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Rodri Injury Updates | City say ligament injury (pg117)
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Rammy Blue
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Sounds like a difference of opinions?
That’s mad, really don’t get how there could be such a big difference of opinions. It’s certainly not a straight ACL rupture then, as that would be easy to diagnose.
smevchenko
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It’s obviously bad, but at least Pep’s “some opinions that it will be less than we thought” comments offer a glimmer of hope.
If we are lucky and its not a full ACL type reconstruction required, maybe he could get fit for the CWC. Otherwise best case scenario is he recovers in time to have a full pre season ready for next year.
Bet Rodri won’t be going and coming home on Economy Flights eitherHope Paul Lake’s doctor has retired.
Wretched Vengeance
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Christ, it seems a bit grim.
I did my ACL in 2000 (well everyone else is telling their story )
Pain was so bad I was borderline spewing up, I was trembling just after it happened; you just know when it’s something bad.
A pro player bitd famously returned after 4 months which was ridiculously quick. Most return between 6-12 months.
Rodri will be getting the best care available of course. All this bollocks about partial tears is just that. A partial tear normally results in reconstructive surgery either way.
FWIW it’s plays on your mind mentally after returning and some say you never fully recover, but plenty have in the last 15 years so nothing to be too concerned about long term.
This old git still has a kick about once a week to an alright standard 24 years later, mine was done at Trafford General on the NHS, not quite the level which Rodders will receive.
Pain was so bad I was borderline spewing up, I was trembling just after it happened; you just know when it’s something bad.
A pro player bitd famously returned after 4 months which was ridiculously quick. Most return between 6-12 months.
Rodri will be getting the best care available of course. All this bollocks about partial tears is just that. A partial tear normally results in reconstructive surgery either way.
FWIW it’s plays on your mind mentally after returning and some say you never fully recover, but plenty have in the last 15 years so nothing to be too concerned about long term.
This old git still has a kick about once a week to an alright standard 24 years later, mine was done at Trafford General on the NHS, not quite the level which Rodders will receive.
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Pep actually sounded upbeat in the post match press conference. Kept saying it his job to find a solution. Made me feel pretty optimistic all in allChrist, it seems a bit grim.
They had a leg each? ;-)That’s mad, really don’t get how there could be such a big difference of opinions. It’s certainly not a straight ACL rupture then, as that would be easy to diagnose.