lee1001
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What happened to Ryan Smith? Last i remember he was out, badly injured. Is he still injured and when is he due back?
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Quick question...
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thegreatbriton
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i think he is on his way back, although he is younger than cesc, so i doubt h wil be seen this year.
No way is he younger than Cesc IIRC. He's 18 I think, but hasn't still recovered from that knee injury.thegreatbriton said:
RocktheCasbah
Established Member
Ryan will be 18 on the 10th November.
So I was almost right.
juz7_pi12es
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thegreatbriton said:
younger? no no..cesc is younger
arsenal4life
Active Member
it was ACL also
the same Ali's injury
it takes 7 to 9 monthes to recover
the same Ali's injury
it takes 7 to 9 monthes to recover
nosneb
Member
yeh.. ACL's are a motherf****r.. tore mine and am still doing rehab as well.. + they very rarely completely heal.. so im praying that ali and smith turn out ok.. 
nosneb said:
I'll assume that Arsenal has access to a similar quality of physician and physical therapist that the major American sports franchises do. Players come back from ACL injuries all the time. Jamal Lewis, an American football player, tore his ACL twice. He ran for over 2,000 yards last season, the second-most in NFL history.
Jinn
Established Member
Aliadiere is very injury prone however. When he comes back from his injury, he'll find it much harder to force his way into the side.
You have to feel for him.
The best thing he can do is to increase his upper body strength in the meantime.
You have to feel for him.
The best thing he can do is to increase his upper body strength in the meantime.
thegreatbriton
Active Member
Apologies for the wrong info ops:
ops:
RocktheCasbah
Established Member
Jinn said:
I think it's his legs and lower body he needs to work on if you look at the injuries he's had- hernia, ligaments, groin strains etc...
Jinn
Established Member
Yes, but if he's recovering from an injury, he won't be able to put much strain on his legs. I meant his upper body so that he wouldn't get pushed around so much in general play.
juz7_pi12es
Well-Known Member
good luck ali
Gazza Martinez
Established Member
Smith is one player I would like to see more of. I saw glimpses of world class potential from him in the the Carling Cup last season, wish him a speedy and full recovery.
Arnie
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nosneb said:yeh.. ACL's are a motherf****r.. tore mine and am still doing rehab as well.. + they very rarely completely heal.. so im praying that ali and smith turn out ok..
get well soon
i dunno this kid, is he good as well??
nosneb
Member
havent seen smith play as well.. but from what i've read about him on these forums, ignoring the obvious bias, it seems tat he has loads of potential and most important of all, wenger seems to rate him..
as for ali's ACL, i hope ur rite GunnerUS9.. i do know tho tat it depends on the severity of the tear (duh! :wink: ).. if its a complete tear, then he'll almost definitely need a knee reconstruction.. in which case it'll take him about 6 months to fully rehabilitate from.. the fact that its a similar knee injury that he suffered last season shows that his rehab program probably wasnt sufficient enough.. looking at the game and how he hurt it, there was barely any contact at all, which is an indication of how fragile ali is.. anyways, im gonna get back to praying.. :wink:
as for ali's ACL, i hope ur rite GunnerUS9.. i do know tho tat it depends on the severity of the tear (duh! :wink: ).. if its a complete tear, then he'll almost definitely need a knee reconstruction.. in which case it'll take him about 6 months to fully rehabilitate from.. the fact that its a similar knee injury that he suffered last season shows that his rehab program probably wasnt sufficient enough.. looking at the game and how he hurt it, there was barely any contact at all, which is an indication of how fragile ali is.. anyways, im gonna get back to praying.. :wink:
