Tom Lockyer

On Sky News it says its from a head injury so utterly could well be unrelated and he's just been unfortunate.

Either way, good luck to the lad and I hope he makes a prompt and full recovery.
 
I'm sure the whole football fraternity wish him a speedy recovery and that he'll make the best decision on his future for him and his family.
 
BoroBourneNBred said:
What do you Terry F**kwhits on here don’t understand!?!??

If you have a heart problem, which he obviously does, you shouldn’t play football.

End of conversation
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So what you're saying is "I know more than his cardiologist who cleared him to play football, and the insurance company who obviously agreed with that diagnosis and agreed he could keep playing at the highest level"

Do you keyboard doctors, sat in your pants in your mam's bedroom think he just waltzed back onto the pitch straight from hospital after saying "I'll be fine lads".
 
Two cardiac arrests on the pitch in six months.

He should absolutely be retiring, for his own good and for the good of everyone he plays with.
He's 29, so it's not it's that early for him.
 
I think Christian Ericsson is proof that even a cardiac arrest isn't career ending.

Regardless, I hope he makes the best recovery possible.
 
Johngannonsunderpants said:
Well after his surgery the medical experts told him he was fine to play so I'm not sure we can use medical expertise to put people down in this situation.

Such a pity as I really like him as a footballer.
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So what you're saying, without any of the details and without any medical expertise, is that the medical experts are wrong ?

It could be totally unrelated for all anyone knows, of course it might not be, but all these ghouls claiming he'll "die on the pitch" are just showing their ignorance of complex medical situations.
 
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