Waiting for the MRI and then the surgeon will schedule the ACL reconstruction. Think that's me retired!
Posted by a pointless posterReally? It's a pointless game in a pointless competition.
Really? It's a pointless game in a pointless competition.
If you're having reconstruction then sorry mate, yes you're retired. Mind you, surgery has advanced a lot over the last 30-35 years. When mine went tits up(ACL) that was the finish of my career. Played Ice Hockey for a couple of years but soon packed sport in at all levels.
Just saw that Bury subbed their GK after 3 minutes last night to give their reserve keeper a run out and thus, getting round the rules.
Well technically I ruptured my anterior in 2014, had surgery in 2015 to remove it and tidy up the collateral damage as the damaged ends were getting pinched in the knee joint. The surgeon advised at the time a reconstruction could perhaps be avoided with some luck but on Sunday the posterior went too after I got caught side on. Pretty gutted about it because, at 38 now, it was already a long road back although I've had best part of 20 years without serious injury (couple of broken ankles aside). Now I have to decide if I want the classic patella tendon graft or the new synthetic ones they have recently started using. Tempted to go for the synthetic, recovery time is quicker because they don't have to take the tendon from the knee and the operation itself shorter because of it.Depends how long ago you had the surgery, they've made significant advances in the last 10-15 years or so. My 3 have all come in the last 4-5 years and I was back playing sport after 9-12 months. That said, some sports are just dreadful for the old cruciate, football included especially at the amateur level, so my 5-a-side days are well over now!
A trip to Wembley would increase our profile and so make us more attractive to potential buyers. I don't get the hate.Why does everyone rave about a day out to Wembley? It only means something if the competition means something surely? Otherwise it's just another shitty lower league game but a bit further away?
I think the lack of atmosphere probably brought the players down do you think torchy?
Of course they would sometimes you have to take a day off from protesting you knowIf we got to Wembley people would be going mad for tickets like last time.
All of the #Bteamboycott stuff would be a forgotten thing then.
Depends how long ago you had the surgery, they've made significant advances in the last 10-15 years or so. My 3 have all come in the last 4-5 years and I was back playing sport after 9-12 months. That said, some sports are just dreadful for the old cruciate, football included especially at the amateur level, so my 5-a-side days are well over now!
Shave your other leg. Then you could look like a dick with 2 bald legs :smuggrin:The worst part for me is looking like a dick for 3 months with one bald leg!
Looks like we're the only match that hasn't been covered on SSN this morning?!
Or a cyclist, as they are more popularly known!Shave your other leg. Then you could look like a dick with 2 bald legs :smuggrin:
enjoyed the night, only went cuz of lack of games this next couple weeks
bigi was brilliant, his crisp passing was a level above
vlad, total garbage
tudgay, why bother, dreadful, touched the ball once after coming on
sordell massively wasted out on the left, but managed to put in a good shift
and i'll harp on again, steery an page are poor, really poor. wanna see haynes back in the side
9 changes from saturday? i find that hardly likely, you are meant to feild at least 5 from previous
THey showed the goals earlier, looked even better on the tele.
I'm starting to think Page must have a clause in his loan contract that he plays if fit, last night seemed an ideal chance for Haynes.As I am feeling positive after last night's display I will say 'poor, really poor' is a bit harsh (although i did question them throughout)
I would say the same about Haynes, especially with Page. I don't see anything in Page that Haynes can't do equally if not better (especially attacking). His first touch and Sterry's for that matter last night seemed particularly poor. Sterry I am not so fussed about as I am not sure Kelly-Evans is quite there just yet, but in my mind Haynes is on par if not better than Page.
Well technically I ruptured my anterior in 2014, had surgery in 2015 to remove it and tidy up the collateral damage as the damaged ends were getting pinched in the knee joint. The surgeon advised at the time a reconstruction could perhaps be avoided with some luck but on Sunday the posterior went too after I got caught side on. Pretty gutted about it because, at 38 now, it was already a long road back although I've had best part of 20 years without serious injury (couple of broken ankles aside). Now I have to decide if I want the classic patella tendon graft or the new synthetic ones they have recently started using. Tempted to go for the synthetic, recovery time is quicker because they don't have to take the tendon from the knee and the operation itself shorter because of it.
The worst part for me is looking like a dick for 3 months with one bald leg!
Mine was back in the "Ice Age" I was ok for a couple of months but the knee kept swelling, then go down, then swell again. The finish though was being "Hooked" playing Solihull Barons when my skate got wedged between the bottom of the boards and the ice. My knee popped. Never played competitively again.
Here you goCan anyone get the highlights up want to see the goals again....PUSB
Here you go
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