Chapman's nipple drama

Adam Chapman in action at Wycombe Adam Chapman in action at Wycombe

A burnt nipple almost cost Adam Chapman a place in Oxford United’s side on Saturday – with manager Chris Wilder admitting he had never heard of such an injury before.

The midfielder returned to the side and played through 90 minutes of pain in the 3-1 win at Wycombe Wanderers following a freakish accident at home on Friday night.

Chapman was preparing a bottle of milk for his new-born son, but did not attach the lid properly and spilt it over himself.

The 22-year-old was taken to hospital, and a bemused Wilder admitted it almost forced a late change to the line-up.

He said: “Adam was a doubt, he had to go to hospital and may have to go and see a specialist to have a closer look at it because he’s burnt his nipple.

“It’s an unusual injury, but to be fair he played and came through the game.

“We talk about injuries and what happens to me in this job and sometimes what football managers have to go through, but that’s a new one for me.”

United take a break from league action now as they travel to face npower League Two rivals Barnet at Underhill in the FA Cup first round on Saturday.

Comments(7)

MoronOxy says...
4:07pm Mon 29 Oct 12

A bit of a tit then?

MadMan-JaYmZ says...
4:29pm Mon 29 Oct 12

MoronOxy wrote:
A bit of a tit then?
Lol he made a right boob of that bottle !

Joe1 says...
7:33pm Mon 29 Oct 12

Perhaps he will now make a "clean breast of the matter"

Mick E says...
8:48am Tue 30 Oct 12

At least he didn't milk it too much...

BezzaYellow says...
9:28am Tue 30 Oct 12

i thought he was our breast player on the day.

Manor Born says...
12:48pm Tue 30 Oct 12

This is one injury that will live long in the mammary

philwhiteheadisgod says...
10:37pm Fri 2 Nov 12

This hole saga needs to be nipped in the bud. lets hope he is in the starting line up against Brarnet...

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