Younger players often heal more quickly but who knows?
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Younger players often heal more quickly but who knows?
super_city_si
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You know for a fact he tore ligaments? What if it was a clean break of the bone only? My son has broken his leg and it wasn't a bad rehab at all. I know there are different ways and different types breaks.Only broke his leg ? Lol apart from the broken bone he will have soft tissue damage and muscle and ligaments torn, it will take a while !
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That's fine but the official and regularly quoted recovery time (over 3 months ago) was 3-4 monthsOnly broke his leg ? Lol apart from the broken bone he will have soft tissue damage and muscle and ligaments torn, it will take a while !
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You know for a fact he tore ligaments? What if it was a clean break of the bone only? My son has broken his leg and it wasn't a bad rehab at all. I know there are different ways and different types breaks.
They said new year shortly after his injury so we can assume it was a little more complex.
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Funny that Bobb was asked about as I came to ask about him because I saw Goncalo Ramos START for PSG today after breaking his fibula around the same exact time. Obviously, everyone is different. I hope Bobb didn't break his tibia and fibula, as that can be pretty common.
Looking at the picture of him in Abu Dhabi a month ago his leg has lost all it's muscle, going to take time to get that back strong again.Younger players often heal more quickly but who knows?
Any serious contribution from him this season will be a bonus.
I've never really understood the notion of how and why certain players are "injury prone"
Obviously if they've got a weakness to a specific muscle, ligament or joint that results in a recurring injury it makes sense, but when they just seem to constantly suffer from an abnormally high number of unrelated minor injuries to varied different muscles, ligaments and joints it doesn't really add up.
Obviously if they've got a weakness to a specific muscle, ligament or joint that results in a recurring injury it makes sense, but when they just seem to constantly suffer from an abnormally high number of unrelated minor injuries to varied different muscles, ligaments and joints it doesn't really add up.
Why do some people pick up illnesses more than others?I've never really understood the notion of how and why certain players are "injury prone"
Obviously if they've got a weakness to a specific muscle, ligament or joint that results in a recurring injury it makes sense, but when they just seem to constantly suffer from an abnormally high number of unrelated minor injuries to varied different muscles, ligaments and joints it doesn't really add up.
Humans are all different, we all have different weaknesses of some sort.
The fact he isn't back fit would suggest it was more complicated than a 'simple' clean break, no?You know for a fact he tore ligaments? What if it was a clean break of the bone only? My son has broken his leg and it wasn't a bad rehab at all. I know there are different ways and different types breaks.
Again that's down to a specific weakness, ie a weak immune system. Like if a player had a specific weakness such as a weak ACL or weak Achiles I could understand it.Why do some people pick up illnesses more than others?
Humans are all different, we all have different weaknesses of some sort.
I'm more talking about players who seem to constantly pick up a wide and varied range of different unrelated injuries.