Jodi Jones ACL (1 Viewer)
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Terry Gibson's perm
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The same knee you have to start worrying about his long term future. Nine to twelve months recovery this will be really tough for him
fernandopartridge
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Poor lad, I can't help but feel that his career prospects are limited with this
Liquid Gold
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ccfcrob
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Jodi twice and Biamou. Who were the other two out of interest?
better days
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The only positive is that the new op has been performed in London by one of the best knee surgeons in the world who normally only works with premier league players
Looking back Jones possibly tried to rush back too soon after his first injury
Looking back Jones possibly tried to rush back too soon after his first injury
Dimi_Konstantflapalot
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Andy Williams? Feel for the lad - done mine 3 times on the same knee so know what he is going through.
better days
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That's him
skybluegod
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Could massively set back his career, won't be back until after Christmas next year fully fit, so will only have 4/5 months to get into the team and try and impress before his contract runs out.
Dimi_Konstantflapalot
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He is excellent so I'm told. Any idea who did the 1st out of interest?
ccfcrob
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Stokes maybe?
Dimi_Konstantflapalot
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Ogogo and Brown both did theirs with Shrewsbury and had only just recovered by the end of last season, not while they were with us
better days
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A local guy who was apparently trained by Williams
He did a good job by all accounts but Jones was unlucky
clint van damme
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Poor lad. Terrible luck.
The cub definitely need to look into it further though in case there is some underlying reason behind it.
The cub definitely need to look into it further though in case there is some underlying reason behind it.
covcity4life
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fuck sake. what bad luck
hope he makes a ful recovery and i hope robins is allowing to bring in another winger in january
hope he makes a ful recovery and i hope robins is allowing to bring in another winger in january
Liquid Gold
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It's not just us, as an injury it's happening a hell of a lot across the sport.
jackdg
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Just great counting... there isn’t another! 4 in 15 months
covcity4life
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have all these acl injuries happened at ricoh? pitch not in right condition?
Otis
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Yep. You have to think his career may now well be over.
better days
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Hard to say
Jones first happened at Stevenage
Second at the Ricoh when he was wearing blades
May have been a factor but who knows?
1ccfc
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I reakon it is down to thier boots. When players were wearing conventional studs or moulded these injuries seemed to be alot less.
Mucca Mad Boys
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Another setback, but it’s not the end of the world! If he rehabs it properly he can hopefully come back strong.
Personally, I think the club handled his rehab well, because he was playing for about 2 months before it went again. This is just bad luck.
Surely the amount of ACL’s can’t just be a coincidence or plain bad luck now, surely?
Personally, I think the club handled his rehab well, because he was playing for about 2 months before it went again. This is just bad luck.
Surely the amount of ACL’s can’t just be a coincidence or plain bad luck now, surely?
Paul Anthony
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I don't know if he wears them, but it has a lot to do with these bladed boots that are popular these days. Something to do with how much grip they give.
That said, we seem to have rotten luck with these injury types at the moment. Rotten luck for him and us.
oucho
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His previous one from last year was at Stevenage away. But most pitches in League One are going to be lower quality than found at the top level.
I feel so sorry for that lad, and whilst this may not be career-ending as such, it is probably "career-threatening" in that this sort of thing can limit the progress someone like JJ can make in his career.
GaryMabbuttsLeftKnee
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I'm sure there may well be footwear reasons that may help contribute but I think you can just be unlucky. I first did mine at university, was about to play headers and volleys after my last first year exam, was doing a few keep 'em ups while we sorted out who was in goal and I stretched *very* slightly for one (bad touch) and as I landed, it wasn't even that awkward a landing, my knee just went. I could have been doing anything else, and at that moment I was out for best part of a year. I then redid it sitting down slightly awkwardly in a pub. I know I must have had a dodgy knee to begin with, but I think luck plays a big part in these injuries and you can't always look into the exact reason they happen.
1ccfc
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Yep. These boots give to much grip. Where a player would previously slip these boots cause the foot to remain 'planted'. As a result knees and ankles take the force of a players motion causing these injuries. Typicaly players like Jones who are fast like these boots as they help with acceleration, unfortunately it is these same players who get injured more as thier speed equates to more force when the body twists over the 'planted foot'.
skybluegod
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Jodi no.
Biamou No,
Andreu- Yes- but from a tackle wasn't it?
Jodi- Second one yes
