covcity4life
Well-Known Member
I thinks it's gonna end up being in middle.of what we are all hearing from ITKs and partial ITKs
out for season but no long lasting issues
out for season but no long lasting issues
How??Both could be true.
How on earth can you know which bits he has fractured?Sounds like he’s fractured the processes ( the knobbly bits you can feel ) and like any fractures will need 8-10 weeks to heal. That assumes no nerve damage involved.
(fyi: ex paramedic)
How on earth can you know which bits he has fractured?
Why not?How??
Well, I'm no paramedic, but I have seen many episodes of Casualty and my tenpence worth is......Sounds like he’s fractured the processes ( the knobbly bits you can feel ) and like any fractures will need 8-10 weeks to heal. That assumes no nerve damage involved.
(fyi: ex paramedic)
Well, I'm no paramedic, but I have seen many episodes of Casualty and my tenpence worth is......
(Turns to window and gazes longingly at the horizon)
Camera slow zoom, rack focus
(Dr. Bandzulis gently places his hand on the mother's shoulder)
"Please take a seat, Mrs Johnson,
please! We are doing everything in our power to help Johnny pull through. I suggest you go home, be with your family and we will let you know as soon as we have glued the head back on"
Fade
Our very own Dion Dublin broke his neck didnt he was really innocuouse if i remember. Think he recovered well.Quick google and looking at other examples in Football.
Shaun Williams fractured a vertebrae similar time last season for Portsmouth but was back for the first game of the next season playing for Gillingham. He was a lot older at 35 too.
(This isn’t taking into consideration the severity of his fracture vs the potential of Tatsu’s)
A nice update for you all
He is now home!. Complete rest for 6/8 weeks poor bloke, but club supporting in any way possible. As it stands it can be healed by complete rest in that time period, where the nerve issue can be looked at and reassessed, however all looks good at the moment, so no operation needed.
All being well we will see him back in pre season
That would be fabulous if trueA nice update for you all
He is now home!. Complete rest for 6/8 weeks poor bloke, but club supporting in any way possible. As it stands it can be healed by complete rest in that time period, where the nerve issue can be looked at and reassessed, however all looks good at the moment, so no operation needed.
All being well we will see him back in pre season
Covcity4life is always right!A nice update for you all
He is now home!. Complete rest for 6/8 weeks poor bloke, but club supporting in any way possible. As it stands it can be healed by complete rest in that time period, where the nerve issue can be looked at and reassessed, however all looks good at the moment, so no operation needed.
All being well we will see him back in pre season
Well, please let me point you at "Homes under the Hammer" and ask you to reconsider that commentOur very own Dion Dublin broke his neck. Think he recovered well.
That's good to hear. I'll tell my mate not to post stupid tweets.A nice update for you all
He is now home!. Complete rest for 6/8 weeks poor bloke, but club supporting in any way possible. As it stands it can be healed by complete rest in that time period, where the nerve issue can be looked at and reassessed, however all looks good at the moment, so no operation needed.
All being well we will see him back in pre season
Well, I'm no paramedic, but I have seen many episodes of Casualty and my tenpence worth is......
(Turns to window and gazes longingly at the horizon)
Camera slow zoom, rack focus
(Dr. Bandzulis gently places his hand on the mother's shoulder)
"Please take a seat, Mrs Johnson,
please! We are doing everything in our power to help Johnny pull through. I suggest you go home, be with your family and we will let you know as soon as we have glued the head back on"
Fade
Great news, rest up Tats and all being well you’ll carry on your superb efforts next seasonA nice update for you all
He is now home!. Complete rest for 6/8 weeks poor bloke, but club supporting in any way possible. As it stands it can be healed by complete rest in that time period, where the nerve issue can be looked at and reassessed, however all looks good at the moment, so no operation needed.
All being well we will see him back in pre season
It’s definitely hanging by a thread but it comes into insignificance re the tats situationIf there is no serious nerve damage then this sounds like the best outcome we could reasonably have hoped for. Sadly, taken together with our other injuries, it's probably the final nail in the coffin of our play-off hopes. The most important thing is that he makes a fully recovery.
Are you a replacement Matt Smith for the Matt Smith we all know and love and frequently roll our eyes at?It’s definitely hanging by a thread but it comes into insignificance re the tats situation
but I don’t think it’s over yet but we definitely need to raise it and also get Ben sheaf back
Poor tats will have 8-10 weeks if watching that shite now.Well, please let me point you at "Homes under the Hammer" and ask you to reconsider that comment
Shut up you lying turd. No one knows who you are. In my opinion you are some trolling dweeb who gets a hard on about making up rumours. VirginFact Fact Fact went home yesterday, Im trying to give you update and truth , if you dont believe me then fine.
No it’s the same mattAre you a replacement Matt Smith for the Matt Smith we all know and love and frequently roll our eyes at?
Oh has no club ever released details of player injuries then?
But the club and player have a right to privacy on medical records. People need to realise they don't have a devine right to know everything.
And some patience wouldn't go a miss. Give swelling a chance to go down first, let the professionals do their job and give results to the club.
The least of my worries<cough> DIVINE <cough>
Just looking out for you, Hobo. Too many here would pick you up on spelling mistakes like that
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