Hamstring Injury Forces Coloccini Out


By Tyne-Talk
March 25 2012

Newcastle United defender Fabricio Coloccini has been forced out of the game against West Bromwich Albion with a hamstring injury. The Argentinian appeared to be struggling in the 37th minute of the game and indicated to manager Alan Pardew that he could not continue. He made it to half time but was substituted off, with Davide Santon replacing him.

During the half time interval Pardew confirmed that Coloccini could not have played on in the second half and he will have his hamstring assessed to see how serious the problem is.

With Liverpool at home next weekend, hopefully it isn't too serious.

 

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Hamstring Injury Forces Coloccini Out
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25/03/2012 17:17
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annie
25/03/2012 17:29
I'd rather lose any other player, we really need Coloccini.

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MissC
25/03/2012 17:30
Well we are a completely different team since he went off - Williamson is falling apart

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tunyc
25/03/2012 18:37
Well put, annie.

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TOONTILLIDIE
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25/03/2012 18:40
AP has said that he should be out for 2-3 games, which is going to be a massive loss

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25/03/2012 18:43
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