2022/23 Nathan Patterson

[Moomin]

 

[liamefc91]

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

Correct. A dr diagnosed my acl injury by watching me walk 10 yards. Fingers crossed they are scaning both because they cant see anything obvious

 

[Nymzee]

None of you know jack about sports injuries let's not try read anything into it till we're told how long he's out for.

 

[MACCA75]

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

I think he turned with his studs in the turf, so I’d assume he twisted both ankle and knee

 

[buededw1]

Both knees.....you would think he has injured one knee and that there is a concern that he may rehab the injured knee and return and then have the same issue again, but strange that something like this isn't picked up on his medical.

 

[MACCA75]

Both knees.....you would think he has injured one knee and that there is a concern that he may rehab the injured knee and return and then have the same issue again, but strange that something like this isn't picked up on his medical.

One knee!

 

[4737carlin]

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.

Us... we .. ?

 

[blulouie]

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.

Alan Shearer had 3 "career enders" mate.

 

[JLW]

He's a hardened Glaswegian he will be back in 4-6 weeks.

Saying that we will probably scan the wrong leg and still say he's out for 3 months.

 

[witchdoc187]

None of you know jack about sports injuries let's not try read anything into it till we're told how long he's out for.

The specialists on here appear to have already spoken

 

[buededw1]

One knee!

Both, i'm devastated

 

[Moggers]

Both, i'm devastated

Only one knee, tweet says 'Both his knee AND ankle'

 

[Vaughan]

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

You can diagnose an acl or mcl injury without a scan so that bodes well at least

 

[Azza]

Wamapoke Curse!

 

[buededw1]

Only one knee, tweet says 'Both his knee AND ankle'

i know jeeeeze