Ryan Mason Hull Injury
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Indeed & so would I, because he can impress on young players in particular that you can never taking anything for granted.
ernie78
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Gutted for him. Very good player and comes across as a great guy. I don't think it can be overstated how integral he was in helping change the attitude at our club. He breathes Tottenham and it would be lovely if he could come back in some capacity
Danners9
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Hopefully Spurs can do something to bring him home.
Jesus Perez on Twitter ( https://twitter.com/jesus_perez/status/963370408350224384 ) and Poch recently ( http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...tires-juventus-champions-league-a8208371.html ) spoke well of him.
Jesus Perez on Twitter ( https://twitter.com/jesus_perez/status/963370408350224384 ) and Poch recently ( http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...tires-juventus-champions-league-a8208371.html ) spoke well of him.
THFCSPURS19
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Unfair to blame anyone. They both went for the ball and Mason got unbelievably unlucky.
Spurrific
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He said Cahill is a reckless twat, which is true. Steaming into the challenge like Cahill did literally could have killed Mason, because he's a reckless twat.
oskathegobshite
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Horrible accident. Cahill went for the ball fair and square. Best of luck to Mason who always seemed a good lad.
parj
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Such a shame. Was a huge turning point at our club in the way our players approached football. Positive, worked hard and believed.
If our academy players develop his attitude they will all be capable of being championship or better players and earn a very healthy wage.
If our academy players develop his attitude they will all be capable of being championship or better players and earn a very healthy wage.
tototoner
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markiespurs
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Gutted about this news. He comes across as being a really top guy and was Spurs through and through.
Would love to see him back at the club as a coach
Would love to see him back at the club as a coach
DJS
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A real shame as was always one of my favourites during his team in our first team squad.
Had such potential to be such a good player and if not for injuries reckon he would have been more of a success for us.
Unfortunately when you sustain a head injury such as he did it's always going to be difficult to carry on playing and much better he worries about his long-term health and spending time with his family.
I'd hope we would have a role for him as he is Spurs through and through.
Had such potential to be such a good player and if not for injuries reckon he would have been more of a success for us.
Unfortunately when you sustain a head injury such as he did it's always going to be difficult to carry on playing and much better he worries about his long-term health and spending time with his family.
I'd hope we would have a role for him as he is Spurs through and through.
fortworthspur
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a bitter pill for a young man but he is alive and his brain works and he has a new family. things like this make you stronger in the long run.
montylynch
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Yeah get him in with Scott Parker, instill some of his attitude into our kids, teach them that no matter how good you are, how much money you think you're worth, you never know what is round the corner.
Swalien
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Poor fella, gutted for him. Hopefully he can carve out a great career for himself, Im sure he can. Would be great if he was a pundit for a while to add to the few ex-Spurs players who are now pundits. Break up some of that scouse/manc monopoly on the tv channels. Hopefully he can take one of those annoying liverpool ex players jobs, maybe Phil Thompson, Carragher or Mcmanaman or all.
Im sure he could make it as a coach or manager in the future if he wanted.
Im sure he could make it as a coach or manager in the future if he wanted.
fatpiranha
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It's a real shame. I always had a soft spot for Ryan. When on the pitch he always looked like he cared. He's done the smart thing by following medical advice and retiring. Best of luck to him for his future.
