Reply With QuoteYep, all the very best to the lad. It's only football after all innit.
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Currently fighting for his life in hospital after suffering a fractured skull in Hull's game against Chelsea
Hopefully he battles through
Yep, all the very best to the lad. It's only football after all innit.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/footba...-skull-9674938
lets all hope he recovers.
There's no quote from family or club. Mirror are speculating he's "fighting for his life".Originally Posted by BLUETIT
I hope to god he isn't - if he is, I hope he pulls through.
Mirror haven't a clue as to the injury or what's happening - sensationalist article with no evidence. Scummy journalism.
Skull fracture. Nasty but he's stable
http://mobile.hullcitytigers.com/new...n-3533371.aspx
Best of luck to him - horrible collision and, as Alan Smith said on the commentary, it always seems worse when the person injured doesn't see it coming.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38713311
He's had surgery.
"Ryan is in a stable condition and expected to remain in hospital for the next few days," said a Hull statement.
Serious, but fighting for his life? doesn't look like it.
Lets hope he can make a full recovery and continue with his career.
He's up and talking now, he had some serious bleeding on his brain which could have been fatal. Sounds like the medics, ambulance crews etc did a superb job, probably saved his life.
John Terry just can't help himself can he.
Gary Cahill and John Terry visited St Mary's hospital last night to check on Ryan Mason and speak to his family
— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) January 23, 2017
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Did he put his pyjamas on and jump in the next bed?
No he put a nurses outfit on
Regarding the excellent treatment he has apparently received, he is probably lucky this happened at Chelsea and not at Hull.
small comfort I know!!
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