Champions League 2018/19

[mea95]

Champions League 2018/19

[Blackroze]

Spoiler alert:

Spoiler

UEFA wins this

[FernandoBR]

Won't bother watching

[Stansfield]

Spoiler alert:

Spoiler

UEFA wins this

this

[mea95]

[FernandoBR]

"Concussion"...

I believe the correct diagnosis is "let me make up an excuse out of my ass to try to explain how bad I fucked up so I don't have to play in 3rd division teams for the rest of my life"

[kailip]

"Concussion"...

I believe the correct diagnosis is "let me make up an excuse out of my ass to try to explain how bad have I fucked up so I don't have to play in 3rd division teams for the rest of my life"

Actually judging from the clip of the contact he had with Ramos, that would totally be enough to cause a concussion.

Ramos is a turd.

[mea95]

Dr Toni spoke

[EM1R]

He's right

[FernandoBR]

Actually judging from the clip of the contact he had with Ramos, that would totally be enough to cause a concussion.

Ramos is a turd.

Eh, no.

[mea95]

I don't know, but the report is from Massachusetts General Hospital, so I'm not sure if it's fake

Anyway, I don't know about the symptoms but why did Karius continue the match if he really suffered a concussion?

[kailip]

I don't know, but the report is from Massachusetts General Hospital, so I'm not sure if it's fake

Anyway, I don't know about the symptoms but why did Karius continue the match if he really suffered a concussion?

Maybe he didn't realize how much it was impairing him. Happened with Kramer too, remember, but he was so out of it that they subbed him off. But he still played for like 15mins without even knowing which match it was.

[L4nd3r]

I don't know, but the report is from Massachusetts General Hospital, so I'm not sure if it's fake

Anyway, I don't know about the symptoms but why did Karius continue the match if he really suffered a concussion?

Because concussions are a bitch and people respond to it's effects differently. He had a "visual spatial dysfunction", and it helps explain how both the first goal and the third happened.

It's not fake. Two experts on the field confirmed he suffered a concussion on the game. They tested him on the 31 when he was on vacation in the US. 26 of 30 concussions tests came back positive.

Football deals terribly with concussions. Most of the time players doesn't even exit the game. I mean, the referee didn't call the doctors to check on Karius, just told him to play on if he felt he was ok (i mean, what player would say otherwise), gotta protect players from themselves.

[Stansfield]

Because concussions are a bitch and people respond to it's effects differently. He had a "visual spatial dysfunction", and it helps explain how both the first goal and the third happened.

It's not fake. Two experts on the field confirmed he suffered a concussion on the game. They tested him on the 31 when he was on vacation in the US. 26 of 30 concussions tests came back positive.

Football deals terribly with concussions. Most of the time players doesn't even exit the game. I mean, the referee didn't call the doctors to check on Karius, just told him to play on if he felt he was ok (i mean, what player would say otherwise), gotta protect players from themselves.

Real talk. It does come off like an excuse but if someone has been concussed they know how it can fuck with you. Besides the angle of timing, excuse etc I wouldn't doubt it after that knock and the way he moved. The US has a horrible healthcare system but great doctors if you can afford them like Karius. It's not surprising he went where he did especially if he was on vacation in the states already.

Maybe he didn't realize how much it was impairing him. Happened with Kramer too, remember, but he was so out of it that they subbed him off. But he still played for like 15mins without even knowing which match it was.

Yeah Kramer barely knew where he was and played for a good bit during it. It's not a nosebleed. That's why its a controversial topic including protocol and safety.

[EM1R]

It's just a shit goalkeeper and nothing else