Coloccini Back In Argentina With Broken Back


By Tyne-Talk
March 7 2013

Newcastle United captain Fabricio Coloccini has packed his bags and travelled back to Argentina after being diagnosed with two broken bones in his back. The 31 year old landed badly whilst playing against Southampton in February. Manager Alan Pardew has confirmed the injury and the news that Coloccini could be out for up to seven weeks.

Pardew told the Press;

“Colo has gone back to Argentina.

There’s no treatment he can have – he’s broken two of the bones in his back. We think it’s going to be anything between three and seven weeks. He’s gone back for a week.”

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Coloccini Back In Argentina With Broken Back
Discussion started by TyneTalk (IP Logged), 07/03/2013 17:02
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07/03/2013 17:02
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surreymag
surreymag
07/03/2013 19:55
Painful take him a while to recover from that.Just aswell we invested in the transfer window.

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AndrewThe Mag
Andrew The Mag
07/03/2013 20:33
Yeah agreed, I'm not saying he isn't injured but is Argentine renowned for its medical experts? Shouldn't he be receiving treatment here?

Maybe Colo has played his last game for the toon?

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MissC
07/03/2013 20:59
Pardew has said he is only there for a week as there is no treatment he can have...........

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mentalman
mentalman
08/03/2013 16:31
he can go back and see his family and rest, there is no treatment for his injury so why not let him go home

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annie
08/03/2013 18:23
Do we have an Extradition Treaty with Argentina? (Sm151)

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mentalman
mentalman
08/03/2013 20:33
maybe he's gone back to help invade the falklands

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