2024/25 Iliman Ndiaye

[Blue Alert]

So he’ll miss the next few matches - all ‘winnable’ and the ones we needed to target so April doesn’t bite us… but potentially be back for April when we’d probably struggle, anyway. Perfection…

Broja, McNeil, DCL, Mangala, Ndiaye… all I can think is, “who’s next?”. Sure as heck won’t be anyone we can more easily do without.

 

[Tony’s Carp]

Not an ACL, that was all I wanted to hear. Hopefully see him again this season and fully fit for pre season.

The moment he was going off in tears with a knee injury I’d have settled for him being back for the start of pre-season, anything else this season is a bonus.

 

[Neiler]

Gutted, not going to lie.

Hes a huge miss.

We could do with Dwight back.

 

[ToffeeScot]

I just hope we will be in a place when he is available to come back where we don't need to rush him. Before April we have a few chances to win some games and if we do we should have enough to be safe and ease him back in.

 

[hetion]

Gutted, not going to lie.

Hes a huge miss.

We could do with Dwight back.

We've needed a good dwight back for years now

 

[Neiler]

We've needed a good dwight back for years now

A thought crossed my mind that he might not be as good under Moyes.

He was awful before Dyche came in.

 

[hetion]

A thought crossed my mind that he might not be as good under Moyes.

He was awful before Dyche came in.

I think he'll be sound. His main thing is that he works hard but still manages to create chances at an above-average rate. Can see Moyes using those qualities well

 

[HTCHERO]

Great it's going to be crappy Harrison attempting to play football...please hurry up and come back

 

[RomanReigns]

so he should be back hopefully around easter time

the resurrection of Illiman Ndiaye

 

[Neiler]

Great it's going to be crappy Harrison attempting to play football...please hurry up and come back

Be interesting to see Harrison play off the left, he's never really had a consistent shot there and its his preferred position.

 

[micknick]

Aww man

 

[Vaughan]

Medial crucial ligament is a nasty one to injure, but it's nowhere near as serious as ACL

Also they're saying damage, not a tear, which is a good sign

I tore my MCL and I heard a pop. If he heard a pop then he would have told the physios and they would have said you need to get off, though he may not have heard it above the nose and with the adrenaline/focus/flow state he would have most likely been in

I was back to some normality in 4 weeks, exercise in 6, and I didnt have access to the kind of treatment NDiaye has. I wasn't playing premier league football though

I was skiing down a french alpine side though with a brace on

 

[f.t.r.s]

Written in the stars for him to come back, score the winner at anfield and end their title hopes

 

[buededw1]

Recovery times for medial collateral ligament (MCL) injuries

• Grade 1 (Mild Sprain): Typically heals within 1 to 3 weeks.

• Grade 2 (Moderate Sprain): Generally requires 4 to 6 weeks for recovery.

• Grade 3 (Severe Sprain or Complete Tear): May take 6 weeks or more to heal, with some cases requiring up to 12 weeks.

The fact he wasn’t stretched off, I can’t see a grade 3. Let’s hope it is just a 1

 

[Runub]

Great it's going to be crappy Harrison attempting to play football...please hurry up and come back

I thought he has been doing a little better under Moyes