Yes, I didn’t expect to see him back until at least January.He is way ahead of schedule isn't he
Im sure it was mooted he'd be back in contention by Oct/Nov time. So if he's on the grass now working on strength and fitness, maybe another 6 weeks til back to full speed? I'd say he's there or there abouts looking middle of November.He is way ahead of schedule isn't he
Get out!Is it ‘worth’ ‘rushing’ him back in goal?
That's very early for an ACL, it only happened 6 months agoIm sure it was mooted he'd be back in contention by Oct/Nov time. So if he's on the grass now working on strength and fitness, maybe another 6 weeks til back to full speed? I'd say he's there or there abouts looking middle of November.
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NoIs it ‘worth’ ‘rushing’ him back in goal?
Told you
End of October he will be in full training again, probably see him play a couple of U23s then hes back
6-9 months is the suggested time frame. Unlike an outfield player who will have to excessively run, twist, and turn on his knee, a GK can theoretically return quicker as there is less stress and impact on it in that sense. Think you also have to take each individual in to account. Some people heal quicker that others. Age also, he's likely to recover quicker than say, a 45yo with the same injury. Its all subjective really. What I would say, is out back room staff, Dr's, Physios etc, will all be better than they were in L2 when Jodi Jones suffered the problem. So I can't see any of them rushing him back if he's not ready. Especially as I dont forsee him getting a game this side of Xmas, if at all this season. Nothing wrong though getting him training and if and when he's ready, get him out in the U23sThat's very early for an ACL, it only happened 6 months ago
Would it be a different recovery timeframe for a keeper as opposed to an outfield playerThat's very early for an ACL, it only happened 6 months ago
Great seeing him go side to side
Nothing from that video suggested he’s ahead of schedule
He was doing basic balance movements which is to be expected in the final phase 3 months of recovery
Great to see him back and on the road to full recovery.He is way ahead of schedule isn't he
Depends which brand you're talking?Has he ever smoked AstroTurf?
He is way ahead of schedule isn't he
Not necessarily. 9 months is the FASTEST recovery time from an ACL including 3 months physio/strength building. As we don't need to rush him back, it will probably be closer to the more ideal 12 month recovery time, so may see him around March, assuming no setbacks.Thinking the same, something gone wrong?
No they are just probably being uber cautious because we are able to, as our current number 1 is the best keeper in the championshipFrank also said he's not back training with the group yet which seems odd given the above. Points to some setback from those initial sessions?
Pretty certain the club know more than they are saying about his returnNo they are just probably being uber cautious because we are able to, as our current number 1 is the best keeper in the championship
Not everything’s a conspiracy
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