8 minutes ago, axman2526 said:

Oh chronic eh? Another one needing surgery then.

Think just rest and rehabilitation. 

First, and by far his best performance of the season. By being the main reciever of the ball from the backline and allowed to dictate play.

Absolutely boggles the mind that the manager is trying to turn him into something of a Mount type inside forward while Caicedo is generally completely isolated in the build up. Talk up not getting the best out of either of them.

 

On 14/12/2023 at 09:01, Bob stark said:

Agree now what do you want them to do? 

Feed Mudryk of course

 

Media says it’s the flu. 
Poch says it’s his stomach. 
Argentine sources say it’s a sports hernia. 
 

What is it? 

27 minutes ago, Sconnie Blue said:

Media says it’s the flu. 
Poch says it’s his stomach. 
Argentine sources say it’s a sports hernia. 
 

What is it? 

hernia, you dont cry about flue or stomach

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33276883/#:~:text=Abstract,evidence of a true hernia.

Messi had that I believe. 

Football sucks these days. There is nothing enjoyable watching or hearing about players going off with serious injuries every few days. I'm not just talking about us either, even as a neutral fan I hate seeing this with other clubs.

3 hours ago, Sconnie Blue said:

Media says it’s the flu. 
Poch says it’s his stomach. 
Argentine sources say it’s a sports hernia. 
 

What is it? 

Maybe he's sick to his stomach of having a sports hernia?

3 hours ago, Sconnie Blue said:

Messi had that I believe. 

Yep, and he struggled with it for years. It isn't a specific defined condition, more like a chronic injury to the groin area that will come and go and only responds to rest.

Hate to say it but it could be a career-ender, practically speaking. 

Edited December 20, 20232 yr by SydneyChelsea

26 minutes ago, SydneyChelsea said:

Yep, and he struggled with it for years. It isn't a specific defined condition, more like a chronic injury to the groin area that will come and go and only responds to rest.

Hate to say it but it could be a career-ender, practically speaking. 

If that is the facts of the matter you would of thought it should of been discovered in the CFC medical at time of player purchase; and if it was pre existing , not one of the parties in the deal had to legally disclose that groin condition ? A marquee signing with a pre existing and potentially career stalling even ending injury. If it is true it appears to be more blundering on an industrial scale by Todd Bully and Clearfake. And we the fans watch a player with potential to be a new Fab struggle to live up to his billing and the suffering goes on.

10 hours ago, General said:

If that is the facts of the matter you would of thought it should of been discovered in the CFC medical at time of player purchase; and if it was pre existing , not one of the parties in the deal had to legally disclose that groin condition ? A marquee signing with a pre existing and potentially career stalling even ending injury. If it is true it appears to be more blundering on an industrial scale by Todd Bully and Clearfake. And we the fans watch a player with potential to be a new Fab struggle to live up to his billing and the suffering goes on.

Has it been announced that it is a pre existing condition. Is there any history of it prior to his move to the PL?

It was suggested as early stages of pubalgia. 

25 minutes ago, Sconnie Blue said:

It was suggested as early stages of pubalgia. 

Does that make it..... pre-pubalgia? 

 

 

I make myself laugh, even if no-one else.

Basically him and James should go get some surgery in order to save their careers.

5 minutes ago, Gol15 said:

Basically him and James should go get some surgery in order to save their careers.

If surgery will help Enzo he should absolutely get it now.

Get him back to close to 100%.

2 hours ago, Zeta said:

Does that make it..... pre-pubalgia? 

 

 

I make myself laugh, even if no-one else.

Sounds like a CV pre requisite for all our signings

1 hour ago, WhiteWall said:

Sounds like a CV pre requisite for all our signings

Zeta will be a coaching staff signing in a few years if not sooner!

21 hours ago, mojo said:

hernia, you dont cry about flue or stomach

I had stomach complaints that were so bad I was sobbing, curled up in a foetal position. As we don't have any footage of Enzo mirroring me.... how is a sports hernia different from your couch potatoe hernia?

26 minutes ago, Valerie said:

I had stomach complaints that were so bad I was sobbing, curled up in a foetal position. As we don't have any footage of Enzo mirroring me.... how is a sports hernia different from your couch potatoe hernia?

😢

sorry couch potatoe got me

16 hours ago, Valerie said:

I had stomach complaints that were so bad I was sobbing, curled up in a foetal position. As we don't have any footage of Enzo mirroring me.... how is a sports hernia different from your couch potatoe hernia?

Sports hernia comes with a proper excuse. Bone idle lazy isn't an excuse.

18 hours ago, Valerie said:

I had stomach complaints that were so bad I was sobbing, curled up in a foetal position. As we don't have any footage of Enzo mirroring me.... how is a sports hernia different from your couch potatoe hernia?

Its a fair point @Valerie. I have suffered an injury in similarly circumstances. I picked up a terrible bobsleigh injury during the winter olympics one year. It was a tense affair, Team GB generally were faring well, i maintained a close check on all competition as well as the leader board, as the degree of difficulty increased as the morning wore on and the course got slicker. Then i conducted a very quick manoeuvre, too quick for my frame if  i am honest, jumped up of the sofa to make a quick coffee between the Canadians and Norwegians and put my bloody back out.

Agony for a whole week. Ibuprofen, Voltarol, all manner of treatment didn't touch me. Even that Tiger Balm stuff. Nothing. Just had to grin and bear it and come out the other side

Did i make a song and dance of it though? This is the first you've all heard. I rest my case!

Edited December 22, 20232 yr by WhiteWall

4 hours ago, WhiteWall said:

Its a fair point @Valerie. I have suffered an injury in similarly circumstances. I picked up a terrible bobsleigh injury during the winter olympics one year. It was a tense affair, Team GB generally were faring well, i maintained a close check on all competition as well as the leader board, as the degree of difficulty increased as the morning wore on and the course got slicker. Then i conducted a very quick manoeuvre, too quick for my frame if  i am honest, jumped up of the sofa to make a quick coffee between the Canadians and Norwegians and put my bloody back out.

Agony for a whole week. Ibuprofen, Voltarol, all manner of treatment didn't touch me. Even that Tiger Balm stuff. Nothing. Just had to grin and bear it and come out the other side

Did i make a song and dance of it though? This is the first you've all heard. I rest my case!

Gosh,  how manly and brave you were to bear the agony of your bobsleigh injury without complaint! Just goes to show: everything is dangerous to the body. Best not to move at all.

BBC confirming it was a stomach bug that withdrew him against Newcastle.