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"Most people would have gone to hospital and stayed there
a week with that injury but he went back on to play and it
was only later I noticed some dangerous signs and took him
off again for the second half.
The Dutch coach also denied that he let Ghaly play while
he knows the extent of his injury, he told the official website
that if he knew that Ghaly lost four teeth, he would have
replaced him at once.
"If I had known the full extent of the injury I would
never have let Ghaly go back on but I took notice of my doctor.
I always do that."
On the other hand, Portsmouth coach Harry Redknapp rejected
Jol's claims over Pamarot and instead, he tend to back his
player.
Redknapp said: "That is nonsense. It was a pure accident.
Pamarot hasn't got a cynical bone in his body and often I
wish he was a bit more aggressive. Cynical ? Is that what
is being said. I don't think so.
"I am sad the poor kid lost a few teeth but what can
you do?"
Ghaly, who was sent off for a deliberate elbow at Blackburn
in November and served a three-match ban, seemed to duck into
Pamarot's admittedly high challenge and referee Andre Marriner
restarted the match with a free-kick.
Ironically, Pamarot also got injured during the match and
had to be replaced early on while Ghaly who lost his teeth
managed to play the entire first half.
EP wish Ghaly a speedy recovery and to get back to action
as soon as possible.
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