CardinalRed wrote:peewee wrote:BBC
The Football Association confirms no disciplinary action will arise from the incidents at Reading which saw two Chelsea goalkeepers hospitalised.
Petr Cech suffered a fractured skull following a clash with Stephen Hunt and deputy Carlo Cudicini was concussed after a collision with Ibrahima Sonko.
Cudicini criticised referee Mike Riley for his failure to take action against the Reading players involved. Chelsea voiced concerns over the treatment given to Cech.
Acording to Sky Sports News, Cech's already up and about walking around, I ain't no Doctor but I bet he plays again well before the season's out.
Mountains and Molehills spring to mind.......?
He's back in training on Monday!
Cech returns home from hospital
Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech has left hospital and is expected to return to light training on Monday.
The 24-year-old suffered a fractured skull in a collision with Reading's Stephen Hunt on 14 October.
A Chelsea statement read: "Petr Cech continues to make excellent progress from his injury.
"It is standard practice to allow three months for a skull fracture to repair and we are working to that timescale for a return to full training."
The Czech keeper was injured in the first minute of Chelsea's 1-0 win over Reading and later had emergency surgery to insert two metal plates in his head.
