks.

 

[Mosquito_Coasting]

If I roll mine now I put the tape on and can play the next week. Seems impossible to roll again when it's heavily taped up.

 

[Robbo]

I think we'll see him back for Chelski, probably on the bench.

 

[AjaxDeSuperYids]

This is potentially grave news especially as when he comes back he always looks sluggish for a few games.

The previous ankle injuries he turned his foot side on and twisted them but I'm hearing this one was a defender kicking his ankle. Is that right?

Could it not therefore just be a bit sore and swollen from a direct kick?

 

[Baleforce]

I'm not trained physiotherapist but here is my tuppence worth anyway, he was allowed to walk off, had it been serious surely he would have been helped or carried?

 

[a spur from swansea]

i think he had two knocks at the same time,jones trampled all over one ankle and Herrera kicked him on the other foot....they gave a slow mo on Sky afterwards...and guess what Dean played on. I think this Spurs-Dean connection has gone slightly o/t now his impartiality has gone totally one way now.....against us....

 

[Bedfordspurs]

i think he had two knocks at the same time,jones trampled all over one ankle and Herrera kicked him on the other foot....they gave a slow mo on Sky afterwards...and guess what Dean played on. I think this Spurs-Dean connection has gone slightly o/t now his impartiality has gone totally one way now.....against us....

He went the other way once arse started complaining

 

[SteveAWOL]

i think he had two knocks at the same time,jones trampled all over one ankle and Herrera kicked him on the other foot....they gave a slow mo on Sky afterwards...and guess what Dean played on. I think this Spurs-Dean connection has gone slightly o/t now his impartiality has gone totally one way now.....against us....

Herrera really is a dirty little clam, think he’s my most despised Spanish midfielder now that Fabregash has fudged off!

 

[Finney Is Back]

Herrera really is a dirty little clam, think he’s my most despised Spanish midfielder now that Fabregash has fudged off!

I didn't think there was anything malicious in that tackle on Kane from either player. Both were just trying to ensure that Kane couldn't get on the ball. It was a definite free kick but I don't think it warranted even a yellow card for either player. I can also see how Dean missed it. What I still cannot fathom however is how he can give anything other than a red card for Pogba's studs up into Dele's knee?

 

[SteveAWOL]

I didn't think there was anything malicious in that tackle on Kane from either player. Both were just trying to ensure that Kane couldn't get on the ball. It was a definite free kick but I don't think it warranted even a yellow card for either player. I can also see how Dean missed it. What I still cannot fathom however is how he can give anything other than a red card for Pogba's studs up into Dele's knee?

I haven’t seen that replay tbh but still despise Herrera in general, has something of the Ramos about his demeanour.

That Pogba thigh high challenge occurred right in front of me and heard Dele scream in agony. Dean is so determined not to be seen as favouring us nowadays I’m unsurprised at how much ManUre got away with and believe that had Pogbrick not immediately hoofed the ball away then Dean might not have even booked him; in which case perhaps the disciplinary panel could’ve applied a retrospective red card and ban?

 

[MKSpur]

I haven’t seen that replay tbh but still despise Herrera in general, has something of the Ramos about his demeanour.

That Pogba thigh high challenge occurred right in front of me and heard Dele scream in agony. Dean is so determined not to be seen as favouring us nowadays I’m unsurprised at how much ManUre got away with and believe that had Pogbrick not immediately hoofed the ball away then Dean might not have even booked him; in which case perhaps the disciplinary panel could’ve applied a retrospective red card and ban?

I thought this but apparently Dean confirmed he booked him for the challenge, actually making the decision a worse one as he’s saying he did see it but didn’t think it a red as opposed to missing the severity of it and booking him for petulance. The lying cheating clam.

 

[90291Spur]

If I roll mine now I put the tape on and can play the next week. Seems impossible to roll again when it's heavily taped up.

So you’ll be available for Fulham?