Must have been quite frightening.

 

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1261025/Bolton-star-Gary-Cahill-reveals-The-slightest-knock-blood-clot-killed-me.html?ITO=1490

Edited March 27, 201016 yr by Trotski

Must have been quite frightening.

 

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1261025/Bolton-star-Gary-Cahill-reveals-The-slightest-knock-blood-clot-killed-me.html?ITO=1490

 

Yep must have scared the shit out of him. At least with a rib out he should be able to jump an inch higher now with that instant weight loss ;-)

top top read that, he's a lucky boy, glad to knows he's ready and raring to go.

 

a nice touch from John terry as well.

Feck Me!!!

 

 

Just good to have our leading scorer back.

Did he get any BBQ sauce for his rib??

The hero in all this seems to be the club doctor.

Cahill for England needs to be heard clearly from all around the ground today when he comes on the pitch

The hero in all this seems to be the club doctor.

 

Spot on. Well done to him and his team.

will he be able to give himself a blow job?

Fair to say the club doctor probably saved his life.

think thats two ribs

 

will he be able to give himself a blow job?

Edited March 27, 201016 yr by Werder barmen

"I don't know much about clots"

He's worked with a few in his time.

I only got halfway through and thought 'fuck that'.

 

Top man.

Very interesting read and very sobering.

Over the moon he is back and hopefully he will lead us to bigger and better next season !!

Strange how much better our defensive record is without him rather than with him.

 

 

But he scores a few.

I work with a Liverpool fan, and this morning he stated "You lot are better when that Cahill doesn't play, at least you can keep a clean sheet, why does everybody reckon he's worth ?15M"

 

I corrected him and said that not everybody reckons he's worth ?15M, but I didn't really have much of a response with regards to the amount of goals we seem to concede when he is in the team. I'm not sure what the stats really are, but I'm sure somebody will put them up shortly............

I actually got to thinking recently that maybe Gary could do a job in centre midfield in future seasons (ie. when we have adequate cover?) - he chips in with a few goals and is very composed on the ball...

H Fulham D 0-0

A Manchester City L 2-0

A Wigan Athletic D 0-0

A Blackburn L 3-0

H Wolves W 1-0

A West Ham Utd W 1-2

A Sunderland L 4-0

H Wigan Athletic W 4-0

A Everton L 2-0

 

Won 3 Drawn 2 Lost 4 Conceded 11 Scored 7. This is without Cahill (league games only) = 11 points from 9 games = 1.22 points per game

 

23 games with Cahill works out at 0.91 points per game won.

Edited March 30, 201016 yr by hughesy

H Fulham D 0-0

A Manchester City L 2-0

A Wigan Athletic D 0-0

A Blackburn L 3-0

H Wolves W 1-0

A West Ham Utd W 1-2

A Sunderland L 4-0

H Wigan Athletic W 4-0

A Everton L 2-0

 

Won 3 Drawn 2 Lost 4 Conceded 11 Scored 7. This is without Cahill (league games only) = 11 points from 9 games = 1.22 points per game

 

23 games with Cahill works out at 0.91 points per game won.

If you discount the 2 Wigan games (as we'd have got 4 points from those if we played me and my gran at centre back), then our return is 7 points in 7 games without Cahill - it's not THAT great an improvement but looks a lot better because of the clean sheets.

Really good to see him on the pitch playing for you Sunday. Really good player, definitely the sort of player the so called top 4 should be looking at. He has the ability without doubt.

Really good to see him on the pitch playing for you Sunday. Really good player, definitely the sort of player the so called top 4 should be looking at. He has the ability without doubt.

 

That rules out your lot then!

That rules out your lot then!

 

Damn right it would !

 

1. We cant afford him.

2. Bigger clubs will want him

3. They will offer European football.

I work with a Liverpool fan, and this morning he stated "You lot are better when that Cahill doesn't play, at least you can keep a clean sheet, why does everybody reckon he's worth ?15M"

 

I corrected him and said that not everybody reckons he's worth ?15M, but I didn't really have much of a response with regards to the amount of goals we seem to concede when he is in the team. I'm not sure what the stats really are, but I'm sure somebody will put them up shortly............

 

I don't think anyone from Bolton valued him at ?15m. I think it was more based on Evertons valuation of Jolion Lescott that made our minds up that; if that extra from Star Trek is worth ?15+ then so is Cahill!