Even Tyson’s legs have got more movement in them than Forsters.
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Player Guglielmo Vicario
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I don't remember the exact incident but I think in the first half he was either claiming a high ball or sweeping up, he seemed to catch his boot in the turf and invert his ankle a bit.
Think it was the Porro dodgy header back to him?
We need be brave and give him a chance
Good news that Ange included Forster in EL squad, with Austin available as a back up.
Question is how long is Vicario out for - but surgery suggests a minimum of 2 months out and maybe 3 or even 4 months out to me.
Yep ... With a laymans opinion ... I'de agree 3 months minimum .. Any pro medics on here?
Many have already given up hope with our med team..... Maybe we should go down the witch doctor route instead:
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_RPfOiKINE
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDeI5hC83o8
Forster would be a perfectly fine 3rd choice, largely due to being HG, relatively cheap, experienced, not gonna kick up a fuss about not playing, and most importantly almost never going to actually play. Like how Scott Carson has been hoovering up medals at City all these years.
The fact that he's now our Number 1 for the immediate future is a fucking disaster.
Many have already given up hope with our med team..... Maybe we should go down the witch doctor route instead:
We could play both of them at the same time and still probably struggle
Just to get everyone in the mood
Can he just play with a cast???
With a cast of world class players in front of him - no problem !
The average recovery time for a broken ankle is 6-8 weeks. But that's for daily life so you'd expect a couple weeks more for him to be ruled fit for competitive sports.
EDIT: Did a double check and yeah, it can take as long as 16 weeks. So 3ish months.
Many have already given up hope with our med team..... Maybe we should go down the witch doctor route instead:
Can’t be any worse!
Knowing our medical team they’ll have operated on the wrong ankle!