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Published 11:21 16 Sept 2016 BST
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"We owe a huge debt to the London Air Ambulance and the surgeons who helped him," the manager said "We think he'll make a full recovery...It was a broken thigh, that should repair as normal. "He's very lucky his injuries aren't as bad as they could have been. The extent of some of the muscular injuries are still not known." "He isn't having the best of times, but we're all very supporting. We love Papa and can't wait to have him back."Read more
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