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Aguero injures hamstring on international duty
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Millwallawayveteran1988
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He has done a thigh muscle this time grade 2 tear by all reports
What's that time wise? 6 weeks or so?
What's that time wise? 6 weeks or so?
No expert of timelines because it depends on how quickly the tear heals and it varies from person to person but for Kun given his history of recovery and the time the club like to give him time to get over his soft tissue injuries my guestimate is he might make the bench for Juve but wouldn't bank on it.
I wouldn't place much credence on physioroom.com if you look at the history of the timelines and the constant changes to reality the best I can say in our case they are always conservative.
No expert of timelines because it depends on how quickly the tear heals and it varies from person to person but for Kun given his history of recovery and the time the club like to give him time to get over his soft tissue injuries my guestimate is he might make the bench for Juve but wouldn't bank on it.
I wouldn't place much credence on physioroom.com if you look at the history of the timelines and the constant changes to reality the best I can say in our case they are always conservative.
They have Aguero back on Nov 8 (same as Silva). Seems plausible for Silva, but optimistic for Kun.
They have Aguero back on Nov 8 (same as Silva). Seems plausible for Silva, but optimistic for Kun.
I should have said optimistic but yes according to bluewitt who gives us fantastic updates on all things Silva at City its 4 weeks but he will no more when he is nearing return so I hope we hear from him before the derby.
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And there are some posters here who criticise others posters opinions whilst adding absolutely nothing to to the debate themselves. And in doing so are of no interest whatsoever. Guess who does that!There are some sensible posters here, and some not so sensible. Guess where you stand!
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Boo fucking hoo! We were right to sell Dzeko. We could be down to just Nacho and we'd still have been right to sell him.
That line isn't the worse part of your post though. In fact you've done well to fit so much shite in such few words. Kudos for that.
No, you're right Bony has been a revelation up front with his one goal.
eversince 76
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Still absolutely gutted to the bone. Aguero is irreplaceable as is Silva. Why is it always the important ones that fall away. Drives me crazy.
eversince 76
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Bony needs to show his worth. Ihaenacho will press him.
Blue Whale
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Aguero was playing in the games we won. Just as with Tevez: when he didn't score his movement pulled the defence out of shape and opened opportunities.We got to the top of the league this year with only one goal from him, we were joint top with Chelsea last season when he was missing . To think we can't win games with our squad when Aguero is out is utter nonsense.
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Absolutely disgusted with Argentina for the total lack of regard for the players welfare. He came off against Newcastle with a slight injury. He should never have played and now we have lost him for 8 weeks according to the papers this morning,
That said I have complete faith in bony and could give him the run of games he needs to hit form. People forget he was prolific for Swansea.
That said I have complete faith in bony and could give him the run of games he needs to hit form. People forget he was prolific for Swansea.
mosssideblue
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Absolutely disgusted with Argentina for the total lack of regard for the players welfare. He came off against Newcastle with a slight injury. He should never have played and now we have lost him for 8 weeks according to the papers this morning,
That said I have complete faith in bony and could give him the run of games he needs to hit form. People forget he was prolific for Swansea.
Hardly the fault of Argentina. If Kun declared himself fit and their medical experts confirmed his availability, they were hardly likely to say "you just rest up fella". There is only one person to blame and that is the lad himself, and only then if he declared himself fit knowing he was carrying something.
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What's that time wise? 6 weeks or so?
Granted I'm no Aguero and haven't got access to the facilities, treatments and support he'll get but...I had 'grade 2' calf muscle tear just over 6 weeks ago and I reckon I'm still at least 2 weeks from being able to play footy again. There can be a massive difference in grade 2 tears though, my physio said a grade 2 is anything between a 10% and 90% tear and reckoned mine was about 75% - let's hope Sergio's is nearer 10%!
He wasn't carrying a hamstring injury according to both City and Argentina.Hardly the fault of Argentina. If Kun declared himself fit and their medical experts confirmed his availability, they were hardly likely to say "you just rest up fella". There is only one person to blame and that is the lad himself, and only then if he declared himself fit knowing he was carrying something.
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Sorry, but you're wrong, this is a player being asked to play for his country, do you really expect the player himself,Hardly the fault of Argentina. If Kun declared himself fit and their medical experts confirmed his availability, they were hardly likely to say "you just rest up fella". There is only one person to blame and that is the lad himself, and only then if he declared himself fit knowing he was carrying something.
carrying at that point, a slight niggle, to say, i can run but nah I'm not playing got a slight niggle. That is where the expertise of medical professionals should consider the players welfare, examine the issue, ask where any discomfort might be and then assess whether it is safe for the player to play. If not they should tell the player it's better that he doesn't play for xyz reasons. To expect the player to diagnose himself and say well I've got some discomfort but I can still run but I'm going to declare myself injured is ridiculous in the extreme. These are comitted professionals being asked to play for their country. Of course they are going to play unless medical experts and a manager considering the players welfare jump in.
I repeat it is wilful neglect on the part of Argentina and without any regard for the players or MCFC's interests. (Who pay his wages don't forget) completely disgusted.
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Sorry, but you're wrong, this is a player being asked to play for his country, do you really expect the player himself,
carrying at that point, a slight niggle, to say, i can run but nah I'm not playing got a slight niggle. That is where the expertise of medical professionals should consider the players welfare, examine the issue, ask where any discomfort might be and then assess whether it is safe for the player to play. If not they should tell the player it's better that he doesn't play for xyz reasons. To expect the player to diagnose himself and say well I've got some discomfort but I can still run but I'm going to declare myself injured is ridiculous in the extreme. These are comitted professionals being asked to play for their country. Of course they are going to play unless medical experts and a manager considering the players welfare jump in.
I repeat it is wilful neglect on the part of Argentina and without any regard for the players or MCFC's interests. (Who pay his wages don't forget) completely disgusted.
we will agree to disagree then. For me, Kun should have declared himself unfit if he thought he was expsoing himself to injury because he wasn't 100%
mosssideblue
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He wasn't carrying a hamstring injury according to both City and Argentina.
Not sure what point you are making. I said it wasn't Argentin'a fault that he picked up this injury if he declared himself fit when he wasn't. If he was fit and still picked up the injury, again, not sure that is again down to Argentina
It couldn't be clearer, he tore his hamstring not his adductor so the blame game is irrelevant. The injury he was carrying was to his adductor.Not sure what point you are making. I said it wasn't Argentin'a fault that he picked up this injury if he declared himself fit when he wasn't. If he was fit and still picked up the injury, again, not sure that is again down to Argentina
we will agree to disagree then. For me, Kun should have declared himself unfit if he thought he was expsoing himself to injury because he wasn't 100%
Messi was out was quoted as saying "Kun must wear my no.10 shirt"
That put a lot of pressure and expectation on him and probably made it even harder for him to pull out cos of a slight niggle
mosssideblue
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It couldn't be clearer, he tore his hamstring not his adductor so the blame game is irrelevant. The injury he was carrying was to his adductor.
So you are saying kun played knowing he was carrying an injury of sorts. If that is the case, he is solely to blame if he declared himself fit. It's irrevelant whether this is a new or worsening an existing injury.