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Is it true Jimmy had a kidney out? if so i heard footballers cant play with one kidney
Is this the end for Jimmy Mac?
Is this the end for Jimmy Mac?
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Jim Mcnulty
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SirDouglasLoft
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Don't say that
Djmiles
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Haven't heard anything about him having a kidney out.
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Vigorous exercise impossible after nephrectomy!!!!
Vigorous exercise wont be an issue
murraymints4brighton
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Im guessing you have heard this on 606 because some guy from the stockport county forum posted that his mates twice removed uncles sisters brothers wifes nephews best friends driving instructors great grandads godchilds pet stick insect heard this while smoking outside argos. completely fabricated.
murraymints4brighton
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oh and if it is ( which it isnt ) we will get compensation.
BHAFC4EVER
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No i heard from somewhere else. I hope its not true though for his sakes
murraymints4brighton
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no i bet my bottom dollar it was 606. I read it on there ten minutes ago.
BHAFC4EVER
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Ok believe what you will but i have no reason to lie
murraymints4brighton
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bright1064
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This was in one of the matchday programmes recently. In the article it said that at one stage the doctors thought they were going to have to remove his kidney. But in the end they didn't need to.
If it had been removed, it would've been career over obviously.
If it had been removed, it would've been career over obviously.
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Ok cheers murraymints and bright1064
Probably depends on the sport.
Hopefully an academic conversation, anyway.
Ninja Elephant
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Where's Laura and her anatomical knowledge?! I would think he could wear a back brace of some kind, something unobtrusive, so protect the kidney area? He could try atleast.
Barry Corr at Swindon has a shoulder which is going to pop out almost on any contact, so for him to keep playing he's got to have a special support thing made to pack the shoulder into the socket and hold it there. But it'll never be right again, it's a shame because he's only 23/24 I believe.
Get well soon, Jimmy Mac!
Barry Corr at Swindon has a shoulder which is going to pop out almost on any contact, so for him to keep playing he's got to have a special support thing made to pack the shoulder into the socket and hold it there. But it'll never be right again, it's a shame because he's only 23/24 I believe.
Get well soon, Jimmy Mac!
supaseagull
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Dunno where you heard that from.
Any renal specialist will tell you that you can function perfectly well with one kidney and lead a normal life, including playing professional sports.
Any renal specialist will tell you that you can function perfectly well with one kidney and lead a normal life, including playing professional sports.
Was about to post pretty much the same thing. People have played professional sports having had kidney transplants too.
Uncle Spielberg
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You do not need 2 kidneys. He could continue a full and active career as a footballer. What a load of tosh.