Ok, everyone here in Portugal is having a hard time with the way Nani got out. No one seems to explain this injury.

So there's a new theory raising about CQ finding out that Nany was on forbiden meds and that was the way they found to send him away before any dopping test......

Could this be valid?

I Doubt it...

He probably injured himself doing his little celebration he normally does when he scores

Seems he got injured before the match against Cabo Verde. Did you see him play against Cameroun?

Ade wrote:He probably injured himself doing his little celebration he normally does when he scores

Who did that in the Premier League once? Did a load of flips and ended up breaking his ankle or something?

was it Lua-Lua?

Did he get injured because his perfume bottle fell on his toes? If yes, that means he took illigal stuff and doesn't want to do his health check

We love you Nani baby

in an interview from portuguese television with quieroz I had the feeling that it was not the real story he told them.

I thought then, has Manchester United somthing to with it? This whole situation is a bit weird...

Official version is that he got injured still playing for MU and then agravated it in training with the selecção. Aparently he tried hiding it so e didn't loose his place at the WC.

So, Nani left yesterday and today fifa decided to do an anti-doping control on 8 Portuguese players....

More food to the theory......

Closet snuffer?

Lusitan wrote:So, Nani left yesterday and today fifa decided to do an anti-doping control on 8 Portuguese players....

More food to the theory......

Performing enhancing or medical drug?

L r dd wrote:

Lusitan wrote:So, Nani left yesterday and today fifa decided to do an anti-doping control on 8 Portuguese players....

More food to the theory......

Performing enhancing or medical drug?

It's a conspiracy theory so, who knows.

Propofol?

MANCHESTER UNITED winger Nani was last night at the centre of a drugs slur.

The Portugal star was dramatically ruled out of the World Cup on the eve of the finals with a collarbone injury

But unfounded rumours began circulating back in Portugal that Nani has failed a random dope test.

The allegations grew to such an extent that the Portuguese Football Federation and the country's anti-doping authority were forced to put out strenuous denials.

Amandio de Carvalho, vice-president of the Portuguese Football Federation, said: "Nani was indeed injured. He fell badly in training and injured himself.

"There's no intention to hide anything. There's no need for an operation. He just needs time to recover. He can stay with us during the World Cup, if he wants."

Luis Horta, head of anti-doping in Portugal, added: "The rumours going around are without foundation.

"At least, with the controls carried out at the anti-doping authority in Portugal there exists no problem.

"Urine and blood samples were collected randomly. As far as we know, it all went well."