Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
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'jU LY' = 'You Lie' in literal translation
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Kazenga Lua Lua
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'jU LY' = 'You Lie' in literal translation
Marshy
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Im an 100% confident Lua Lua will sgin for us before Portugal
Cheeky Monkey
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Yeah, brilliant Marshy, anyone could have come up with that one!
Marshy
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shaolinpunk
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I'm starting to get a bit bored of the KLL saga tbh
Cheeky Monkey
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I am thoughjust a hunch like.
You have insider knowledge of World Cup winners? Are you Sepp Blatter per chance?
No it is not conflicting opinions at all because he DID have a medical and it threw up an issue.
So in all probability, either the club re-evaluated his worth and Newcastle did not agree to letting him go at the revised valuation, OR the medical results mean he is prohibitively expensive to insure and Albion have backed off. But he DID have a medical, as you might expect a player to have when a club is considering spunking £1m+ on a player.
(My source is the same as HKFC's)
He 100% had the medical, I can even tell you it was at the Nuffield Hospital in Woodingdean as a member of their staff (with no interest in football and no reason to lie) told me it was happening. He failed the medical because of his ankle, we could not afford to take the gamble and I dont believe for one second that Huddersfield have enough money to take that gamble either. I just feel sorry for Kaz
B.W.
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What I am surprised with is how private medical information was leaked... doctors are well-known to NOT release such information... seems very surprising that such information is now in the public domain... I remain to be convinced TBH...
Reinelt12
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He 100% had the medical, I can even tell you it was at the Nuffield Hospital in Woodingdean as a member of their staff (with no interest in football and no reason to lie) told me it was happening. He failed the medical because of his ankle, we could not afford to take the gamble and I dont believe for one second that Huddersfield have enough money to take that gamble either. I just feel sorry for Kaz
And there lies the real story... we are all in this yo yo of will Kaz come or not, but actually people should think about Kaz himself and what this all potentially means for him... Pardew has told him he doesnt want him, we can't take the gamble because of the medical and who else is going to? What future as a professional football player does he have right now if the ankle really isnt right?
Damn Monkhouse...
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Absolutely if information such as this has leaked from the hospital I would expect the club are going mental about it
B.W.
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Or nobody actually knows he has a medical problem? Or NUFC just need to lower their asking price or offer a loan to buy? Or etc.?
He has a future of 12 months trying to keep fit and playing the occasional stiffs game for Newcastle, running his contract down. Next year, he'll be a free agent, and we, or another club, will pick him up on a free, which will somewhat ameliorate the risk factors.
Papa Lazarou
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We've discussed this before - if the source of this info is correct I'd say the chain of events was like this.
Doctor performs medical on behalf of the club
Doctor notices something worrying with Kaz's ankle
Doctor informs club doctor of findings, and perhaps a recommendation
Club Doctor informs Stephenson / Gus / Tony Bloom of results and recommendation
Tony Bloom / Gus / Stephenson mentions the bad news to someone else
Someone else tells someone on NSC
We get the news on NSC
It's not so much opinions, it's facts. We're not talking about who's the best player etc, we're talking about whether someone did, or did not have a medical. Someone is being given the wrong facts. In answer to your question, yes, you could go back in for a player who had failed a medical. It would depend on how bad the medical results were, and it would presumably affect his value.
The risk for Kaz is this injury ending his career, but I assume that it's not currently that serious and that it's just a risk which affects his value. Assuming that's the case, he should be playing at the start of the season. If NU don't want him, they'll have to get whatever they can for him. No point paying his salary for a year and then letting him go for free.
Indeed it would be bad if, as suggested, medical staff released any information. But if he went into a hospital, membbers of the public could see him going in/out, and report that. That would be enough for us to feel confident that he failed the medical, as he wouldn't have had it until after a fee was agreed.
- Nov 11, 2009
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You can still buy a car with damage for less money than good condition, you can buy food cheaper on best before date. With his ankle probs and being left out of pre-season US trip. I think we're just waiting for Newcastle to re-price KLL as "reduced to clear".
I reckon he'll still come to us
I reckon he'll still come to us
BensGrandad
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It is quite possible that the leaked information about the medical came from a non football loving clerical assisitant in general chat to somebody who they know likes BHA. When in Midhurst one of my sons went out with a girl whose mum was a doctors receptionist and you would be suprised at the little snippets of gossip he heard. Also a friend of mine told me Grifton Noel Williams was staying at the hotel that her daughter was a chambermaid at simply because she knows I am a BHA fan, so these things do happen, perhaps in an ideal world they shouldnt but none the less they do.
north stand falmer
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Why haven't the club come out and tell us what's going on instead of all this will he won't he come.
