Sane was walking after he did his ACL, the medical team can't know the extent of the injury. Hope he's fine. Our most important player.
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16 | Rodri - 2023/24
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Sane was walking after he did his ACL, the medical team can't know the extent of the injury. Hope he's fine. Our most important player.
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Seeing him immediately grab behind his knee made my heart drop.
Seeing him immediately grab behind his knee made my heart drop.
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He’s jumping around and twisting. My husband has torn his ACL 3 times and couldn’t even do steps…granted he’s not quite the football player that Rodri is. Haha. Fwiw, I mentioned in the other post every time he did it, he knew instantly it was serious. So it seems hard to imagine the medics wouldn’t at least be able to sense the level of seriousness if not the exact dx.
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Looked ok bouncing around on the podium
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I'm no doctor but i consider myself something of an amateur knee specialist having done basically everything you can do to my knee.
It's possible to walk and still have sustained damage to a knee, id say it's near impossible to be bouncing around though. there couldn't be a worse action to do if there's any damage.
Not to mention the specialists around him would be looking at the sack if they had any indication of potential knee damage and they're standing on watching him celebrate.
It's possible to walk and still have sustained damage to a knee, id say it's near impossible to be bouncing around though. there couldn't be a worse action to do if there's any damage.
Not to mention the specialists around him would be looking at the sack if they had any indication of potential knee damage and they're standing on watching him celebrate.
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He also ran over to catch up with someone after the trophy lift. My husband is same as you - except he’s had all the ankle injuries and the knee injuries. So we’re totally covered with a sign off by amateur doctors.
I'm no doctor but i consider myself something of an amateur knee specialist having done basically everything you can do to my knee.
It's possible to walk and still have sustained damage to a knee, id say it's near impossible to be bouncing around though. there couldn't be a worse action to do if there's any damage.
Not to mention the specialists around him would be looking at the sack if they had any indication of potential knee damage and they're standing on watching him celebrate.
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