Hooper

[areNOTwhatTHEYseem]

1 minute ago, Wednesday_Jack said:

That

 

Were talking about a player who hasn't played competitive football for 9months...there will be niggles along the way on the road to regaining fitness, hence the need to play less competitive U23 games. These games are more for seeing how his body and previous injury reacts.

 

I'm not worried in the slightest. As a player you would have to have an exceptional road to recovery to not come across one or two little niggles.

 

Its not as though his leg as fallen off, it reads more a precautionary couple of days rest and recovery.

 

But why does this only happen at Wednesday, though!?

 

It doesn't, you say?

 

Oh.

[Wednesday_Jack]

13 minutes ago, areNOTwhatTHEYseem said:

 

But why does this only happen at Wednesday, though!?

 

It doesn't, you say?

 

Oh.

 

its happens at every club...you cant pretend it doesn't!!

[Watto]

1 hour ago, areNOTwhatTHEYseem said:

 

It's fairly common for players returning from a lengthy injury layoff to suffer other injuries as they attempt to get back up to speed.

Especially foo.kin Wedneday one's!

[areNOTwhatTHEYseem]

18 minutes ago, Wednesday_Jack said:

its happens at every club...you cant pretend it doesn't!!

 

[Spookone]

1 hour ago, FreshOwl said:

But all the same you just couldn’t make it up could you 

Don't see why not - some people on here do it quite often 

[Shetland Owl]

https://www.thestar.co.uk/sport/football/sheffield-wednesday/sheffield-wednesday-new-injury-puts-gary-hooper-comeback-on-hold-1-9361078

[helmut_rooster]

2 hours ago, FreshOwl said:

And that’s how it all starts, the dreaded ‘back monday’ vote of confidence 

 

weeks down the line still nowhere to be seen 

 

You know what comes after that.......2 weeks 

[tarn owl]

Can we all not melt down everytime someone picks up a knock. Yes we have a bad history with injuries, but it is calming down. Plus we are doing ok without Hooper, Lets bring him back when fully ready. Every team has some injuries.

[oldishowl]

I think this probably came on when Hooper saw the recent weather. 

Used to happen to me on cold Sunday mornings 

[royalowlisback]

It will be Christmas time before we see any decent use out of Hooper.

 

Will probably have to play another couple of u23 games now, then there is the next international break.

 

From previous injuries, it usually takes him out 6 - 8 games to get back to anything even approaching full fitness - Hooper is either fit, or shockingly out of shape for a footballer - there is no in between for him.

[WalthamOwl]

I bloody hope it’s not to bad. Be a massive boost to have him back. 

[The Dukeries Owl]

2 hours ago, Wednesday_Jack said:

That

 

Were talking about a player who hasn't played competitive football for 9months...there will be niggles along the way on the road to regaining fitness, hence the need to play less competitive U23 games. These games are more for seeing how his body and previous injury reacts.

 

I'm not worried in the slightest. As a player you would have to have an exceptional road to recovery to not come across one or two little niggles.

 

Its not as though his leg as fallen off, it reads more a precautionary couple of days rest and recovery.

 

If one of his legs had fallen off we'd have to change his name from Hooper to Hopper 

[Jon Newsome]

3 hours ago, james o connor said:

People waiting for him to come back play 30 games and save us from the mess we are in are deluding themselves . Another one all but done 

 

Agree with you, it's been going on too long now. We have too many class players constantly on the treatment table, we need to sort this out as a club as it's a massive waste of resources. I have pretty much written the likes of Lee, Hooper, Abdi etc out of my mind for the season. 

[Guest Bulgaria]

3 hours ago, sw1867 said:

 

Was this in the Villa press conference?

 

If not, where has this come from?

 

Only a swfc player would get injured in a press conference.

[MrTacoSWFC]

It's a bluff.... in tomorrow's squad for sure

[dewsburyowl58]

6 hours ago, torres said:

 

If they even think about giving him a new contract they are thicker than I thought 

Written off even before he comes back !!!! 

[Guest]

6 hours ago, Wednesday_Jack said:

That

 

Were talking about a player who hasn't played competitive football for 9months...there will be niggles along the way on the road to regaining fitness, hence the need to play less competitive U23 games. These games are more for seeing how his body and previous injury reacts.

 

I'm not worried in the slightest. As a player you would have to have an exceptional road to recovery to not come across one or two little niggles.

 

Its not as though his leg as fallen off, it reads more a precautionary couple of days rest and recovery.

So the last 9 months are not deemed to be on the road to fitness. This road is as long as the sodding M1

[FreshOwl]

7 hours ago, areNOTwhatTHEYseem said:

 

You don't think so?

To my knowledge thats testicles. If it does happen, it only happens to the crocks. Happy to be proved wrong though 

[areNOTwhatTHEYseem]

1 hour ago, FreshOwl said:

To my knowledge thats testicles. If it does happen, it only happens to the crocks. Happy to be proved wrong though 

 

It's widely accepted that athletes returning to competition after injury are at greater risk of re-injury.

 

Pre-existing injuries can alter how the body moves. As a result, players returning after a long layoff have a higher risk of injury than the original risk of getting hurt.

 

There are countless examples of players who suffer setbacks on their way back after long-term injury.

[legendaryswan]

JL must see more sicknotes then the quacks at the hallamshire

Edited September 21, 2018 by legendaryswan