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When is Chalobah's injury even from?Official from the club website.
https://www.chelseafc.com/en/news/article/injury-update-chalobah-and-chukwuemeka
Pre-season. It was called a hammy at the time.When is Chalobah's injury even from?
You see Tyler Adams? Re-ruptured his hamstring and will be out until February. No doubt if we signed him and this happened we would've blamed our medical team.Why is it that our players never seem to actually heal properly? Every time it's "they have had a set back"
The thing is, it's not just us anymore, there are other clubs starting to suffer the same issues, we were just ahead of them by a couple of seasons.
Something is wrong with football. We want to see the best players play, but so many of them are getting injured.
Reece posting that he will be fit "against all odds", Cole "shakes off a hamstring" to play against a bunch of schoolboys, You couldn't make this sh*t up.Pour yourself a drink. Kick off your shoes and settle into your favourite chair.
Another week and it's another long read. N'kunku next January apparently.
https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/chelsea-fc-injury-update-james-chukwuemeka-lavia-latest-news-return-dates-b1114238.html
I wonder how long surgery has been an option to fix him.I'm not a medical expert so we have to trust that the medical staff know what they're doing but surely we're not too far away from going down the surgery route given how much of a recurring injury this is.
You have to think it would have been on the table with the World Cup limiting injury, if not earlier.I wonder how long surgery has been an option to fix him.
Specialist surgeon - not the Chelsea medical staff - deemed the op unnecessary. You can only rely on expert advice.You have to think it would have been on the table with the World Cup limiting injury, if not earlier.
Looks like a carbon copy of Kante. Tried 101 remedies and then in the end he needed surgery.I'm not a medical expert so we have to trust that the medical staff know what they're doing but surely we're not too far away from going down the surgery route given how much of a recurring injury this is.