Injury rehab

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roryg

I think something is fundamentally wrong with the way the club prepares its players and when they do get injured, the time it takes to get them back on the pitch. In Australian rules football if someone gets a hamstring injury they appear to be able to get them fit again in a matter of weeks. Suggest the Spurs medicos and trainers get in touch with one of the AFL clubs to learn some things. Also to see what can be done about Harry Kane's ankle and other problems. Seems to be a really ridiculous situation
 
roryg said:
I think something is fundamentally wrong with the way the club prepares its players and when they do get injured, the time it takes to get them back on the pitch. In Australian rules football if someone gets a hamstring injury they appear to be able to get them fit again in a matter of weeks. Suggest the Spurs medicos and trainers get in touch with one of the AFL clubs to learn some things. Also to see what can be done about Harry Kane's ankle and other problems. Seems to be a really ridiculous situation
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There are various grades of hamstring tear - with the least injured players are back within a week or to, the most injured take months to repair the hamstring muscle.

Not doubting the medical care cant improve but its wishful thinking that all hamies can be cured 'in a matter of weks'
 
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