Rodri Injury Updates | City say ligament injury (pg117)

[lasereyes]

Yeah that makes sense what you're saying about not doing it further damage.
Am just clutching mate.

It is not correct though. If you make any sudden motion with a torn ACL you can definitely do damage to meniscus etc

 

[kaz7]

Rodri ‘out for a long, long time’ – three ways Man City can replace him

Initial scans have confirmed Pep Guardiola’s worst fears after the midfielder limped off in the fiery draw with title rivals Arsenal

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Who the fuck are they?

 

[pudge]

Be some craic when he plays the full 90 minutes tonight

 

[domalino]

Who the fuck are they?

The independent?

 

[BringBackSwales]

Did he have any hard facts to back this up? I'm struggling to think of more than a handful of players that have ACL injuries and there's thousands of players that have been playing lots of games at the top level

Who was the last City player to suffer an ACL injury?

 

[lasereyes]

Nope, it’ll be immediately operated on if it’s ACL rupture.

Not necessarily. It is actually more normal to allow time for inflammation to subside and conditioning on the knee. Surgery is frequently up to a month+ after the injury

 

[kaz7]

The independent?

Why would they know his scan results before anyone else or are they just punting ?

 

[lasereyes]

Who was the last City player to suffer an ACL injury?

Sane. Then before that Gundogan? Oh there was Mendy also but I have mentally airbrushed him into history

 

[Scaring Europe to Death]

And guess what happened to Puncheon?? Didn’t he tear his ACL in the act of fouling KDB?

Yeah as I said it was a totally bizarre passage of play

 

[Rammy Blue]

Not necessarily. It is actually more normal to allow time for inflammation to subside and conditioning on the knee. Surgery is frequently up to a month+ after the injury

They want to operate as quickly as possible so the stopwatch can start on the healing process, normal people will potentially face that level of delay.