Injury Updates

[RACHACE]

He'll hopefully be fully fit for when it matters. So could Sane and if mendy can get 20 games under his belt by February we could look very strong for the last 3 months of the season.

 

[Franknorgrovesnephew]

Better News than was expected with all the bull shit being thrown about since weekend. Does anybody know if stones is still injured or is he looking good for the Norwich game??

 

[OB1]

I had surgery on my right knee after a torn meniscus 6 years ago.
I was back running in about 2 months that was when I was in my mid 30s.
I would imagine 3 months approx for him.

Sounds about right. I had a torn meniscus repaired in my 40's. Problem with knee surgery like that though is, IIRC, it has a lasting deleterious effect. Hopefully Ayme will be fine for many years though. My knee is (figuratively speaking) basically screwed now but I have got a few years on Laporte.

 

[kaz7]

I thought the next news would be an operation,i'm relieved it's not an ACL at least

 

[BLUEMATT23]

Sounds about right. I had a torn meniscus repaired in my 40's. Problem with knee surgery like that though is, IIRC, it has a lasting deleterious effect. Hopefully Ayme will be fine for many years though. My knee is (figuratively speaking) basically screwed now but I have got a few years on Laporte.

Yes my running has been ok since but lost some pace after the op and it still twinges every now and again.
I was told the key is to have strong quads around it which I'm sure Laporte will have in abundance.

 

[blueparrot]

Can you ask her if that is because there is damage to two areas in the knee?

From what she's saying, it would be less if it was just one, damage to both means he'll need an implant to replace the cartilage, and stop bone rubbing on bone. The meniscus damage depends as in laymans terms it's a bag between the bones and it will be torn and I assume as sh'e gone now the bag is filled with fluid.

 

[kaz7]

Hopefully the title race won’t be over when he returns in the new year

been informed it’s not good news , 4/5 months out

Just saying..

 

[SebastianBlue]

Meniscus is a lot better than the ACL we feared it could be, cartilage damage on top could be tricky though. Best of luck Eric.

Yes, having had both (as I think you have, as well), they both present different immediate challenges and long-term issues, depending on quality of surgery (he’ll have had the best, of course) and initial damage, but meniscus is still generally better than ACL, so it is good news.

Let’s just hope the meniscus damage wasn’t extensive, as that has probably had more an impact on my game than the LCL, MCL, or ACL injuries, and will eventually require a replacement, unfortunately.

 

[Manc in London]

Let’s just hope the meniscus damage wasn’t extensive, as that has probably had more an impact on my game than the LCL, MCL, or ACL injuries, and will eventually require a replacement, unfortunately.

Have you ever thought you were unlucky?

 

[BosnianBlue]

good news considering all the scaremongering coming from the pundits

it was more a hope from their point of view.