2024/25 Iliman Ndiaye

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If it`s just an over extension, with all the state of the art rehab facilities and physio, you`re looking at a couple of weeks.

Fingers crossed.
We have a record of having players getting what seems to be light injuries but out up being out for some time, so while hopping it will not be serious and we have him back in a few weeks, I have a bad feeling it could be the end of his season at least. The way he stopped suddenly when he was walking off the pitch and then got very upset makes me think the worst.
 
I hope your right but I ruptured mine and it felt like a really numb dead leg ( knee)

I could walk on mine until 12 hours later when I woke up and after I went to physio I found out I had only 34% movement in my knee .

MCL is a horrible thing to damage and ACL is even worse … hoping he’s stretched his MCL and will be ok soon

Dreading its an ACL … we saw what that did to arteta …. R9 was ACL too … it’s up there with snapped legs in terms of players never being the same again

After the Mangala injury moyes immediately said it was bad. There's a test physios can do on the spot which can give a very good indication if the cruciate is done . Moyes said it looked like he extended the knee . Nothing of course is certain until scans are done but id be hopeful it's not the cruciate or medial .
Lachman test, didn't see them do it at the time but could have been missed. Hope it's not the ACL I had three ops on mine and still have issues. Especially bad for someone who twists and turns like he does.
 
I found myself trying to gauge whether he was upset that he was out of the derby, or upset because he thought he had a serious injury...

I found myself inching towards the former, but I reckon a lot of that is hope rather than expectation.

We'll find out soon enough, either way.
Yeah it's hard to tell from his reaction, I imagine all sportsmen panic when they feel something in the knee knowing how serious it CAN be (especially when a teammate has just had a really bad one) but there's a whole spectrum of things it could be. Not always a straight correlation between pain and damage either. So I'm not sure if he can have known for sure it was so bad as to provoke that reaction, and even if the physios suspected a bad one they surely wouldn't tell him that on the pitch.

On the phrase "opened up his knee" it sounds awful but it reminded me of a Holgate injury a couple of years ago that was described the same, in the end it was 8 games (so slightly worse than initially suspected by Lampard) but right now I think we'd take that given the possible alternatives.

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….i remember chasing a through ball once that ran through and bounced into the keepers hands. As it did so, I’d put the breaks on and we bumped ever so lightly into each other. I’d turned side on to him and he ever so slightly put his knee into the side of my right leg behind my knee.

It was totally innocuous, nobody noticed a thing but a few minutes later it was half-time and I had to come off. With my foot planted I suppose that keeper ‘opened up my knee’ by hitting it side on. It wasn’t too bad walking in a straight line but any deviation was agony. I remember how much of a challenge it was getting in and out of my car.

No scans in those days, the suggestion was I’d ‘tweaked a ligament’ and I reckon it was at least 8 weeks before I started playing again.
 
After the Mangala injury moyes immediately said it was bad. There's a test physios can do on the spot which can give a very good indication if the cruciate is done . Moyes said it looked like he extended the knee . Nothing of course is certain until scans are done but id be hopeful it's not the cruciate or medial .

yes this is something positive at least. I tore my MCL and the doctor dd a test for ACL so it can be diagnosed quickly

though Mangala played on against Brighton ....

really hope its not bad. i was devastated for him. really hard to watch him go off in tears
 
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