“I didn’t feel anything” – Aston Villa player on having injections, back and neck issue was reason

As Argentina will soon be celebrating the 2022 World Cup title’s first anniversary, ESPN are having a documentary about it.

Emiliano Martinez of Aston Villa is one of the players whose statements are being gradually made public by the publication.

On their website, ESPN now reveals that the goalkeeper actually had an injury during the campaign, and needed medical help for some of the important matches.

“The physicians are able to determine. For a good chuckle, goalkeepers enjoy to play football tennis as we warm up. “Tincho, the neck,” I said, attempting a header. I tried to move to play a little handball, but I was immobile. “What did you do?” El Huevo asks me as we prepare to play Holland. When I arrived at the dressing room, I told Rolón, “Put me in there; it hurts here.” I cried out when they stuck a needle in me since it felt like an anesthetic and made me unconscious so I couldn’t feel anything. We hugged each other after the game, and they informed me they had never seen a torticollis,” Martinez told ESPN.

“I didn’t feel anything when I was playing, but my body felt it, because I never have a stiff neck on the day of a game, I never have a cramp before a game, my back hurt… It was the only message my body was sending that I was under pressure.”

Given that Martinez, the goalie for Aston Villa, became a national hero with that title

Given that Martinez, the goalie for Aston Villa, became a national hero with that title, it’s reasonable to conclude that his career is now split between before and after the World Cup.

Along with one Copa America and one World Cup, the player’s accomplishments now include three Community Shields, two FA Cups, and one World Cup with Arsenal.

Though it’s unclear whether Aston Villa was aware that he was making those efforts to play in Qatar, it’s safe to assume that he won’t have any regrets given how nicely everything worked out for him and Argentina.

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