Eduardo's Leg is Broken By a Huge Twat

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Well the match finished 2-2, was bollocks all the way around, and we shouldn't have dropped points. The good news is that Theo Walcott scored his first two Premiership goals for us. But I will get to all that later. First up what must be talked about is Martin Taylor breaking Eduardo's leg. And this wasn't just any break. He went in high and you could see his leg pretty much split in half. It took the medical team 8 minutes just go get him on the stretcher and get him off the field. Taylor was immediately sent on and fully deserved. After he did it he just sat there chatting it up with one of his mates like it was no big deal that Eduardo's leg was in shambles. I'm going to enclose a picture at the bottom of the page but it is not for the squeamish or the faint of heart so if you do look, don't say I didn't warn you. So he is going to miss the rest of the season and Arsene feels he may miss part of next season as well. He went on a bit of a rant about Taylor's tackle, which he very well should have.

"I think this guy should never play football again. What's he doing on the pitch?"

"I've gone along with the idea for a long time that to stop Arsenal, you have to kick Arsenal. I knew that was coming for a long time now."

"The season is over for him and it's very, very bad. More than the season is over."

Well we know what he's doing on the pitch...Birmingham are too poor and shite to sign good players so they have to sign barbarians from the Championship that do these sort of things. Moral of the story is that Martin Taylor moves up a whole lot on my current most hated players list.

Ok so now for the picture...I'll do the match report tomorrow but I have to go to work now. Here it is...

Update: Eduardo told Arsenal's official website, 'I don't remember the incident very well and it is not something that I want to see again on television or in the newspapers. 'All I remember is that when I fell, I looked down at my foot and it had turned the other way. The rest is just a blank. It was an unfortunate situation but these things can happen in football. 'I am unsure at the moment of the extent of the injury and how long I will be out of action for but I know that I won't be able to play for Arsenal for the rest of the season or be ready in time for the Euros this summer. 'But I'm not worried about that. My concentration and determination is on making as quick a recovery as possible. I am determined to overcome this injury.'