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His injury? YesHis injuries were not non existent to be fair. I mean its well documented
The effect of his injury 18 months after? So bad that he can't even run?
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His injury? YesHis injuries were not non existent to be fair. I mean its well documented
What a bunch of shitty fans we have. Disputing injuries that were well reported. Having gone for surgeries and going through rehab for a few months.... now being disputed. We really live in a post-Trumpian fake news world.His injuries were not non existent to be fair. I mean its well documented
Lumbar strees fractures recovery can take up to a year. But it's not a condition with 100% recovery rate, for all we know he could have chronic pain or it took longer for a variety of reasons, an athlete may never comeback in the same state he was before the injury.His injury? Yes
The effect of his injury 18 months after? So bad that he can't even run?
I had one, the important thing is to not do anything stressful on your back for 6-8 months. That's what Rashford didn't do and it is possible that he still has some pain, but no, it should not take 18 months, not even for an athlete that sleeps in the best condition, recovers using ice and stuff, trains in the best condition, etc.Lumbar strees fractures recovery can take up to a year. But it's not a condition with 100% recovery rate, for all we know he could have chronic pain or it took longer for a variety of reasons, an athlete may never comeback in the same state he was before the injury.
It's to 4 to 6 weeks before returning to sport not 6 to 8 months. And generally 6 to 12 months in order to get back to previous form and it's more difficult for an athlete due to the thin margin, an athlete losing a little big of athleticism means a lot while it means next to nothing for a non-athletes.I had one, the important thing is to not do anything stressful on your back for 6-8 months. That's what Rashford didn't do and it is possible that he still has some pain, but no, it should not take 18 months, not even for an athlete that sleeps in the best condition, recovers using ice and stuff, trains in the best condition, etc.
Once for all, his issue is not his injury but his attitude. The best thing for him this year is that Pogba and Lingard have both left. Let's hope he stops wearing gold chains with his name on them and focuses more on the job he's being paid to do, otherwise I don't see him at the club next year at all.
Wasn't crap just last season he's been crap since the 2nd half of season 2020/21. He's been out of form for over a year and a half.Yes he was crap last season but so was everyone else, think he's done enough before to deserve another chance to find his form,
impossible to just replace the whole squad in 1 summer
I love it when people read diagonally and respond vertically, but let's not bother.It's to 4 to 6 weeks before returning to sport not 6 to 8 months. And generally 6 to 12 months in order to get back to previous form and it's more difficult for an athlete due to the thin margin, an athlete losing a little big of athleticism means a lot while it means next to nothing for a non-athletes.
As for the rest, it invalidates all your opinions.
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Tottenham have opened discussions with Manchester United and England forward Marcus Rashford, 24, over a move to north London. (Caught Offside)
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Yeah sure, that's what happened.I love it when people read diagonally and respond vertically, but let's not bother.
And his bad form started a year after his back injury.Wasn't crap just last season he's been crap since the 2nd half of season 2020/21. He's been out of form for over a year and a half.
The bad form started because he was playing injured most of that season.Wasn't crap just last season he's been crap since the 2nd half of season 2020/21. He's been out of form for over a year and a half.
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Tottenham have opened discussions with Manchester United and England forward Marcus Rashford, 24, over a move to north London. (Caught Offside)
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Absolutely nothing to see here.It seems there have been some discussions very recently between the player’s camp and Tottenham Hotspur. The London club feel negotiating a deal for Rashford is virtually impossible though – so that transfer no longer seems an option.
The smartest thing is sell him now. Especially if his awful performance for the past year and a half is injury related. Chances are he will become unsaleable next summer and we will once again miss out on an easy 50 million. And his wages are hilarious as it is.Rashford is going to stay. He'll get another chance and its up to him to take it. The club can't afford to let him go and realistically he won't have any offer, that comes close to what he has at United.
If he finds form again, great, otherwise it doesn't really matter if his performance is caused by injury or something else.
I've got a similar fracture as Rashford from what my memory of his was, and mine came around 15-16 years ago. Due to not being able to train my back muscles i use a cane for short walks and a wheelchair if i dont feel like torturing myself.His injury? Yes
The effect of his injury 18 months after? So bad that he can't even run?
If they do limit him then I can't see much point tying him down to a long term contract. Rashfords main strength was his explosive pace and if that's going to suffer I don't think he has enough other attributes to make up for this deficiency. We seem to be a club run on sentiment instead of being ruthless which is what we need if we ever want to get back to the top.I've got a similar fracture as Rashford from what my memory of his was, and mine came around 15-16 years ago. Due to not being able to train my back muscles i use a cane for short walks and a wheelchair if i dont feel like torturing myself.
Training muscles in the back will reduce the pains and increase the ability to move around, but if it is the same he will always carry a fair bit of pains, and as games go on his back will hurt more and more.
Surgery for a person with an immune system can at best reduce pains for a couple of years before making things worse.
I'm betting Rashford plays through the pains, but of course they limit him.
Assuming there is a club that would pay 50m€, that he'd agree to join. I don't see that at all.The smartest thing is sell him now. Especially if his awful performance for the past year and a half is injury related. Chances are he will become unsaleable next summer and we will once again miss out on an easy 50 million. And his wages are hilarious as it is.
Sell and replace.
That is a fair point of view.If they do limit him then I can't see much point tying him down to a long term contract. Rashfords main strength was his explosive pace and if that's going to suffer I don't think he has enough other attributes to make up for this deficiency. We seem to be a club run on sentiment instead of being ruthless which is what we need if we ever want to get back to the top.
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Is your goldfish named Choccy?as reliable as my goldfish
what are you on about here?Never happened.
It's not that simple. Rashford hasn't always been a lazy player, but recently he has become one and there has to be reasons for that. Lack of confidence, lack of motivation, feelings of disillusionment towards the club or the manager, or maybe his injuries have taken something away from him that will never come back.I live the difference in narratives for rashford and pogba last season.
Pogba was deemed lazy and lacking desire for not chasing things down on the pitch but rashford was seen as just lacking confidence for behaving the same way.
Yeah because Rashford didn't get criticism for being lazy and lacking work rate, never.I live the difference in narratives for rashford and pogba last season.
Pogba was deemed lazy and lacking desire for not chasing things down on the pitch but rashford was seen as just lacking confidence for behaving the same way.
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He's saying Rashford played with a back injury for 12 months and then went into surgery.what are you on about here?
you think United and Rashford just made this up? or...?
Athlete visibly downs tools during season while grossly underperforming.Athlete does excercises,
Redcafe loses its shit.
"He's shit, sell him"
"It's all PR, who does he think he is?"
Athlete doesn't do excercises,
Redcafe loses its shit.
"He's shit, and too weak, sell him"
"He's too busy doing PR to strengthen, sell him"
I think it's widely accepted that Rashford suffered a double stress fracture on his back which could be confirmed by him being seen carrying a fracture healing machine. To be honest until this day I still find it weird seeing the photo. Was it a cry for help letting the world know of his injury because surely the responsibility would lie with the medical staff in taking care of any medical equipment and not a player carrying it off the bus? I'm not sharing a conspiracy theory. It's simply just a personal observation that stuck with me which is why for me it's not misremembered the extent of his injury.That is a fair point of view.
His limitations, assuming the information i've read over time is correct, will prevent him from reaching new heights. With enough painkillers i suspect he can play at his current level for a fairly long time, but expecting him to be back to his best over a long period of time would be unrealistic. Some of that could come in good days, at best in a few games in a row here and there.
Feel like it has to be mentioned, I'm no medical expert at all. Maybe on the forefront of being a patient experienced with living with pains but that's about it. The information that came out before about his spinal break could also have been wrong, or been misremembered.