Rodri Injury Updates | City say ligament injury (pg117)

alexmcity said:
It might be ACL related but not as bad as feared. How come?

Remember Laporte had an ACL injury in 19/20 and recovered from it in 5 months. IIRC, he played vs SU away after being 5 months out, late January or early February, 2020.

If Rodri's injury is like Laporte's, he might be back in late February or March. Would be nice to play the last 3 months of the season with him in the team.
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Laporte's wasn't an ACL. It was a lateral meniscus and cartilage.
www.bbc.com

Aymeric Laporte: Manchester City defender has surgery on right knee

Manchester City defender Aymeric Laporte has had surgery on his right knee after being carried in the 4-0 win over Brighton.
www.bbc.com

Better example would be Leroy who did his ACL in the Community Shield and came back for a handful of games
 
grant1977 said:
One thing I can’t get my head around is no matter how much I dislike other teams I would never celebrate another teams player getting seriously injured. Best players playing are what make it a good game. It’s just very odd behaviour that you want another team to suffer injury
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Funny how the day after all this celebrating, Odengards injury was said to be very serious ankle ligament damage. Fucking karma you Tarquin C**NTS!
 
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