I think they need to open a bit more up for full knee reconstructions Rex wasn't just cartilage.
They probably just kept the skin and inserted a new bone into Diaby's leg, with a brand new knee joint and everything.
Gentlemen we can rebuilt him, we have the technology to create the worlds first six million dollar man! ( that's how much his wages would have cost over the last few years).
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-05-02/michelangelo27s-david-at-risk-of-collapse/5424994
Maybe Wenger should put in a cheeky bid for the Italian as a replacement for Giroud.
if we replaced bits of Diaby bit by bit would he still be Diaby?
If Diaby goes down in the woods and no one's around to see it, does he really get injured?
Seriously though, fuck Dan Smith.
Hopefully Ramsey being left out today against WBA was just a precautionary with a cup final coming up. Would be gutted if he has had a occurrence of his injury.
Clrnc wrote: Seriously though, fuck Dan Smith.
Gretar Steinsson probably feels that way about Diaby.
It's hardly Dan Smith's fault in any case that Diaby keeps picking up knee and muscle injuries all the time.
Does anyone know if Wilshere and Chamberlain will be available for the FA Cup Final?
Yeah, I think it's bit of a stretch, especially since he had close to fulls seasons in between.
It's more than possible that an injury like the one Diaby suffered could have all sorts of effects on your bio mechanics isn't it?
He was injured a lot at Auxerre too, apparently. Some people are just not built for athletic sports.
Have to agree there Klaus.
He has a muscle fibre issue that is the root cause of his constant muscle niggles, I think. That sounds quite unrelated to the leg break.
He's also had a lot of knee and ankle problems BW. Some people are just too injury prone to play sports regularly. Trust me, I should know.
Sure, just thinking of the muscle issues. The recurrent calf, thigh, abdomen and back issues seem to account for more than half of his overall injury list, though the knee ligament problems are devastating in terms of time out of course.
Klaus wrote: He was injured a lot at Auxerre too, apparently. Some people are just not built for athletic sports.
He was a bit injury prone but he should have been able to have been fit for half the season. The leg break totally ruined his career.
