Cheam hairstyler: ‘I’m a little worried about what’s going to happen next’

Cheam has been in hospital for the last few days with a serious illness.

He’s been in a wheelchair since the end of the 2017 World Cup but the 21-year-old has been doing some rehabilitation in his own home.

He said it’s been a difficult time for everyone.

“It’s been very hard.

I’ve been very emotional,” he said.

We all know the pain that goes with a big injury, but I’m going to keep fighting.” “

For me, I’m looking forward to getting back on the pitch.”

We all know the pain that goes with a big injury, but I’m going to keep fighting.

“Cheam was a key member of Brazil’s successful 2014 World Cup campaign, helping the team win the tournament’s best-ever individual performance award.

He will miss the final against Chile but he hopes to get his feet wet on the international stage again.

He will now look to take advantage of the World Cup in 2019 to establish himself as one of the best players in world football.

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I’m hoping to get back into the team, I think I’m getting stronger and stronger and I am just looking forward,” Cheam said.

Topics:socceroos,football-world-cup,sport,nrl,world-football,south-africa,australiaFirst posted January 09, 2019 08:42:35Contact Brett McMurrayMore stories from South Australia