I've done my cruciate twice mate. Intense pain then you think oh it's ok and are able to run around a bit etc. First time I played for about 10 mins before realising I'd done something bad.
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Benjamin Mendy (Back In Training)
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Both legs, it's that severeI hear amputation is the likely outcome
Absolute cobblers a good 50% of matches someone goes off injured and 95% of these the injury is trivial.Great player that he is, anyone who saw him limp out of the France England match earlier in the summer, and with us buying him with an injury, will have known his knee was likely to give up in a big way at some point, just hope he recovers quickly
It was a friendly match and no one watching could reasonably know the extent of injury or likelihood of recovery.
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Only City could buy an injury prone left back to replace TWO left backs and then have to use an even more injury prone midfielder as his emergency cover. Delph will not let anyone down when he's on the pitch, but how long will he be on the pitch for? Already this isn't far off his longest spell of being fit for City, and it's only a handful of games! Please sign more cover in January. Get Michael Ball on a free again if we have to! Anyone!
I've done my cruciate twice mate. Intense pain then you think oh it's ok and are able to run around a bit etc. First time I played for about 10 mins before realising I'd done something bad.
Highly unlikely the medico's and Mendy wouldn't already know if he has done his cruciate 5 days after the incident.
Why on earth would any blue post that when none of us have a clue how serious this injury is?
Because they're wumming c*nts!
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Crutches are a precaution and only used to avoid wait bearing whilst the injury is fully assessed. BM will be able to walk perfectly normally, but when you're worth over fifty million they won't take any risks.
Didn't fool Inspector Ducker of the DT! A more than sizeable chunk of his report this morning is about the Mendy injury and how 'the months and months and months' out will impinge very unfavourably on our season. But then goes on to make the point that Fabulous Delph was an adequate replacement. Delph will be a decent left back as far as defensive duties go, but I can't see him burning down the wing like Menders!
One thing that amuses me is the player scoring these people indulge in. If you add up the individual player scores Shaktar scored two more than we did! How does that work? Must be down to the one or two players who outscored their opposite numbers?
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Because they're wumming c*nts!
I'm still hoping it's not as bad as we fear. He's so crucial to how we function.
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