| Martin Olsson 21:24 - Dec 8 with 9802 views | Jinxy |
How is he? OK I hope. [Post edited 8 Dec 2018 21:24]
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| Martin Olsson on 21:32 - Dec 8 with 8051 views | longlostjack |
Didn’t look good. Knee or ankle? |  |
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| Martin Olsson on 08:05 - Dec 9 with 7671 views | shandyjack |
Achilles unfortunately |  |
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| Martin Olsson on 08:27 - Dec 9 with 7634 views | Jinxy |
Ah thank you. That's bad, but from what I heard at the time could have been a lot worse. We'll miss him. | | | |
| Martin Olsson on 09:45 - Dec 9 with 7495 views | LeonWasGod |
| Martin Olsson on 08:05 - Dec 9 by shandyjack |
Achilles unfortunately |
Bugger. If it’s a rupture that could be his season done. Hope that’s not the case. |  | | |
| Martin Olsson on 10:04 - Dec 9 with 7427 views | A_Fans_Dad |
| Martin Olsson on 09:45 - Dec 9 by LeonWasGod |
Bugger. If it’s a rupture that could be his season done. Hope that’s not the case. |
If it is a ruptured Achilles I doubt we will see him play for us again. |  | | |
| Martin Olsson on 10:34 - Dec 9 with 7359 views | Muteswan |
| Martin Olsson on 09:45 - Dec 9 by LeonWasGod |
Bugger. If it’s a rupture that could be his season done. Hope that’s not the case. |
When I snapped my Achilles Tendon, I was 48 and playing squash, I was told that it would take longer to recuperate than if I’d broken my leg. The surgeon also said that I would make a reasonably good recovery and I could expect to be able to play squash again after physio. Bear in mind my age and the after care I received back in 2001 compared to the treatment Olsson has available to him, and he’s a lot younger, I’d imagine (hopefully) he will make an excellent recovery but will take quite a while. I never went back to playing squash, mainly because I was off work for so long and didn’t want to risk anything again. â˜¹ï¸ |  | | |
| Martin Olsson on 13:13 - Dec 9 with 7142 views | swan65split |
| Martin Olsson on 10:34 - Dec 9 by Muteswan |
When I snapped my Achilles Tendon, I was 48 and playing squash, I was told that it would take longer to recuperate than if I’d broken my leg. The surgeon also said that I would make a reasonably good recovery and I could expect to be able to play squash again after physio. Bear in mind my age and the after care I received back in 2001 compared to the treatment Olsson has available to him, and he’s a lot younger, I’d imagine (hopefully) he will make an excellent recovery but will take quite a while. I never went back to playing squash, mainly because I was off work for so long and didn’t want to risk anything again. â˜¹ï¸ |
When I snapped mine I had come to the end of my footballing days, bar for the odd friendly etc, but I was into Marathon running by then, I was out for a year, so basically after that it was like starting all over again, never was able to run a Marathon after that , it left a weakness in the leg that is still there today.
saying that Neil Webb snapped his, he came back , but dont think he was the same player again.
Hope its not as bad as they think it is
PS only pain I had was when it snapped, and I managed to walk to my car and drive to the docs. |  | | |
| Martin Olsson on 13:33 - Dec 9 with 7104 views | Banosswan |
A rupture of the Achilles tends to be worse than a full snap unfortunately. It doesn't heal well. |  |
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| Martin Olsson on 13:36 - Dec 9 with 7098 views | theloneranger |
Nathan Dyer ruptured his Achilles in Feb 2017 playing against Leicester. |  |
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| Martin Olsson on 13:37 - Dec 9 with 7087 views | KingBony |
Same as Dyer’s injury last year no? |  |
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| Martin Olsson on 14:03 - Dec 9 with 7049 views | Muteswan |
| Martin Olsson on 13:13 - Dec 9 by swan65split |
When I snapped mine I had come to the end of my footballing days, bar for the odd friendly etc, but I was into Marathon running by then, I was out for a year, so basically after that it was like starting all over again, never was able to run a Marathon after that , it left a weakness in the leg that is still there today.
saying that Neil Webb snapped his, he came back , but dont think he was the same player again.
Hope its not as bad as they think it is
PS only pain I had was when it snapped, and I managed to walk to my car and drive to the docs. |
Same here with regard to the pain, excruciating to start but manageable afterwards. As far as my foot was concerned I had no control over it. It was completely limp, I was unable to lift my foot it was in a pointing downward direction, and yes also my injured leg is still quite a bit smaller than the other. It is surprising how quickly the muscle wastage kicked in. | | | |
| Martin Olsson on 14:20 - Dec 9 with 7010 views | 34dfgdf54 |
| Martin Olsson on 13:37 - Dec 9 by KingBony |
Same as Dyer’s injury last year no? |
I thought Fer did his Achilles? |  | | |
| Martin Olsson on 14:36 - Dec 9 with 6987 views | theloneranger |
| Martin Olsson on 14:20 - Dec 9 by 34dfgdf54 |
I thought Fer did his Achilles? |
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| Martin Olsson on 15:00 - Dec 9 with 6957 views | swan65split |
| Martin Olsson on 14:03 - Dec 9 by Muteswan |
Same here with regard to the pain, excruciating to start but manageable afterwards. As far as my foot was concerned I had no control over it. It was completely limp, I was unable to lift my foot it was in a pointing downward direction, and yes also my injured leg is still quite a bit smaller than the other. It is surprising how quickly the muscle wastage kicked in. |
Managed to drive to docs and home, he said I had just twisted my ankle! following morning I couldnt walk, another doc visited, didnt touch me at all but could tell by foot and the indentation at the back of the ankle what was wrong.
Just before Xmas it was,,,,,,,lazy waited on hand and "foot" one it was  | | | |
| Martin Olsson on 15:44 - Dec 9 with 6882 views | giantstoneater |
How did Roberts do when he came on? Naughton can cover there or right back or do we need a left back in the window on loan. Don't want Grimes filling in there its midfield for him or nothing! |  | | |
| Martin Olsson on 16:49 - Dec 9 with 6821 views | Badlands |
| Martin Olsson on 15:44 - Dec 9 by giantstoneater |
How did Roberts do when he came on? Naughton can cover there or right back or do we need a left back in the window on loan. Don't want Grimes filling in there its midfield for him or nothing! |
Govea looked god in the unders games and his fitness levels are improving.
Hopefully we will never see Declan John playing for us again. |  |
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| Martin Olsson on 17:13 - Dec 9 with 6774 views | TheKirkyLife |
| Martin Olsson on 16:49 - Dec 9 by Badlands |
Govea looked god in the unders games and his fitness levels are improving.
Hopefully we will never see Declan John playing for us again. |
I reckon the likes of Govea, Dhanda, Byers, Garrick and co. will probably be protected until January. The influence of exciting players like those at the end of the season could be a second wave of energy. |  | | |
| Martin Olsson on 18:38 - Dec 9 with 6662 views | giantstoneater |
| Martin Olsson on 16:49 - Dec 9 by Badlands |
Govea looked god in the unders games and his fitness levels are improving.
Hopefully we will never see Declan John playing for us again. |
He certainly improved us against Bristol Rovers the other night I got the impression that Tyler didn't want to be on the pitch. I tend to think after winning at Brentford perhaps GP will stick with Roberts at left back and Naughton at right, although I didn't see the whole game perhaps someone who went could let us know how he got on, one thing the highlights did show was that Dyer and Roberts seemed to link well. Hope Olsson is ok and has a quick recovery. | | | |
| Martin Olsson on 21:47 - Dec 10 with 6144 views | Loyal |
| Martin Olsson on 18:38 - Dec 9 by giantstoneater |
He certainly improved us against Bristol Rovers the other night I got the impression that Tyler didn't want to be on the pitch. I tend to think after winning at Brentford perhaps GP will stick with Roberts at left back and Naughton at right, although I didn't see the whole game perhaps someone who went could let us know how he got on, one thing the highlights did show was that Dyer and Roberts seemed to link well. Hope Olsson is ok and has a quick recovery. |
Govea has a real talent, strong and creative. [Post edited 10 Dec 2018 21:48]
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| Martin Olsson on 22:16 - Dec 10 with 6056 views | jackrmee |
| Martin Olsson on 21:47 - Dec 10 by Loyal |
Govea has a real talent, strong and creative. [Post edited 10 Dec 2018 21:48]
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Get the kunt in! |  |
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| Martin Olsson on 22:34 - Dec 10 with 6032 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Martin Olsson on 15:44 - Dec 9 by giantstoneater |
How did Roberts do when he came on? Naughton can cover there or right back or do we need a left back in the window on loan. Don't want Grimes filling in there its midfield for him or nothing! |
Roberts did fine at Brentford he even managed a good run into the penalty area and despite being off balance after a challenge still managed to get a shot away which struck the foot of the post. | |
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| Martin Olsson on 07:41 - Dec 11 with 5828 views | 34dfgdf54 |
| Martin Olsson on 22:16 - Dec 10 by jackrmee |
Get the kunt in! |
Didn't he do his hammy yest?
I'd be keen to see him in the first team squad now. | | | |
| Martin Olsson on 13:45 - Dec 11 with 5615 views | jasper_T |
Olsson's left achilles ruptured. End of his season and given the type of player he is potentially career-threatening. | | | |
| Martin Olsson on 13:49 - Dec 11 with 5598 views | nantywatcher |
| Martin Olsson on 13:45 - Dec 11 by jasper_T |
Olsson's left achilles ruptured. End of his season and given the type of player he is potentially career-threatening. |
Gutted for him. | | | |
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