the center back with the skull cap on

just wondered if its allowed,surely some advantage could be gained from this

find it strange he wears one,when they tried stopping cech wearing one.

He was a day late, he was booked for the Millenium, Australian second row.

just wondered if its allowed,surely some advantage could be gained from this

If it was some advantage how shit is he without it?

Bloke behind me kept calling him Petr Chech!

just wondered if its allowed,surely some advantage could be gained from this

If it was some advantage how shit is he without it?

i didnt say it helped him......maybe he pulled the strap to tight and thats why he so shyt.... ...but what i am saying is like goalkeeper gloves this cap could be developed into a very useful heading aid.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miguel_Llera

hes had a serious head injury so hes aloud to wear it as it will stop him fracturing his skull again, if it was worn as a way to get an advantage i doubt the fa would let him wear it

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miguel_Llera

hes had a serious head injury so hes aloud to wear it as it will stop him fracturing his skull again, if it was worn as a way to get an advantage i doubt the fa would let him wear it

Bloke behind me kept calling him Petr Chech!

Do you sit in 114?