De Bruyne injury - Back in Training (p89)

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

Wouldn’t surprise me if he’s back for the wolves game.

Equally it wouldnt surprise me if he was out for the season. It's all guess work

 

[vin]

If there’s no leaked pics of De Bruyne arriving back in Manchester tonight are we saying that things are looking better or worse? Saw something on Twitter before which said if he arrives back in Manchester tonight then it hasn’t gone well with the Dr.
Fingers crossed he is ok

 

[Dax777]

Put your shovel down mate.

Fantastic argument

 

[OhSoGroovy]

There’s just no one on the team that has his immaculate passing range & can consistently make that amazing long-range incisive on the counter. Not to mention his amazing crosses & set-piece delivery, which is huge when we’re facing a parked bus & are struggling to get good shots off. He’s called the “accelerator” for a reason, he can change the tempo of a counter or a play so easily.

Really hope he’ll be back within a month & be in top shape for the first group stage matches

 

[St.Pauli support]

If there’s no leaked pics of De Bruyne arriving back in Manchester tonight are we saying that things are looking better or worse? Saw something on Twitter before which said if he arrives back in Manchester tonight then it hasn’t gone well with the Dr.
Fingers crossed he is ok

I think the moment of return is not the information we need.
I only hope a surgery isn't necessary.
Returning tonight could also mean the test have shown 'no surgery' and rehab can be done in Manchester.

So, we don't know and still have to wait.

 

[bigkatnyc]

If there’s no leaked pics of De Bruyne arriving back in Manchester tonight are we saying that things are looking better or worse? Saw something on Twitter before which said if he arrives back in Manchester tonight then it hasn’t gone well with the Dr.
Fingers crossed he is ok

I’d think opposite. If he requires surgery one would think Cugat would do it. No reason to leave just to go back. If he’s already back in Manchester that means no surgery and a shorter return time. Here’s hoping.

 

[BlueRockape]

Told today it isn't long long term but could be six to eight weeks. The guy is not a doctor but we'll connected

 

[cleavers]

Equally it wouldnt surprise me if he was out for the season.

Not seen "career ending" yet......

Has anyone been plane tracking ?

 

[Bluep*ss]

There's nothing on the BBC website that I can find that says that. And LCL damage is not necessarily 3 months; it depends on whether it is Grade I, II or III - I don't think anyone knows that yet.

It was on TV - BBC News channel - Red Button - Football Index - Page 302.
What I used to call Ceefax. - years ago.

 

[Rammy Blue]

Told today it isn't long long term but could be six to eight weeks. The guy is not a doctor but we'll connected

8 weeks would be a great result, imo. 2 international breaks in that and chance of being back for the dippers.