The league Cup final v dippers there were a few in our endToo right, been every game at Wembley since the rag semi in 2011 never seen one away fan in our end. Every Wembley game this nonessnse about not selling out crops uo on here,negativity seeps through some of our supporters.
Ive just had a new hip, i wouldn't have wanted to be in amongst a crowd that early!The league Cup final v dippers there were a few in our end
I know because one put me on my arse with a snide punch after it had kicked off when they equalised.
Charity Shield also v dippers there were some in our end.
Looks like I might not be going to this either now myself as my new hip operation is scheduled for the 13th April
Anyone experience of a hip operation. Chances of being up and about in 2 to 3 days
Had my hip done (NHS) last July at Fairfield Hospital in Bury. The Surgeon, Nurses and aftercare all first class.Was on two crutches for 6 weeks ,then one for a further six weeks and couldn't drive for 12 weeks either, which was a bind, but some are allowed after six weeks depends on your consultant/surgeon. Was painful/uncomfortable for first week or so after surgery but I found it got better each day. It is important to follow the post op instructions they give you regarding the exercises. Good luck Mayo !The league Cup final v dippers there were a few in our end
I know because one put me on my arse with a snide punch after it had kicked off when they equalised.
Charity Shield also v dippers there were some in our end.
Looks like I might not be going to this either now myself as my new hip operation is scheduled for the 13th April
Anyone experience of a hip operation. Chances of being up and about in 2 to 3 days
You have no realistic prospect of attending the game and if you did you'd be in a lot of pain and you would put your long term recovery at risk.The league Cup final v dippers there were a few in our end
I know because one put me on my arse with a snide punch after it had kicked off when they equalised.
Charity Shield also v dippers there were some in our end.
Looks like I might not be going to this either now myself as my new hip operation is scheduled for the 13th April
Anyone experience of a hip operation. Chances of being up and about in 2 to 3 days.
I know.You have no realistic prospect of attending the game and if you did you'd be in a lot of pain and you would put your long term recovery at risk.
I had a full hip replacement three years ago and although I was up and doing some steps on crutches the day after the operation I needed help to get in and out of bed, go to the toilet etc. You could not sit in a car or coach for hours and then sit in a seat at Wembley with your knee higher than a 90° angle. I didn't attend a game at the Etihad for six weeks after the op.
Watch it on telly.
When you've had the op you'll be glad you are watching it on telly in the comfort of your own home :) Although it is routine surgery with an incredibly high success rate it is still highly invasive and it takes some recovery afterwards. It was a game changer for me though.I know.
The idea of going is just silly. I hate missing games though.
Even now at 51 I feel like a spoilt child who has not got what they want when I miss a match.
Horrible feeling