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Down and out: Gomes must visit dentist

KO'd keeper Gomes set for dental checks

Michael Weinstein
13 Nov 2008


Tottenham keeper Heurelho Gomes will visit the club's dentist today to check for damage to his teeth after he was knocked out during last night's clash with Liverpool.

Gomes was carried off on a stretcher wearing an oxygen mask following six minutes of treatment on the pitch after he was kicked in the face by Liverpool defender Philipp Degen.

He was bleeding profusely from a wound to his lip which was taped back in place by club doctor Zafar Iqbal, meaning the Brazilian did not require stitches to the wound.

Gomes, who had been at fault for both Liverpool goals before his night was brought to a painful end, is expected to have X-rays and thorough checks when he visits the Stanmore surgery of dentist Peter Rabin.

Manager Harry Redknapp is sure the keeper will be fit to face Fulham at Craven Cottage on Saturday. He said last night: "I'm sure he'll be enjoying a Chinese tonight."

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Mmmmm..Has getting the stetcher replaced " the big hook " cos he was just about ready for it. Hope he's ok though.

- Glennda, Berkhamsted. UK, 13/11/2008 14:30
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Should of gone to Specsavers!!

- Adrian, London, 13/11/2008 13:16
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Great result Spurs - Benitez wont that mistake again - a weakened side - when we beat the full strength team - what a cheek.

But I have to agree the toothless Brazilian juggler will have to go - he thinks a clean sheet is what he sleeps on.

Harry Hotspur does it again!

- Keith, Cyprus, 13/11/2008 12:54
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They should have those 'Teflon' hands seen to as well!

- Rob Lane, London, 13/11/2008 12:24
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Could they get the club optician to look him over at the same time?

- Paul, London, 13/11/2008 11:30
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