Injuries 2025/26 | Gvardiol tibia fracture (p59) Dias 4-6 weeks (p70)

[hilts]

Pep or anyone at the club - any chance you can mention this was all because the ref couldn't control the game please

Was it?

 

[argyle]

4 to 6 months recovery then getting up to match fitness.

Oliver allowed Chelsea to kick our players all over the place last night.

 

[mike1923]

Unfortunately will be paying top dollar for him now
Palace know we’re desperate

Get it paid. Will (hopefully) make it back by not going out of three competitions and having a title run

 

[IrishBloodEnglishHeart]

Was it?

Yes

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

Past 2 games we’ve had the shit kicked out of us and the refs done fuck all. 4 players injured in that time

It's been happening all season.

 

[Don Karleone]

Was it the Palmer "challenge"?

 

[Middedon]

4 to 6 months recovery then getting up to match fitness.

Oliver allowed Chelsea to kick our players all over the place last night.

For what it’s worth (which is nothing because obviously we have no real details and this situation is only vaguely the same), my sons friend (teenager) had surgery last week for a tibial fracture and a displaced ankle break that occurred during a ice hockey game. He’s expected to begin light jogging in 4-6 months. They were told tibial fractures heal better with surgery (although surgery is not required). I wish Joško the best and hope he’s able to return to full fitness in the future.

 

[meeesh]

Was it the Palmer "challenge"?

Yes it was the ****

 

[hertsblue]

4 to 6 months recovery then getting up to match fitness.

Oliver allowed Chelsea to kick our players all over the place last night.

Its a case of bizarre officiating thot every week, a different ref officiates with 2 rulebooks, 1 for us and 1 for the opposition. Something is clearly going on between the PL and PGMOL re us as there are so many card worthy poor challenges every game that goes unpunished.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Was it the Palmer "challenge"?

Probably not as that was in the first half.

It was a challenge with Gusto that didn’t look that bad.

 

[I'm Blue]

Yes it was the ****

Sign Nige on a free just to take care of that weird looking **** next time we play Chelsea.

 

[Sebi]

Yes it was the ****

no it wasn‘t. You can‘t play with that injury and it was in the first half. The real **** yesterday was Oliver.

 

[Scaring Europe to Death]

That'll will probably mean him missing the World Cup as well

Not our problem but he'll be devastated.

 

[Fordyboy46]

We won't forget Palmer, you dirty wanker

 

[jimharri]

Gvardiol is ankle ligaments 2/3 weeks

 

[Fordyboy46]

Was it the Palmer "challenge"?

Yep, lower leg just above the ankle. Palmer caught him

 

[Don Karleone]

Probably not as that was in the first half.

It was a challenge with Gusto that didn’t look that bad.

Ah yeah, just watched it back

 

[Fordyboy46]

That little shithouse Oliver needs the mother of all glassings.

CB essential in this window now. We simply cannot fuck about.

Maybe that's the real reason Pep was so pissed after the match, he knew Chelsea got away with everything

 

[Blue_Lightsaber]

For what it’s worth (which is nothing because obviously we have no real details and this situation is only vaguely the same), my sons friend (teenager) had surgery last week for a tibial fracture and a displaced ankle break that occurred during a ice hockey game. He’s expected to begin light jogging in 4-6 months. They were told tibial fractures heal better with surgery (although surgery is not required). I wish Joško the best and hope he’s able to return to full fitness in the future.

Do they put plates and screws in and take them out later to make it heal properly?

 

[Ryan.98.]

Anything on Dias diagnosis?