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Kyle Walker
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Superhudd
Simon Davies
Because they thought they could get away with no surgery. The less surgery you have the better it is.. always better to heal naturally.
Its not always about Tottenham. Its about his life after football too
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
What does this sound like - a hernia? Recovery from that is 3 weeks post op IIRC.
Lol no way. Love your optimism. But this guy won't be back til Xmas probably. In the meantime we can reminisce how he will be as good as Cafu when he returns
thfcsteff
Terry Dyson
Not a hernia…mate, I suspect we will never get a full season from him again. Hope I'm wrong...
NaijaSpurs
Rafael Van Der Vaart
Millsy_Yiddo
Naybet
I can't remember the name of the injury, but there is one where the muscular attachments to the pelvis start to come away. IIRC Lennon had it a long while back.
If it's that, he will be out for a loooooong time.
NaijaSpurs
Rafael Van Der Vaart
I just find it strange that they wait 5 months after he last played for us to have the surgery
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Sciatica?
Baleforce
Ron Henry
you can't operate on that
GHod knows, all manor of things that can go wrong in that general area, many of them not "football injuries"
if that pic is him after the op I'm gonna be optimistic and say it wasn't that serious an op, when I came round from surgery in that area and the drugs wore off I looked like I had been hit by a bus
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
You can if you think you've identified an underlying disc problem.
I just struck me based on Steff's description, as mine usually flares up in August and April when the pitches are hard, which always knocks a good 3-4 weeks off either end of my season.
milo
Jack L. Jones
Surgery is normally a last resort. If the doctors thought that it might heal with rest, the club would nearly always choose that
glorygloryeze
Ian Walker
I agree with this
Cochise
Steve Carr
Depends on what's trapping the nerve; soft tissue inflammation, disc herniation or caught in a joint, all possible.
Anyway, I'd guess the medical team felt that the injury could be sorted without operating and it's likely Walker showed some progress for them to have left it this long. Perhaps it wasn't until the intensity in training picked up that he started to have problems with it. The fact us though, unless someone releases the exact nature of Walker's injury and surgery there's no guessing when he'll be back. Looks like Dier is gonna be getting a lot of EPL experience.
Anyway, I'd guess the medical team felt that the injury could be sorted without operating and it's likely Walker showed some progress for them to have left it this long. Perhaps it wasn't until the intensity in training picked up that he started to have problems with it. The fact us though, unless someone releases the exact nature of Walker's injury and surgery there's no guessing when he'll be back. Looks like Dier is gonna be getting a lot of EPL experience.
Heda SPURSCZ
Steven Caulker
I agree with this (he played well at the end of the last season), but I expect and prefer
Dier--Fazio--Verts--Davies
Hidden
Luke Young
exactly what I would like to see at least until Walke fully recovers
metalgear
Nayim
natural healing is always best.
in retrospect it always looks worse.
...but what's with the "lower abdominal surgery" ? can't the guys at the club get more creative than this? also where are the ITKs? someone must know some nurse at the hospital or something.