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Didn't David James get injured straight after we signed him, playing for England?ToiletDuck wrote: ↑Mon Jul 25, 2022 7:09 pm Webster and Hall wonder what would have happened if they had been injured.
To a lesser or greater extent Dyer and Faubert
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Is that true?! This is so typically west ham. Big money signing straight to the treatment room. Hope he recovers quickly but this is gutting.
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You can recover from ankle surgery in six weeks, or twelve weeks. It depends on what the surgery was actually for.
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Thankfully no, it isn’t true.Noble's Claret Army wrote: ↑Mon Jul 25, 2022 7:20 pm Is that true?! This is so typically west ham. Big money signing straight to the treatment room. Hope he recovers quickly but this is gutting.
You can recover from ankle surgery in six weeks, or twelve weeks. It depends on what the surgery was actually for.
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Yeah.. but will he live?HammerMan2004 wrote: ↑Mon Jul 25, 2022 7:24 pm Thankfully no, it isn’t true.
You can recover from ankle surgery in six weeks, or twelve weeks. It depends on what the surgery was actually for.
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I just googled it so defer to anyone's better knowledge. Six weeks would be a massive result. Hopefully makes the world cup.HammerMan2004 wrote: ↑Mon Jul 25, 2022 7:24 pm Thankfully no, it isn’t true.
You can recover from ankle surgery in six weeks, or twelve weeks. It depends on what the surgery was actually for.
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That’s fair. It’s entirely dependent on the injury and the actual surgery. I didn’t want to go too extreme but you could technically be out for a year if it was really bad…
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What I'm worried about is the ankle is a bad place for a footballer to get an injury. Might not be the same after that injury. Also not sure did Dean Ashton retire over a broken ankle or something similar.
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Page 10 of this thread:Albie Beck wrote: ↑Mon Jul 25, 2022 7:45 pm The TGV was never the same, was he. And wasn't that in pre-season?
" by norse » Sun Jul 24, 2022 11:20 am
It's not a proper West Ham signing if the inury don't set him back as a player too. Julian Faubert pre and post injury"
I'm not taking the blame BTW
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I reckon we may have bit the bullet and gone surgery now to avoid needing to do it 6 months down a line.
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Faubert ruptured his achilles, that’s a completely different level of injury.Albie Beck wrote: ↑Mon Jul 25, 2022 7:45 pm The TGV was never the same, was he. And wasn't that in pre-season?
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Update on this, 2 months is still the goal apparently, 3 months is worst case scenario.
So possibly not as bad as the statement makes it seem, managing expectations?
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Well they are, historically, our biggest rival..
Confession time, I jinxed Aguerd....
I'm off to Morocco on Friday for the first of two holidays there in a month, we were meant to go in may but only made it as far as the departure lounge before getting screwed royally by Tui. As a belated birthday present Mrs debaser_74 bought me the new home shirt to wear in Marrakech, for the first time ever I have a player's name on the shirt.. was hoping it would make the locals smile.. Sorry Nayef, I feel responsible
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Good luck Nayef.
Selling Alese was stupid. Or for me he looked like the one of the youngsters ready to step up.
Selling Alese was stupid. Or for me he looked like the one of the youngsters ready to step up.
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It's a bit early for worrying about worst case.
Didn't Ashton break his ankle and loose loads of cartlidge?
I'm also not sure Ashtons injury was managed particularly well. kept coming back too early.