Topic: Sadio Mané

[fingermouse]

I had my lateral miniscus 'trimmed' 6 years ago. The surgeon made an arse of it, needed a second op to remove it completely. Cant run without a degree of pain but strength exercises do help.

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[sms1986]

I had my lateral miniscus 'trimmed' 6 years ago. The surgeon made an arse of it, needed a second op to remove it completely. Cant run without a degree of pain but strength exercises do help.

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I would think there's less chance of that happening for rich, professional athletes. Sorry it happened to you, but at least it most likely won't happen to Mane.

[Samie]

Fat slobs which my uncle is one of did his meniscus and was up and "running' in  a month. And he's no professional athlete, believe me

[killer-heels]

Fat slobs which my uncle is one of did his meniscus and was up and "running' in  a month. And he's no professional athlete, believe me

From the amount of people on here and people they know who have suffered knee ligament damage it seems everyone is a professional athlete. How exactly are these injuries happening?

[newterp]

From the amount of people on here and people they know who have suffered knee ligament damage it seems everyone is a professional athlete. How exactly are these injuries happening?

professional drinkers...leading to drunken falls I am guessing?

[Samie]

From the amount of people on here and people they know who have suffered knee ligament damage it seems everyone is a professional athlete. How exactly are these injuries happening?

Not sure about others but my uncle did his playing 5 a side footie.

professional drinkers...leading to drunken falls I am guessing?

This as well on a night out. 

[jillcwhomever]

professional drinkers...leading to drunken falls I am guessing?

In my case keep fit, and not getting it seen to early enough by a professional. Regret it even now, as I still have problems with my knee.

[sms1986]

From the amount of people on here and people they know who have suffered knee ligament damage it seems everyone is a professional athlete. How exactly are these injuries happening?

Knee injuries are quite common, people use them a lot, and that includes meniscus injuries.

[SerbianScouser]

Had a great season. A first year as impressive as anyone else's in recent times for us. Worth every penny we've spent on him.

He's also clearly our player of the season even with being unavailable for 2-3 months of it. It still blows my mind how we managed to get him and how little competition we had for his signature. It bodes well for us that Klopp has such a refined eye for a player that he's able to steal a proper gem right under the nose of our rivals, brilliant stuff.

[rocco]

From the amount of people on here and people they know who have suffered knee ligament damage it seems everyone is a professional athlete. How exactly are these injuries happening?

They think there still young and able

[Crimson_Tank]

How exactly are these injuries happening?

some form of physical activity most likely.

[Black Bull Nova]

From the amount of people on here and people they know who have suffered knee ligament damage it seems everyone is a professional athlete. How exactly are these injuries happening?

Turning round to fast to accept a chocolate muffin is apparently a major problem these days.

[Welshred]

From the amount of people on here and people they know who have suffered knee ligament damage it seems everyone is a professional athlete. How exactly are these injuries happening?

A very small sample out of billions around the world in this thread it's not as common as you think.

I had my lateral miniscus 'trimmed' 6 years ago. The surgeon made an arse of it, needed a second op to remove it completely. Cant run without a degree of pain but strength exercises do help.

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I've got a meniscal tear, no way am I letting any orthopod near my knee though. I'll just be fine keeping it moving and strengthening it.

[killer-heels]

Knee injuries are quite common, people use them a lot, and that includes meniscus injuries.

Yes I guess knees are used a lot

[Butcher Knife Roberto]

I hope the filthy bitters are proud of their 'man's game' approach to causing injuries such as this. There's being firm-but-fair and then there's leaving your leg in on purpose. Am I right in saying it was Baines that made the 'tackle'? It's a good job I don't play football, because I'd be on him from the word go in the next derby and he wouldn't be walking off the pitch like Sadio managed to do. Absolutely no need for such a tackle, nor any of the others in that match. No doubt there will be elements of their following celebrating this news. Fucking pathetic.

Hope our Sadio is back soon enough and raring to go. No point in rushing him back though, let it heal fully and go for it next year. Young Divock will do us proud in the meantime!

[LFCEmpire]

I hope the filthy bitters are proud of their 'man's game' approach to causing injuries such as this. There's being firm-but-fair and then there's leaving your leg in on purpose. Am I right in saying it was Baines that made the 'tackle'? It's a good job I don't play football, because I'd be on him from the word go in the next derby and he wouldn't be walking off the pitch like Sadio managed to do. Absolutely no need for such a tackle, nor any of the others in that match. No doubt there will be elements of their following celebrating this news. Fucking pathetic.

Hope our Sadio is back soon enough and raring to go. No point in rushing him back though, let it heal fully and go for it next year. Young Divock will do us proud in the meantime!

100%

[rob1966]

From the amount of people on here and people they know who have suffered knee ligament damage it seems everyone is a professional athlete. How exactly are these injuries happening?

Mine I stumbled on a raised flag while running. I'd only just started back running after pinching a cartilage in my left knee on holiday and did the mcl. Gave up running on the advice of my physio.

[sms1986]

At least he's resting - https://www.instagram.com/p/BSgdfhfjbuP/.

[joekim87]

Turn 30 this year and within the last 2 years most of my mates (same age) have done their knee. Either MCL or ACL. Seems rather common.

[GreatEx]

I hope the filthy bitters are proud of their 'man's game' approach to causing injuries such as this. There's being firm-but-fair and then there's leaving your leg in on purpose. Am I right in saying it was Baines that made the 'tackle'? It's a good job I don't play football, because I'd be on him from the word go in the next derby and he wouldn't be walking off the pitch like Sadio managed to do. Absolutely no need for such a tackle, nor any of the others in that match. No doubt there will be elements of their following celebrating this news. Fucking pathetic.

Hope our Sadio is back soon enough and raring to go. No point in rushing him back though, let it heal fully and go for it next year. Young Divock will do us proud in the meantime!

Sadio's injury was the one instance where an Everton player was not to blame. I think they call it irony.

[The Istvan Kozma Fan Club]

From the amount of people on here and people they know who have suffered knee ligament damage it seems everyone is a professional athlete. How exactly are these injuries happening?

Badly lit ale houses.

[SwordInYourGut]

I hope the filthy bitters are proud of their 'man's game' approach to causing injuries such as this. There's being firm-but-fair and then there's leaving your leg in on purpose. Am I right in saying it was Baines that made the 'tackle'? It's a good job I don't play football, because I'd be on him from the word go in the next derby and he wouldn't be walking off the pitch like Sadio managed to do. Absolutely no need for such a tackle, nor any of the others in that match. No doubt there will be elements of their following celebrating this news. Fucking pathetic.

Hope our Sadio is back soon enough and raring to go. No point in rushing him back though, let it heal fully and go for it next year. Young Divock will do us proud in the meantime!

There was no intention from Baines. Mane's knee seemed to get caught under his own body weight.

[SwordInYourGut]

From the amount of people on here and people they know who have suffered knee ligament damage it seems everyone is a professional athlete. How exactly are these injuries happening?

Even non professionals get injured when they play a lot of football 

[Kelvinlfc]

Klopp said his season is over 

[killer-heels]

He said surgery is required but its not sure when for. What are the things that would hold up an operation? Do they have to wait for the swelling to go down?

[killer-heels]

Klopp's comments:-

“That’s what I expected. I thought he was lucky not more happened. He will be ready for the next season. That’s the only good news.”

[sms1986]

At least he'll be back for the new season, I feel sorry for him but he's resilient and he'll come back from this even stronger.

[SMASHerano]

That run-in is going to be painful without Mane. We've played 4 games without him in the league this season winning none of them. He's our most important player bar none and without him we look like that toothless side that finished 8th last season. I hope I am wrong but this injury feels like the end of our top 4 hopes.

[sms1986]

That run-in is going to be painful without Mane. We've played 4 games without him in the league this season winning none of them. He's our most important player bar none and without him we look like that toothless side that finished 8th last season. I hope I am wrong but this injury feels like the end of our top 4 hopes.

Lallana should be back soon, so that will help, and Origi seems to be in good form. Coutinho might not even miss tomorrow's match, but if he does he'll be back for the next one against West Brom. Besides, I would rather he recovered mostly during the break between seasons than in the middle of one - it would have been an even bigger disaster if this injury had happened in September or October.

[amirani]

Gutted he is going to be out rest of the season. But excited about the future with him in the team. He will be a very important player for us in years to come. My player of the season up until now.

Get well soon Sadio!

[Zoomers]

Had a phenomenal season. Rest well Sadio.

[wige]

That run-in is going to be painful without Mane. We've played 4 games without him in the league this season winning none of them. He's our most important player bar none and without him we look like that toothless side that finished 8th last season. I hope I am wrong but this injury feels like the end of our top 4 hopes.

Do you go to the game? If so, can you not please. The team is weakened. It needs support, not the moans, groans and negative/pessimistic vibes that you're spouting.

[TepidT2O]

Do they stitch the meniscus and let it heal or just trim it?

What's the better option for a professional sportsman?

[Kraken]

Do they stitch the meniscus and let it heal or just trim it?

What's the better option for a professional sportsman?

There's very little blood flow in the meniscus, so only certain sections can be stitched and heal. They usually just trim the torn area away, and expect knee/leg muscle to support the missing area.

[TepidT2O]

There's very little blood flow in the meniscus, so only certain sections can be stitched and heal. They usually just trim the torn area away, and expect knee/leg muscle to support the missing area.

Given it's the close season, is there not more time to allow the meniscus to repair?

[Kraken]

Given it's the close season, is there not more time to allow the meniscus to repair?

It's not about time, it's about location

Successful repair of meniscus tears depends to a large degree on where the tear is located. Tears at the outer edge of the meniscus (the red zone) tend to heal well. Blood supply to tears that extend into the center of the meniscus (white zone) is questionable, and surgical repair of a tear in this zone may not heal well.

[SMASHerano]

Do you go to the game? If so, can you not please. The team is weakened. It needs support, not the moans, groans and negative/pessimistic vibes that you're spouting.

You do know that this is a forum for people to talk and share their thoughts and ideas right? Grow up and start accepting opinions that are different than yours

[SMASHerano]

Lallana should be back soon, so that will help, and Origi seems to be in good form. Coutinho might not even miss tomorrow's match, but if he does he'll be back for the next one against West Brom. Besides, I would rather he recovered mostly during the break between seasons than in the middle of one - it would have been an even bigger disaster if this injury had happened in September or October.

Most of these players were available when Mane went to CAN but it didn't help. As I said I hope my gut feeling is incorrect and we do finish in the top 4

[Samie]

You do know that this is a forum for people to talk and share their thoughts and ideas right? Grow up and start accepting opinions that are different than yours

it's a forum of a vocal minority of bed wetters.

The sky isn't falling...just yet.

[SMASHerano]

it's a forum of a vocal minority of bed wetters.


The sky isn't falling...just yet.