2022/23 Nathan Patterson

[davek]

Patterson doesn't strike me as a cry baby. He looks like he doesn't make a fuss over a challenge and just gets on with the job. The likelihood of him being cautious with a knock and agreeing to be taken off is slim. For him to be carried off on a stretcher isn't a good sign. I think he maybe out for months rather than weeks.

 

[D410]

Hopefully his injury will heal quicker as he is a young fella

 

[COYBL25]

For me, if it’s a season ender, we should be going back to the drawing board for replacing Coleman. The lad has only played 7 prem games total and will be his 2ndish serious injury while playing for us and as we have seen many times before, probably won’t get to the level again.

Can I very politely ask, what your medical qualification are ?

As you‘re obviously an expert on sports injuries, fitness, conditioning and rehabilitation.

 

[PhoenixIreland]

Patterson doesn't strike me as a cry baby. He looks like he doesn't make a fuss over a challenge and just gets on with the job. The likelihood of him being cautious with a knock and agreeing to be taken off is slim. For him to be carried off on a stretcher isn't a good sign. I think he maybe out for months rather than weeks.

Hope not. He's been brilliant.

 

[DanB90]

Any updates from our head of medical Dr. Nicholas Riviera M.D?

 

[Northeastblue]

For me, if it’s a season ender, we should be going back to the drawing board for replacing Coleman. The lad has only played 7 prem games total and will be his 2ndish serious injury while playing for us and as we have seen many times before, probably won’t get to the level again.

That's the spirit.

 

[Charlie Sweet]

Well we have 8 games I think before the world Cup, Pattersen being out is going to be a bigger nightmare then losing Pickford for a few games

Ridiculous over reaction. Pickford is world class and wins us several points a month (recently anyway!). Patterson is a grand little player has only played a handful of games and we have a collusus like Coleman to step in.

 

[arch stanton]

Any updates from our head of medical Dr. Nicholas Riviera M.D?

Patterson died shortly after the he got back to the dressing rooms, hoping to be fit for the Boxing Day game though.

 

[Kylito]

 

[ForeverBlue92]

Only Everton could he injure both the knee and ankle at the same time.

 

[bicycleheader]

Using my expertise in the sporting injury field and almost 40yrs following football I can deduce that I've no clue how long he might be out for

 

[MACCA75]

I think the games after Xmas are the best we can hope for

 

[ToffeeTim]

Ankle AND knee doesn't sound good to me

 

[blueloon]

Ankle AND knee doesn't sound good to me

I haven’t seen the incident, but sometimes if an ankle gets “ stuck” it also transmits force to the knee joint. We can’t read too much into that at this stage, I’ve currently got an Achilles issue and knee pain, but I’m running the London Marathon next week. We can’t stop people speculating, but best wait until we get the verdict from the specialist.

 

[Kylito]

Ankle AND knee doesn't sound good to me

Seems a bit strange. The optimist in me likes to think that they've had to scan both because there's no immediately clear injury and you'd think an ACL or something similar would be pretty obvious and picked up straight away.

Obviously this is Everton though so every chance it's some obscure freak double injury