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Rodri Injury Updates | City say ligament injury (pg117)
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after seeing that video surely hes running it off in time for saturdayUnfortunately not. You can walk quite fine on a completely torn ACL (speaking from experience). It is your balance when making quick stop/start moves - as you do in Football, Basketball, Tennis, etc. that is impaired.
If it is a partial tear, recovery depends on whether the doctor recommends surgery. Surgery + mandatory rehab is 6 months minimum. But for a relatively minor tear, rehabilitation short of surgery can work in which case it can be less - potentially 3-4 months.
We really dont know until Cugat comes out with something - neither do any of the reporters despite ESPN/TNT's pronouncements. I still think it is odd that that that report from El Larguero came out claiming no serious damage.
Moss Side's Finest
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You are describing the fix for a grade 3 full tear or rupture, if he's walking about without crutches (with our without a brace), it's highly unlikely he's done that. If it's a grade 1 then surgery is unlikely to be needed, even a grade 2 wouldn't need what you describe. That's not to say it won't still be months out, even with a grade 1.You will know. Its what did for Colin Bell, Paul Lake, and Erling's dad when Roy Keane did him. And in a big ball of karma Keane did his too. Shearer did his. Gascoine in that FA cup final. Loads of players but these days it is recoverable with top surgery and careful rehab. It did used to be pretty much the end but it can be overcome now and has been with success among lots of players. Its tough rehab. Basically that ligament is small but tough and is the main short piece that runs right through the middle of the knee, about an inch or so long only it cant be fixed once gone. They generally twine hamstring and thread it through the gap and attach it to the start of the calf as a replacement. And all that needs to settle and then strengthen to be one workable strong and flexible piece.
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You are describing the fix for a grade 3 full tear or rupture, if he's walking about without crutches (with our without a brace), it's highly unlikely he's done that. If it's a grade 1 then surgery is unlikely to be needed, even a grade 2 wouldn't need what you describe. That's not to say it won't still be months out, even with a grade 1.
We have to hope it's a suspected ACL but that further tests say otherwise....very unlikely but until it's official I'm going to try and stay positive.
jonah62
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One way to get out of going on strike!!
meltonblue
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The poster is right though, when I watched the match again last night, I rewound the bit where it happened. Partey looked at Rodri before giving him a bit of a shove. The most innocuous challenges or pushes or whatever you want to call them sometimes turn out to be the ones that end up with the opposing player with terrible injury. In this instance it’s Rodri and he was in awful pain the poor man.
No I get that, I just think that’s more bad luck than anything though, they’re not going to start giving fouls any time a player does something like that. Like I said after, I hope Partey feels at least some guilt (although I doubt it)
Impeccable One
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I have never seen a player tear his ACL and walk/limp off like Rodri did. I’m taking the optimistic option.
I had a ruptured ACL some time ago, I certainly wasn't walking without clutches so I'm hopeful it's only minor.If that video is from today and he's walking unaided, surely it has to be the grade 1, if the ligament was loose or completely gone he wouldn't be able to move it. That's enough ignorant medical guess work for me though :-)