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Please don't shoot the messenger.....but I think Lyle may be injured :(

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  • Solidgone
    Solidgone Posts: 10,231
    edited September 2019
    I can’t even get 3G/4G at The Valley. Bloody O2! Probably better off usually natural gas. 
  • no surgery required same injury as bauer 
     
    " lyle has the same as what patrick bauer had last season, its a case of him wearing a brace for a few weeks and seeing where we are at after he takes the brace off, well go from there "

    said lee bowyer

    bauer was out for just over 2 months with a similar injury 

    taylor might be back in time for another international break. 

    what a fucker that is, feel for him as this may be the end of his big move away. 
  • shine166
    shine166 Posts: 13,933
    no surgery required same injury as bauer 
     
    " lyle has the same as what patrick bauer had last season, its a case of him wearing a brace for a few weeks and seeing where we are at after he takes the brace off, well go from there "

    said lee bowyer

    bauer was out for just over 2 months with a similar injury 

    taylor might be back in time for another international break. 

    what a fucker that is, feel for him as this may be the end of his big move away. 
    20 goals between December a the end of the season will secure his pay day 
  • CafcWest
    CafcWest Posts: 6,189
    no surgery required same injury as bauer 
     
    " lyle has the same as what patrick bauer had last season, its a case of him wearing a brace for a few weeks and seeing where we are at after he takes the brace off, well go from there "

    said lee bowyer

    bauer was out for just over 2 months with a similar injury 

    taylor might be back in time for another international break. 

    what a fucker that is, feel for him as this may be the end of his big move away. 
    Doesn't do much for my bet on him being Championship top goalscorer either ... :/
  • MuttleyCAFC
    MuttleyCAFC Posts: 47,778
    no surgery required same injury as bauer 
     
    " lyle has the same as what patrick bauer had last season, its a case of him wearing a brace for a few weeks and seeing where we are at after he takes the brace off, well go from there "

    said lee bowyer

    bauer was out for just over 2 months with a similar injury 

    taylor might be back in time for another international break. 

    what a fucker that is, feel for him as this may be the end of his big move away. 
    It could mean we have him for longer than we would have had him if he didn't get injured!
  • no surgery required same injury as bauer 
     
    " lyle has the same as what patrick bauer had last season, its a case of him wearing a brace for a few weeks and seeing where we are at after he takes the brace off, well go from there "

    said lee bowyer

    bauer was out for just over 2 months with a similar injury 

    taylor might be back in time for another international break. 

    what a fucker that is, feel for him as this may be the end of his big move away. 
    It could mean we have him for longer than we would have had him if he didn't get injured!
    i would rather have a player stay because they are happy and want to be here - than being forced to be here due to injury. 
  • Someone needs to do a Risk Assessment on these pitches. Surprised our insurers don't insist.
  • soapboxsam
    soapboxsam Posts: 23,239
    For purely selfish reasons it would have been more advantageous for Charlton supporters if this injury occurred in late December assuming we are looking at an 8 week lay off. At least Lyle Taylor would see out the season and if an offer wasn't commensurate with his scoring and assists from Cafc he can move on to pastures new at the end of his 2 year contract with my good wishes having left his indelible mark on the history of Charlton athletic FC.

    Ps. I accept it would've been more advantageous for Lyle not to get Injured in the first place, but Football and life never goes exactly to plan !
  • Has anybody said what the injury actually is?
  • If we were to shoot the messenger, they would be back before Taylor.

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  • DanDavis
    DanDavis Posts: 1,131
    I might not want to come back
  • MuttleyCAFC
    MuttleyCAFC Posts: 47,778
    If we were to shoot the messenger, they would be back before Taylor.
    It's too late, he was shot long ago.
  • palarsehater
    palarsehater Posts: 12,304
    edited September 2019
    okay lets say hes out for 8 weeks from today 

    wigan a
    leeds h
    swansea h 
    fulham a
    derby h
    bristol city a
    west brom a
    preston h
    millwall a

    thats 27 points up for grabs, personally if he was to return millwall a would probably be the worst game to return to as we will be well up for it and he will try harder than he usually does and could re injure himself. 

    talking of millwall has the november tv schedule been released yet? 
  • soapboxsam
    soapboxsam Posts: 23,239
    DanDavis said:
    I might not want to come back
    The good news Dan is you Millie, Valley Phil and other messengers of gloom have been given a posthumous pardon.

    Get well soon.
  • Covered End
    Covered End Posts: 52,080
    okay lets say hes out for 8 weeks from today 

    wigan a
    leeds h
    swansea h 
    fulham a
    derby h
    bristol city a
    west brom a
    preston h
    millwall a

    thats 27 points up for grabs, personally if he was to return millwall a would probably be the worst game to return to as we will be well up for it and he will try harder than he usually does and could re injure himself. 

    talking of millwall has the november tv schedule been released yet? 
    Sky will release by 4th October.
  • PragueAddick
    PragueAddick Posts: 22,186
    edited September 2019
    Has anybody said what the injury actually is?
    Somebody in a PM told me knee ligaments but since that person's a rabid Brexiteer I wouldn't believe a word of it :-) xxx

    PS, that person is not @Sage, who I expect will tell us more once he has some info.
  • Sage
    Sage Posts: 7,283
    edited September 2019
    As I said in two of my original posts when this all came out with the photo’s, (and I got quickly shut down by a certain poster) the degree and placement of the knee brace suggested it was LCL.

    It is in fact an LCL tear. This specific type of injury happens by one of two separate ways. First way is impact, you get hit on the medial side of the knee and it forces the lateral side to stretch and those structures tear. The other way is you get your foot stuck in the ground and as you’re trying to turn, it can cause the same injury. Usually these ones are caused by impact though. I don’t know how Lyle’s was caused.

    I was told yesterday that we were talking early November time, but it could be ever so slightly earlier if he heals better than expected to. But that’s on the optimistic side of the fence. Cawley then confirmed today that we are looking at 2 months. Bauer got injured on 15th September last season, he played his first game back for us on 20th November in The FA Cup replay, and then again on 24th November - 9 weeks between initial injury and return to play. Therefore, with picking up his injury on what I believe was the 8th September, we can anticipate a similar time frame and why I’m quietly confident he will make the Millwall game.

    We have to hope that he really rests up now, has loads and loads of protein and gets himself recovered fully. I’m sure he will. Unfortunately, it does mean that he is very unlikely to play in October with his hair being pink to raise awareness for Cancer Research, but I am sure he will manage to do great in it anyway.
  • Covered End
    Covered End Posts: 52,080
    edited September 2019
    What will loads and loads of protein do ?
    (I think we can all guess, but thought I'd ask anyway).
    Oh and if it aids recovery, presumably Lewis Page doesn't have protein shakes ?  :smile:
  • Sage
    Sage Posts: 7,283
    What will loads and loads of protein do ?
    (I think we can all guess, but thought I'd ask anyway).
    Oh and if it aids recovery, presumably Lewis Page doesn't have protein shakes ?  :smile:
    Just to answer your question, even if everyone else can work it out...

    Proteins get turned into amino acids which is what the body uses to regenerate, recover and build damaged tissues. A diet high in protein will aid the recovery and aim to speed up that process whilst it can also reduce inflammation and even research to say it can minimise the amount of strength and mass lost from immobilisation.

    It would be really interesting to know what Page’s nutrition is like. However, Ben Talbot has a MSc in Sports Nutrition, so you would expect the club to be on top of it.
  • Thanks for this info, Sage.

    It's much appreciated.

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  • Sage said:
    As I said in two of my original posts when this all came out with the photo’s, (and I got quickly shut down by a certain poster) the degree and placement of the knee brace suggested it was LCL.

    It is in fact an LCL tear. This specific type of injury happens by one of two separate ways. First way is impact, you....

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    "We've had enough of experts"
  • I'm gonna have to ask..LCL? 
  • Fumbluff
    Fumbluff Posts: 10,152
    Love Carl Leaburn
  • lateral collateral ligament
  • Addickted
    Addickted Posts: 19,456
    edited September 2019
    Lyles' crocked leg.
  • Thanks for all the info Sage, great insights!
  • Sage
    Sage Posts: 7,283
    As @Stu_of_Kunming said, LCL is Lateral Collateral Ligament.

    Depending where you’re from (country) it might be called Fibular Collateral Ligament as it’s the connection between the Femur and Fibula. Similarly, the MCL (Medial) can be called the Tibial Collateral Ligament, as you guessed it, it’s the connection between the Femur and Tibia.

    However, as I was taught the way here in the UK, we use anatomical positions (medial, lateral, anterior, posterior, proximal, distal, superior, inferior) it makes it so much easier in my opinion.

    So in laymen’s terms, Taylor has torn (albeit not completely, as that would require surgery) the structure that holds his Femur to his Fibula which is on the outside of his knee joint.

    But I’ll stop now cause I don’t want to get on people’s nerves :smile:
  • as long as it doesn't include Lyle's nerves......:)
  • Alwaysneil
    Alwaysneil Posts: 13,826
    Doesnt get on my nerves, I find your info and insights very interesting @Sage, thanks
  • Sage
    Sage Posts: 7,283
    I appreciate all the thanks, it’s nice to see.

    If I have anything further in future, be it about Taylor or anyone else’s injuries/fitness, it’s good encouragement to keep posting what I can, because I know there’s many who do appreciate it and we don’t always get too much clear information from the club.