honkytonkman187 said:He was brought back too early after injuriing it last time - and paid the price by damaging it against Arsenal.
Hope it isn't too bad this time
Bradar said:Sweet Jesus, hopefully not. I'm Irish, we only have three decent players.. We couldn't afford to lose Shay. The only chance we have of possibly qualifying depends on Shay. We need Shay supporting Joe, no one better to learn from imo!
Where's this from ?Matt Diablo said:Shay Given's Career in the Balance Due To Recurrence of Shoulder Injury
By True Blue (Manchester City Featured Columnist) on February 22, 2011 8
Manchester City PhotosThere are some unconfirmed reports that Shay Given will be forced to retire from football after a recurrence of a shoulder injury that dates back several years.
Given is due to see a specialist with the expectation of a third operation being required to permanently cure the persistent dislocations that the Irish shot-stopper has be plagued by.
There is a feeling, however, that the operation to cure the dislocation problem may well also limit the mobility in the joint, and mean that Given may have no option but to retire.
The innocuous knock that led to the most recent shoulder problem is also a concern as the joint was apparently under no major stress at the time of it dislocating.
Nelly's Left Foot said:honkytonkman187 said:He was brought back too early after injuriing it last time - and paid the price by damaging it against Arsenal.
Hope it isn't too bad this time
So injuring his other shoulder is a result of coming back too early is it?
stony said:Where's this from ?Matt Diablo said:Shay Given's Career in the Balance Due To Recurrence of Shoulder Injury
By True Blue (Manchester City Featured Columnist) on February 22, 2011 8
Manchester City PhotosThere are some unconfirmed reports that Shay Given will be forced to retire from football after a recurrence of a shoulder injury that dates back several years.
Given is due to see a specialist with the expectation of a third operation being required to permanently cure the persistent dislocations that the Irish shot-stopper has be plagued by.
There is a feeling, however, that the operation to cure the dislocation problem may well also limit the mobility in the joint, and mean that Given may have no option but to retire.
The innocuous knock that led to the most recent shoulder problem is also a concern as the joint was apparently under no major stress at the time of it dislocating.
stony said:Where's this from ?Matt Diablo said:Shay Given's Career in the Balance Due To Recurrence of Shoulder Injury
By True Blue (Manchester City Featured Columnist) on February 22, 2011 8
Manchester City PhotosThere are some unconfirmed reports that Shay Given will be forced to retire from football after a recurrence of a shoulder injury that dates back several years.
Given is due to see a specialist with the expectation of a third operation being required to permanently cure the persistent dislocations that the Irish shot-stopper has be plagued by.
There is a feeling, however, that the operation to cure the dislocation problem may well also limit the mobility in the joint, and mean that Given may have no option but to retire.
The innocuous knock that led to the most recent shoulder problem is also a concern as the joint was apparently under no major stress at the time of it dislocating.