I was just kidding, mostly about the weather. Took the Virgin train up a few times from London when Basti (barely) played for United, to go visit him.
Oh don't worry, I didn't at all take that negatively haha. You do get used to the weather, kinda, honest.
Even worse jesus a fellow footballer knows **** all about football injuries. Though my money is on you are full of ****.
I lived in Manchester in the 90s and early 2000s...had season ticket's at Old Trafford.....was living in Cheadle. DD
It generally doesn't. You rarely see a footballer sprain his ankle and miss more than a month unless the ligaments are damaged. They usually come back to training in a week or two. 'Generally'. Since nobody here can read i'll highlight it again. https://www.sheddonphysio.com/prevention-of-ankle-injuries-in-soccer-players/ 1st degree: 2 to 10 days 2nd degree: 10 to 30 days 3rd degree: 30 to 90 days Only a few ankle sprains take more than 30 days to heal. It happens but only if you are very unlucky. I have been watching football long enougk to know that if a guy on my team sprains his ankle he'll return in couple games.
That doesn't sound too promising tbh. All this time off since being shut down again and the AS break and it's still not definitive. Outlook for the rest of the season for him is on the wrong side it seems
Damn...I really don't understand what this injury was/is. Really miss Tari on the court. He makes a HUGE difference for the Rockets, and him and Alpi play really well together. Having Tari and Amen on the court together at the same time could create all kinds of havoc.
He is the glue and a leader on this team even at his young age. He has lead the team in +/- and net ratings since he was drafted. He's a winning player. Make sure his leg is 100% healed before he comes back. We need him at full strength.
It is pretty clear that the Rockets completely and totally mishandled a serious injury to one of our best young players. Absolutely embarrassing stuff.
