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2 minutes ago, mouldy_uk said:

Hopefully precautionary, but I remember Trippier like this and then a lengthy spell out 


Trippier broke a bone, still be some timeout if it's ligament damage but depends on the extent. He should have been taken off immediately though 

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(Physio head on) Looks like ankle ligaments to some degree but let’s hope it’s not too serious. The fact he was able to try and run it off for a bit is a positive sign as opposed to being helped off straight away. Fingers crossed let’s just wait until they re-assess.

 

 

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Good thing with the ankle is that it generally heals relatively quickly especially if its just a sprain, the issue however is that in the medium term its very easy to cause it to reoccur, hopefully its a managed properly.

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I once twisted my ankle playing football and could not put any weight on it. It blew up and was super purple but was playing again 3 weeks later. The idea of running on it for 30 mins was totally out of the question. May be totally irrelevant but hopefully “just” a twist.

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Weren't we already looking for a midfielder once Shelvey got injured? Maybe I imagined that.

 

Definitely need someone else creative in the middle in the squad and we probably already did even before this, as hard to replace as he is.

 

 

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Guest reefatoon

I’ve done that before when playing and it bloody smarts. Was out for about 8 weeks as I knackered the ligaments. Saying that, he will be getting slightly better treatment than I did [emoji38]

 

 

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