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  1. 17 minutes ago, WHY said:

    Like I say it maybe easier to leak but I don’t think players sit in the treatment room with a sign round their neck saying they are injured. Could be in there for a number of reasons.

    Yes, but let's say, for example a player is having his knee examined and the kit man walks in. He'll say "hey so-and-so, what's up?" and the player will probably say.

  2. 2 minutes ago, WHY said:

    What I find odd is that when Grealish is injured there are always plenty of ITK’s who say he I will be out and have always been proven to be right. I haven’t seen one of these who have came out and say if he’s staying or going. Might be because an injury is more likely to be leaked but I wouldn’t have thought so. Even Sky and other media outlets have ever came out with an injury story on him until the team sheet is revealed.

     If a player is in the treatment room, all sorts of people are wandering in and out and will see what is going on (and will ask the player if he's injured). People don't wander in and out of the Chairman's office in the same way.

  3. Just now, jayEm said:

    It's from (I assume) the Villa forum on Reddit. I can't see his other posts but the guy says "Nope. I'll just tell you what I've been told because don't put much stock in it personally, but Leon Bailey is a definite, James ward prowse, maybe Todd cantwell and grealish is definitely signing; all this is just agent talk to get him a better deal. I personally don't buy it much but there you are"

    Thanks!

  4. 33 minutes ago, Chine said:

    Does alcohol consumption have an effect on shin splints ?

    There is actually no such thing as shin splints.

    What Jack had was a tibial stress fracture.

     

    This article states "Alcohol consumption is a known risk factor for traumatic injuries of all types and has been shown to produce detrimental effects on bone metabolism."

    https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3139786/

     

    While this study, admittedly on female army recruits, found that: "Compared with their non-stress-fracture counterparts, recruits who developed stress fractures were more likely to report current or past... alcoholic drinking of > 10 drinks/week..."

    https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s001980170155

     

     

     

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  5. 11 minutes ago, Keyblade said:

    Yeah I wonder about that. Don't think we'll hear anything about it one way or another unfortunately. It'd be very odd for City to spend 100m on a player they know has a limited time left to play. It's not like he's the difference between them winning trophies or not.

    These stress fractures won't end his career prematurely, but they could recur, causing him to need time out, if the cause of them isn't addressed (e.g. amount of running, type of surface, alignment of his limbs, alcohol consumption etc.)

    The only way this would end his career early is if he continued playing with one and his leg broke from an impact that you wouldn't normally expect to break a leg.

    Fortunately these days, when a Villa player complains of shin-pain in pre-season, he is taken seriously and not just told he is being a wimp with disastorous consequences.

  6. 5 minutes ago, The_Steve said:

    See. This whole conspiracy about Twitter is so dumb. Took two minutes to find 

     

    Proves nothing 

     

    Not that I know much about twitter, but if you go to that tweet, and click that TeamUnited hashtag, the majority of its use seems to be for non-Man United tweets and you can't actually tell from that tweet that it refers to Man U. I think it might have just been missed by whoever is deleting them. Alternatively, if tweets have only been deleted in the last hour or so, it might be deleted soon.

  7. 48 minutes ago, HalfTimePost said:

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    Just to start this evening's panic attacks. Conspicuous lack of anything Villa or 'looking forward to getting back to it's etc. 

     

    I wish one of our medical team would tell Jack that there is a correlation between alcohol consumption and increased stress fracture risk. He shouldn't be boozing then training hard in close proximity to each other. Do one or the other, but not both at the same time. Unless he was just on a bike or something and not running, in which case it's not a problem and I'm talking bollocks.

     

     

  8. 12 minutes ago, GingerCollins29 said:

    Smith's not a doctor either, so when smith said 'he should be back in x number of weeks " he has been told that by the club doctors

    I have to say, as soon as we were told Jack had a recurrence of a tibial stress fracture, I told my dad we would be lucky to be back this season given that it would take several weeks to months for the stress fracture to heal, then several weeks more to gradually re-load the bone from non-weight bearing to running, then several weeks of training.

    Even if we had the most incompetent medical team in the world, they would know this given the time Jack was out last time this happened.

    Either they don't know what they are doing, or Dean has no problems throwing them under the bus in the interests of creating uncertainity about the length of time Jack is out.

    Last time, Dean kept saying that the medical team didn't know what was wrong with him despite the fact that the (correct) diagnosis of tibial stress fracture appeared on forums like this one almost immeditely after he was first out.  When people say "shin splints", I just ignore it, because there is no such thing, but when someone says "tibial stress fracture", as Martin Keown did on BT Sport, the other night, I tend to believe it because this isn't the sort of phrase that people just pluck out of thin air.

  9. I would be astounded if he goes from running on an anti-gravity treadmill one weekend to playing the next.

    If this happens, then the medical staff were either being extremely over-cautious in the first place, or extremely reckless now (which as we know from the last injury, they aren't).

    I would think he must still be weeks to months away.

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