March's knee

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• Dec 12, 2015

• #1

Any news about Solly's knee? Stretchered off after falling down unchallenged. Massive shame if we lose a man in the form of his life.

Despite the goal, I don't think van la Parra is half the player Solly is. but thank goodness CH went and got him in.

 

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albionfan37

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its a shame for solly but i think vlp looked pretty good very quick he will get better considering hes not played all season

 

LamieRobertson

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• Dec 12, 2015

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albionfan37 said:

its a shame for solly but i think vlp looked pretty good very quick he will get better considering hes not played all season

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Any news?

 

mrhairy

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Could be out for the rest of the season.

 

nick c

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• Dec 12, 2015

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Long term injury is the report we got on the train back from the game from people who know,we've been so unlucky with injuries to form players this year!!!!

 

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He may not be out for the rest of the season. Or he may be

 

mrhairy

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As Nick C and I say above, could be out for the rest of the season as the comment came from the people that know on the train back.

 

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5ways

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When is LuaLua back?

 

Beach Hut

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Sadly does not look good for Solly as stated by others following info on the train home.

Looks like we may need to try and get this Wolves player to stick around

 

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• Dec 12, 2015

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5ways said:

When is LuaLua back?

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About 4 games before he's injured again. The guy is made of crisps.
Gutted for Solly.

 

dazzer6666

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Oh good, another 'guess the injury and time out' thread......

 

Blue Valkyrie

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Lua Lua
Bong
Baldock
Rosenior
March

That is a savage long term injury list.

 

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Milano said:

About 4 games before he's injured again. The guy is made of crisps.
Gutted for Solly.

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GingerBeerMan

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Blue Valkyrie said:

Lua Lua
Bong
Baldock
Rosenior
March

That is a savage long term injury list.

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But our two irreplaceable players are still fit, so there's that. Come the end of January we have two month of winnable fixtures. With our best players to return we could string many wins together for a late push into the auto spots.

 

Thunder Bolt

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• Dec 12, 2015

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Was it his knee or his ankle? It looked as though his ankle buckled from where I was.

 

Peter Grummit

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He jarred his knee, he didn't twist it. He was obviously able to carry on for a while. I remain optimistic.

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What was odd was that having clearly hurt himself running off the ball (no contact). After treatment he then continued. I don't know many players who hurt themselves running who can run it off. It was clearly a problem, possibly made worse by continuing?

 

Baldseagull

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Giraffe said:

What was odd was that having clearly hurt himself running off the ball (no contact). After treatment he then continued. I don't know many players who hurt themselves running who can run it off. It was clearly a problem, possibly made worse by continuing?

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This.
He should not have been allowed to continue by the medical team.

 

Albion in the north

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I thpught he caught his studs in the ground the first time and second time he was definitely holding his knee, as seen on the big screen.

 

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Giraffe said:

What was odd was that having clearly hurt himself running off the ball (no contact). After treatment he then continued. I don't know many players who hurt themselves running who can run it off. It was clearly a problem, possibly made worse by continuing?

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This is what I was thinking. The way he went down the first time didn't look like a minor 'run if off' thing. I hope by playing on he hasn't turned what could have been a few days rest into several weeks or more. I did wonder if it was a calf strain - can keep running with a minor one but high risk of a rupture.