新闻来源 - Sky Sports JOL OPPOSES KEEPER PROTECTION Tottenham boss Martin Jol does not believe goalkeepers should be given more protection following the serious injury to Chelsea's Petr Cech. Cech picked up a fracture to the skull in a collision with Reading midfielder Stephen Hunt on Saturday and looks set to be sidelined for several months. His replacement Carlo Cudicini was also stretchered off with a head injury late in the game, but Jol feels the authorities should resist any calls to give goalkeepers more protection. "No, I think it's an incident," he told Sky Sports News. "How many times will that happen in a year? A couple of times." Jol reckons injury is a risk that goes with the game, and pointed to the fact that Spurs defenders Calum Davenport and Michael Dawson had been knocked recently as evidence that goalkeepers are not alone in living dangerously. "We had two defenders, one had concussion and one had a broken nose, so it happens to all football players," he explained. "The keeper is a vulnerable position. He has to dive in for balls and go in where it hurts. "I feel it can happen all the time." ============================================================================= Jol对於周六Chelsea比赛中发生的状况谈论了一下 Jol觉得不用设个门将保护政策 他觉得那是意外 这种意外发生的机率微乎极为 Jol还哀怨的说在场上笼罩在危险中的不只球门一人而已 我们的一个脑震荡 一个鼻子断掉 球门是个重要的位置 他必须潜水下去救球 很容易受伤 这会发生在随时随地 --

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