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Seamus Coleman

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windymiller said:
Oxygen has a number of different physiological effects. Following trauma patients can hyperventilate and any form of artificial ventilation (even with a face mask) can regulate breathing. When physical damage occurs to tissue pockets of hypoxia can develop in the affected tissue which causes increased irritation at nerve endings (which results in increased pain levels) and increasing the oxygen saturation of the blood can limit these effects. Additionally, and I know this seems odd, but the placebo affect associated with doing something that appears medical can distract a patient from the traumatic event that they are currently experiencing.
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As posted elsewhere, the missus (a theatre nurse) said it was Nitrous Oxide, which acts as a pain reliever and can relieve anxiety. It is commonly used in surgery and for women in labour.

In fairness, the medics seem to have been really on the ball thank God.
 
Everything i have ever heard from him or read about him proves him to be a very humble, thoroughly decent and grounded human being! We can only hope for three things, 1) that the break was clean. 2) that no infection entered the bone and 3) that he is more Peter Reid than Petr and that he comes back without any lingering psychological anxiety about it happening again! Ross Barkley suffered a terrible break and so hopefully he can offer Seamus some comfort and advice!

As for the team, well they have to man up and play for him against the rs and Manure! As for Wales, the entire team should wear get well soon Seamus shirts at their next match.

As for us, rise above it, stop infighting, do not hound Ashley Williams, nor Taylor. Show we are better than a pack of rabid dogs. i doubt Taylor intended to break his leg, despite what many are saying. Had Seamus not been standing on that leg, it would have been a yellow and Seamus would be playing in the Derby! At the speed it happened, there is no way Taylor timed it so that Seamus' standing leg was the one he got?

Lots of emotion about still, because one of our favourites has been badly injured and we all feel for him, but it was very, very ugly on here last night and i hope that ill feeling doesnt spill out into our support of our players or the prolonged hounding (on social media) of any players?
 
...watched the first half but fortunately only listened to the 2nd on the radio. I have no desire to watch the incident and I hope nobody posts pictures on this site. Feel dreadful for Coleman, his attitude epitomises all that is good in the game. From what I hear, there are no excuses for the crude and violent 'tackle', Taylor should be totally ashamed of himself as should John Hartson for his jovial attitude and defence of the player on national radio.
 
Bluebonic said:
Everything i have ever heard from him or read about him proves him to be a very humble, thoroughly decent and grounded human being! We can only hope for three things, 1) that the break was clean. 2) that no infection entered the bone and 3) that he is more Peter Reid than Petr and that he comes back without any lingering psychological anxiety about it happening again! Ross Barkley suffered a terrible break and so hopefully he can offer Seamus some comfort and advice!

As for the team, well they have to man up and play for him against the rs and Manure! As for Wales, the entire team should wear get well soon Seamus shirts at their next match.

As for us, rise above it, stop infighting, do not hound Ashley Williams, nor Taylor. Show we are better than a pack of rabid dogs. i doubt Taylor intended to break his leg, despite what many are saying. Had Seamus not been standing on that leg, it would have been a yellow and Seamus would be playing in the Derby! At the speed it happened, there is no way Taylor timed it so that Seamus' standing leg was the one he got?

Lots of emotion about still, because one of our favourites has been badly injured and we all feel for him, but it was very, very ugly on here last night and i hope that ill feeling doesnt spill out into our support of our players or the prolonged hounding (on social media) of any players?
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It should have been a red card regardless. People are up and arms last weekend over Huddlestone getting sent off when the reason he was is so tackles where the player goes above the ball are cut out of the game and people don't get legs snapped like Seamus
 

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Please lads I'm Irish, I love Seamie, posted before that I want him as our Captain, him and Ross. Please leave out the vitriol. Bet the guy involved is distraught at his act.
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Everyone is gutted. There is a lot of understandable anger and I hope that some of the posters from last night have time to reflect and regret their comments.

I am sure when we hear from Seamus he'll show his class - Everton that! As it should be!
 
Armaghtoffee said:
If the referee had done his job and sent off Bale for his lunge at John O'Shea just before then Coleman likely wouldn't be injured now.

Bale should have got 2 yellows and 1 red in that match but the ref kept him on for reasons unknown.

Inept officiating like that are what leads to players taking free reign on the pitch.
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This exactly, Bail gets sent off, The Welsh stop trying to hurt Irish players.
 
Anyone see McGeady run after Ben Davies and try to tw@ him even though the ref was between them, after a fairly innocuous challenge? Mate was at the game and he said folk in the pub after, who were down that end of pitch, said McGeady claimed for a corner and Davies said something about snapping him like Coleman. Thought it was odd that the ref never booked McGeady even though he had to physically restrain him.
 

Couldn't happened to a nicer guy and probably my favourite player consistently over the last five years. I hope he comes back as strong as ever, at least he's got a few chips to cash in when it comes to karma after his recent cancer donation and work with EITC with the down syndrome team.
 
Just woke up this morning to read about this online, then heard someone on the radio and here mention David Busst. It's not anywhere near that is it??
 
Philw said:
Just woke up this morning to read about this online, then heard someone on the radio and here mention David Busst. It's not anywhere near that is it??
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I don't think it was as bad as Busst which was a horrendous compound break and if I remember correctly there was a pool of blood left on the pitch after he was taken off. I am not 100% certain the Coleman break went through the skin. I would say it was more like the Luke shaw/ Oviedo break than Busst. Obviously we will need to invest at right back now in the summer too.
 

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