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Sjs
I know there's been a few people around the site asking after SJS following the Mumbai terror attacks and that nothing has been heard from him for a few months. Today I got this email and I thought I'd create a new thread to let everyone know.
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Very glad he's okay.
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Thank goodness, was only thinking of him today. Hope all is well - great bloke and champion poster.
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Yeah, that's very nice to read. Poor guy gets these serious illnesses far more often than anyone should, glad he's up and about again.
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That must have been some hangover after the wedding.
Jokes aside, I hope SJS starts posting again soon. I enjoy reading his thoughts on past players.
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Awesome to hear from him again
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Good to hear from him, good to know he is okay
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Very pleased and relieved the great man is on the mend tho. A genuine gentleman whose love for and knowledge of the game is quite infectious. CW the poorer for his absence.
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Good to hear he's on the way back
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