http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2615784/Petr-Cech-John-Terry-Eden-Hazard-Samuel-Etoo-ALL-train-Chelsea.html
High probability that even Cech will play against Atletico.

Edited April 29, 201412 yr by JuanSpecial

No he won;t read the article he couldn't do some basic movements and he didn't train, it just looks like he might not need surgery. Schwarzer will start vs Atletico.

mental mental chicken oriental 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2615784/Petr-Cech-John-Terry-Eden-Hazard-Samuel-Etoo-ALL-train-Chelsea.html

High probability that even Cech will play against Atletico.

 

"The big Czech goalkeeper could not lift his arms above his head and held his right arm close to his body for stability as he went through the gentlest of jogging exercises."

 

LoL, hes not playinmg tomorrow

 

"The big Czech goalkeeper could not lift his arms above his head and held his right arm close to his body for stability as he went through the gentlest of jogging exercises."

 

LoL, hes not playinmg tomorrow

 

God damn it,  I only read the first few lines, Such an idiot

Mitchell Beeney our fourth goalie? I thought Jamal Blackman was. What have I missed?

Mitchell Beeney our fourth goalie? I thought Jamal Blackman was. What have I missed?

Out on loan.

Sky have a different view on it

 

http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11945/9288880/chelsea-keeper-petr-cech-and-defender-john-terry-are-back-in-training

 

 

Surly there is no way that Chec would play unless the medical team had cleared him 100%, that includes scans and durability. Nevermind that repeated trauma can cause permanent damage, pycologicaly I he hasn't gone down on it there is now way he can be risked.

 

I remember after he got beaten up at Bolton, he looked a shadow in the following CL game against scousers, scared to come for the ball. We can't afford a keeper that is not 100% mentally right, no matter how good he is

I would much rather have Schwarzer in goal for the next leg. Cech isn't a hundred percent obviously and it would be unfair to the team, the fans and himself if he was to start. Plus, in my opinion, Schwarzer has earned this start. He has proper changed my outlook on him.

Edited April 29, 201412 yr by theblueone

Yea it's weird.
When asked by Sky Sports News whether he was fit, the Czech keeper responded: "Of course."

I only separated my shoulder in my teenage years, and that was 10 weeks in a sling. Dislocating shoulders...I've seen guys in football pop them back in and keep playing, but thats for guys who've blown out most of the tendons and eventually need surgery. I don't *think* Cech is at that point. I'd be very, very surprised if he played. I think Schwarzer is playing really well and he should be in goal against Athletico.

I think Schwarzer will play. Maybe - just maybe - Cech will be on the bench for the rather unlikely situation if during the game something happens to Schwarzer. Though I'm not sure if not fully fit Cech is safer bet than fully fit Hilario.

Either way, Cech should not be risked. I've dislocated and separated shoulders before. They do not heal this quickly. When I dislocated my shoulder, it was bruised, tender and stiff for weeks after.

It would be an insult for us to field an understrength Cech in place of a fully fit Schwarzer, who has played fantastic in his last two games.

Schwarzer will, and deserves to play. JT playing i have never doubted. How often does injury keep JT out of a big game? as usual i imagine he will be full of painkillers and play on through it. was never worried that he would miss this game, he just doesnt let injuries stop him

From his press conference - Jose says everybody wants to play, including Petr Cech. But his condition doesn't allow him to play.

 

 

 

Edited April 29, 201412 yr by Izzet

Cech was never going to play, it's just too soon. Terry may play and it wouldn't surprise me at all. I never thought his injury was as bad as they made out. He walked off without limping and Mourinho's comments about being out for the rest of the season came too soon. He would never have known how bad Terry's injury was at that time.