Rodri Injury Updates | City say ligament injury (pg117)

[Gingers Dad]

I knew it wasn't good after it happened, but I was holding out slight hope. Given the court situation, I don't know if the club is able and willing to buy players, but Zubimende in January would be a good move. I'm gutted for Rodri.

Maybe they should put a stop on the £350m stadium expansion as well?

 

[FogBlueInSanFran]

And Elton John

Also added (see above)

 

[lasereyes]

The problem is those kind of things happen so often per game, thankfully without the severe consequences. You’d hope Partey himself at least feels some guilt.

Not sure Partey knows the meaning of that

 

[dublinblue12]

Awful news hopefully Kalvin will step up now once recalled

 

[paulchapo]

Nothing official but all the rumours don't sound good.

 

[Franny 1234]

Am saving judgement until its confirmed.
My question is what's the quickest any athletes have returned from doing their ACL ?

 

[meltonblue]

The flip side to losing him is that happening and the way that game went on Sunday is absolutely perfect for keeping the siege mentality going, which is more important for a team that’s already won as much as we have than losing one player.

 

[city2]

We’ve managed before when star players have bad injuries Sergio, KDB, Kompany, and others I’m sure Pep will be working out the next change to our system and who is gonna step up.

 

[oldius]

You can walk with a damaged ACL but not do any sports People live with them

I know that, but it would surprise me if the club was allowing it.

 

[chesterbells]

FFS, go have a fucking lie down

He’s probably pissing himself quoting all these replies he’s getting, back at the cafe.