Ahmed Kashi is struggling with a heel problem. He’s seeing a specialist on Wednesday afternoon to determine how quickly we can get him back without having any further reactions. We’re trying to get to the bottom of the injury, but we’re hoping to have him back sooner rather than later.
I've had heel and achilles problems for the last year. They're miserable. It's easy to think you're on the mend, start to go back to working on things like fitness, only to completely break down again, all with the risk of rupturing the achilles (which is good for about a year out).
I've had heel and achilles problems for the last year. They're miserable. It's easy to think you're on the mend, start to go back to working on things like fitness, only to completely break down again, all with the risk of rupturing the achilles (which is good for about a year out).
I've had heel and achilles problems for the last year. They're miserable. It's easy to think you're on the mend, start to go back to working on things like fitness, only to completely break down again, all with the risk of rupturing the achilles (which is good for about a year out).
Thanks for posting, Igor.
Great response, which makes a serious point about Vetokele, and resurrects the questions about the medical regime we've had in place for the last season and a half.
You don't have to look far within the NHS to see what happens when budgets don't match expected "delivery"
I've had heel and achilles problems for the last year. They're miserable. It's easy to think you're on the mend, start to go back to working on things like fitness, only to completely break down again, all with the risk of rupturing the achilles (which is good for about a year out).
Thanks for posting, Igor.
HA! I too got fat as a result of my injury! Lost all my pace too. Never actually had any pace, but let's not let details get in the way.
Agree that it is worth questioning the work of the medical staff, as groin and achilles injuries tend to require rest and carefully monitored rehabilitation as they have high risks of recurrence.
That said, to be fair, they have high risk of recurrence and there often isn't a magical cure. You can do everything right in terms of treatment, and a player can still break down.
This is a massive blow. I know it will be construed as having a go for the sake of it, but this stinks of injury mis-management again. Will possibly see Crofts offered a deal.
Maybe we rushed him against Leeds / Burnley to try and sell him to prove he was fit!!... Four months should be ideal as he can then be sold in January!!
It's a massive blow but it means we won't sell him
yeah but four months will turn to six, he'll return next March, help us avoid relegation and then we won't have to sell him as he will leave on a free.
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Is what Erol reported on Ahmed
You don't have to look far within the NHS to see what happens when budgets don't match expected "delivery"
Agree that it is worth questioning the work of the medical staff, as groin and achilles injuries tend to require rest and carefully monitored rehabilitation as they have high risks of recurrence.
That said, to be fair, they have high risk of recurrence and there often isn't a magical cure. You can do everything right in terms of treatment, and a player can still break down.
Lennon - six weeks
Diarra - six weeks
any more?
I hope that was nothing to with him playing in dead rubbers at the end of last season.
I found it strange that we didn't just continue fitness work until this season.
Gary Poole's, Cory Gibbs, Ahmed Kashi'sThose chest high waders DEFINITELY contributed to his problem.