Sonko injury update

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by Mr Angry » 23 Jan 2007 16:26

To be fair to the club, all that has been reported is that he is to undergo an exploratory operation; there has been no indication as to WHEN it will be.

It could be tomorrow, it could be in a week.

Royalupnorths's observations as to the process were hugely interesting, but the rant element would need to be put on hold until we discover that the op took place too quickly for the players well being.

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by Royalupnorth » 23 Jan 2007 16:28

Mr Angry To be fair to the club, all that has been reported is that he is to undergo an exploratory operation; there has been no indication as to WHEN it will be.

It could be tomorrow, it could be in a week.

Royalupnorths's observations as to the process were hugely interesting, but the rant element would need to be put on hold until we discover that the op took place too quickly for the players well being.

Its being done today!

http://www.readingfc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/Squad/Injuries/0,,10306,00.html

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by Barbazza » 23 Jan 2007 17:17

Has been done.

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by jetsetwilly » 23 Jan 2007 17:18

And was done.

http://www.readingfc.premiumtv.co.uk/pa ... 33,00.html

Successful cartilage repair. Too early to ascertain how long he'll be out.

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by savage 4 england » 23 Jan 2007 17:23

Doesn't look too good.


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by Royalupnorth » 23 Jan 2007 17:25

jetsetwilly And was done.

http://www.readingfc.premiumtv.co.uk/pa ... 33,00.html

Successful cartilage repair. Too early to ascertain how long he'll be out.

Thank oxf*rd for that!
Would appear that his cruciate is OK then.

Can I at this point, eat some humble pie? and state that while I disagreed with the op being done so soon, its not so bad if its purely a cartilage injury.

He will be out for approx. 4 weeks if its a medial cartilage (most common), or 6-8 weeks if its a lateral cartilage.

Expect him back for Middlesbrough game, if there are no complications.

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Edit.... I've re-read the OS report and it states that the cartilage has been successfully repaired.
Now this is either a error of misunderstanding, as cartilages are rarely repaired, or it may have actually been repaired, but this requires a lengthy rehab of about 3 months.
Its probably better for Sonko if its been repaired but this is rare and has more complications. I expect he has had the cartilage removed which will likely cause him arthritis symptoms when he's 50 but will allow him to rehab faster, and has fewer complications.

Good luck with it Sonks
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by Mr Angry » 23 Jan 2007 17:36

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jetsetwilly And was done.

http://www.readingfc.premiumtv.co.uk/pa ... 33,00.html

Successful cartilage repair. Too early to ascertain how long he'll be out.

Thank oxf*rd for that!
Would appear that his cruciate is OK then.

Can I at this point, eat some humble pie? and state that while I disagreed with the op being done so soon, its not so bad if its purely a cartilage injury.

He will be out for approx. 4 weeks if its a medial cartilage (most common), or 6-8 weeks if its a lateral cartilage.

Expect him back for Middlesbrough game, if there are no complications.

:)


No need to at all!

Totally justified concern from a position of knowledge.

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by Smoking Kills Dancing Doe » 23 Jan 2007 18:06

They'd have come out screaming from the roof tops if it went well, he means that much for us. Their silence imho means he's oxf*rd.

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by Royalupnorth » 23 Jan 2007 18:10

Smoking Kills Dancing Doe They'd have come out screaming from the roof tops if it went well, he means that much for us. Their silence imho means he's oxf*rd.


They have! :roll:
It did go well...

jetsetwilly And was done.

http://www.readingfc.premiumtv.co.uk/pa ... 33,00.html

Successful cartilage repair. Too early to ascertain how long he'll be out.


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by Smoking Kills Dancing Doe » 23 Jan 2007 18:18

I know, I just think they would say he's gonna be back in a month or so, if they didn't think that wasn't the case.

Maybe I'm just taking a very negative outlook on it all!!

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by 2.8 lita injection » 23 Jan 2007 20:46

Thats a relief, it could had a been a lot worse.

Get well soon Sonko.

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by Mr Sonko » 23 Jan 2007 22:47

Couldnt a repair mean just a 'trim' of the cartlidge. I thought this was often the way they were handled?

In case you wondered mine is fine!

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by Royalupnorth » 24 Jan 2007 09:55

Mr Sonko Couldnt a repair mean just a 'trim' of the cartlidge. I thought this was often the way they were handled?

In case you wondered mine is fine!

Yeah, your right - removing the damaged bit of cartilage.
I hope that's what they mean.

Michael Owen had his cartilage repaired in the true sense of the world, but that was because he is out for months anyway.


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by 79Royal » 24 Jan 2007 10:19

When I had my cartlidge 'trimmed' I was out for about 3 months. However, I didn't have the access to the facilities that Sonks has and he is obviously much fitter than I am generally, so I'd say four to 6 weeks is a fair assumption to make.

That means Middlesbrough or Pompey game. Let's hope there's no complications.

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by Wycombe Royal » 24 Jan 2007 10:37

I think there might be further damage that hasn't been made public yet, hence why they are being a bit vague in their statements.

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by Royalupnorth » 24 Jan 2007 10:57

Wycombe Royal I think there might be further damage that hasn't been made public yet, hence why they are being a bit vague in their statements.

I considered that, but then thought why?
They now know conclusively what is wrong, there is no need to be vague.
If there was other damage, then he will take longer to rehab, then we will all think that Fearn is shite because he takes so long to get players back.
Its best for all concerned to be honest about it.
But, I think they are being vague because its difficult to say for sure how long it will take on the same day as the operation.
I think we will find out more in a week or so.

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by Wycombe Royal » 24 Jan 2007 11:09

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Wycombe Royal I think there might be further damage that hasn't been made public yet, hence why they are being a bit vague in their statements.

I considered that, but then thought why?

Maybe they don't want other clubs to know how desperate we are to sign a centre back?

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by Royalupnorth » 24 Jan 2007 11:16

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Wycombe Royal I think there might be further damage that hasn't been made public yet, hence why they are being a bit vague in their statements.

I considered that, but then thought why?

Maybe they don't want other clubs to know how desperate we are to sign a centre back?

Yeah, good thinking.
Glad there are likeminded conspiracy theorists on here.

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by gazzer, loyal royal » 24 Jan 2007 11:30

i don't think the club are going to put a return date on any players at the moment after they initially said Kitson would only be out for 4 weeks with a knee injury.

I think Coppell may have to dig deep to fill the void, especially if cartilage ahs been repaired, doesn't sound good. However, there aren't many opportunities at centre back at the moment, with clubs like Blackburn, Newcastle, West Ham all looking for centre backs, who all have bigger spending power than we do.

Expect to see Bennett come in, and maybe a bid for someone like Curtis Davis, or the bloke from Luton, testing their resolve to keep the player

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by Wycombe Royal » 24 Jan 2007 12:00

gazzer, loyal royal and maybe a bid for someone like Curtis Davis

Of course we will.......

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