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Danny Rose
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DubaiSpur
Ian Walker
I don't trust them anymore than I trusted the reports that he'd be back at the start of April - which then became mid-April, late-April, in time for the derby, in time for the United game, before the end of the season, and now further surgery and three months to full fitness.
Like Lamela, there's been a roosterup somewhere, or we've been really unlucky. But one thing that has come out of this is that injury updates have become far more speculative affairs, on both sides of the fence.
BrainOfLevy
Michael Carrick
Hmmm...really unlucky considering the Lamela thing too. I'm wondering if it's something Poch's methods bring up, because he has talked before about how he works players super hard, harder even, when they are out of action so that they can return at peak fitness because of the style he needs. Maybe the trade off there is the risk that some injuries will take longer because of the risk that damage doesn't get to heal?
I'm entirely speculating. It may just be that we are really unlucky. We've been fine with Kane, Toby and Jan coming straight back in to the team...
I'm entirely speculating. It may just be that we are really unlucky. We've been fine with Kane, Toby and Jan coming straight back in to the team...
Everyone is different. Some may be more susceptible to certain injuries or take longer getting over them.
Proper monitoring of players and prevention of injuries is still only in its infancy.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Maybe just tidying up the cartilage. You can't necessarily tell where the niggly/catching bit is with an MRI
90291Spur
Paul Walsh
I hate untidy cartilage. It's so uncouth and unsightly.
awesome dawson
Mitchell Thomas
Eh?
Three months is mid August which is usually when the season starts.
For those that have been lucky enough to avoid exploratory or invasive surgery on the knee, here's my two pence worth.
MRI scans can very accurately diagnose what type of surgery is required depending on the extent of the damage to ligaments, meniscus (cushion between the bones) or any others parts of the knee.
Exploratory surgery is when they give you a general anesthetic and enter your knee area (or hip in the case of Lamela) via a tiny drilled hole and clear up any loose cartilage that is floating around the knee joint. It has a much lesser recovery timeframe than a standard reconstruction e.g. Sandro's ACL injury (hence why Lamela was on an exercise bike a week or two after his operation) and I fully expect Rose to be running in less than 6 weeks after this operation. Hence why he'll be back for the start of next season. At Wembley.
90291Spur
Paul Walsh
But most professional athletes, especially under Poch, need a pre-season. According to the article Rose won't have one due to recovery.
awesome dawson
Mitchell Thomas
3 months is plenty of time if he has the operation in the next week or so
90291Spur
Paul Walsh
I bow to your far superior medical knowledge. Just quoting a newspaper was all. And I hope you're right.
awesome dawson
Mitchell Thomas
Surgery done. Recovery begins tomorrow. All the best Danny, shame you weren't there against Chelsea in the semi final!
Whiffler
Jermaine Jenas
Lazio ?
Crab.C.Nesbitt
Gheorge Popescu
I too hate a badly packed cartilage!
parklane1
Vic Buckingham
Sorry if i have this wrong but are you suggesting that we lost because Davies played instead of Rose. Because if you are i would disagree.
My mistake as someone just pointed out below. The memory goes as you get older
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No, more likely we lost because we had Son playing left wing back.....