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No chance - Kites is senselessly thrown into a full-scale match and is injured early on and carried off with that Rooney / Beckham-esque type injury suffered by so many footballers of today who wear pumps instead of boots - the ubiquitous broken metatarsal (toe to us lay observers).— The Stirrer
Philipp Degen fractured his metatarsal, and until x-rays are taken, it is unsure how long the defender will be out for Liverpool.— Soccer Blogs - latest posts
Breaking a metatarsal is a difficult thing to take, but there is a light ahead, thanks to proper recovery.— Find Free Articles - ArticlesBase
Broken bones and metatarsal issues are for sure very difficult to recover and prevent.— Find Free Articles - ArticlesBase
Note long metatarsal ( "heel") impressions on pes prints.— ScienceBlogs Channel : Life Science
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