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Author: wojtek
Date: 31-10-2004, 01:35
| have you seen that? how did it happen? I couldnt believe one`s leg could be crashed like that. I wonder if he will ever play again.. |
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Author: VR6Vic
Date: 31-10-2004, 09:13
| I was half asleep watching the liverpool/blackburn game and just saw Cisse screaming in pain. I wouldn't say he will never play again but he will be out for the season. 6 months at best.
How about Reyes? Did he break his hand? |
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Author: wojtek
Date: 31-10-2004, 14:24
| he was only slighly flattened. On spanish newspaper AS they say nothing serious has happened, he will be ready for next game. |
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Author: wojtek
Date: 01-11-2004, 00:18
| does anyone know how cisse leg is going? Is there any complication with it? |
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Author: Richie
Date: 01-11-2004, 00:35
| He got a compound fracture, the operation was successful, but he'll likely miss the rest of the season. So it looks like were going to need a new forward, hopefully Tevez, not that we didnt anyway
It was very disturbing to watch, although on the bright side Baros looks very bright, and we should take at least a point off Depor on wednesday |
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Author: VR6Vic
Date: 02-11-2004, 21:13
| http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/40477000/jpg/_40477411_cisse_break270gi.jpg
There's nothing a band aid can't heal.... |
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Author: RobPaul
Date: 03-11-2004, 11:38
| Ah, this is a problem some people have...
Because of the amount of jumping etc microfractures build up in the tibia/fibia bones...over time the structure becomes weaker and if the leg is standing on the ground when its hit from the back it can fracture as this cisse finds out with double fracture occuring.
Such a problem exists in old army days with all the hard stomping...weakens the bones in the calf area... |
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Author: Frank
Date: 03-11-2004, 22:17
| Same injury as Henrik Larsson and look at how well he recovered. |
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