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Martin Rivero Injured During Desert Friendly Against Portland

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The definitive "Martin is in trouble" picture - Trevor Brown

More details as they emerge: Martin Rivero went down with a nasty looking injury against Portland.

Martin Rivero, who has been dubbed the "key to Colorado's season" by the guys over at Extra-Time Radio, has started off the pre-season training on the wrong foot.

Martin went down in the 44th minute after a challenge from one of the Portland players. It had looked like the Timbers team was attacking the pre-season game with the kind of zeal that one would expect from a regular season game, and this may be exactly the kind of play that new head coach Caleb Porter wanted to see from his squad. It was a hard challenge, but the referee saw no wrongdoing, but Rivero looked to be limping afterwards. Looked bad to begin with, and looked even worse later when Martin (@tinchorivero) tweeted the following:

That's right ladies and gentlemen, to the shock and horror of everyone, Martin Rivero was indeed watching the USMNT exhibition game against Canada.

Oh, and he also has a rather big cast on his foot.

Some fans kept their composure, other fans were decidedly less stoic at the news of Rivero's injury perhaps being worse than a little bit of Magic Spray could heal:

We here at Burgundy Wave will be waiting with bated breath for any good news regarding the status of the 23 year old mercurial Argentine playmaker.

                                                                                                                                                                                                               

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