Player watch: Danny Rose

[THFCSPURS19]

Ok. I'll go with the BBC in that case:

Tottenham full-back Danny Rose has had surgery on a left knee injury and will not return to action until next season.

The 26-year old England left-back picked up the injury playing against Sunderland in January.

Rose had hoped to play before the end of the current campaign.

Don't really see the difference, saying he will 'return to action next season' to me indicates that he won't be part of pre-season and might not even start training until the season starts.

 

[tiger666]

Don't really see the difference, saying he will 'return to action next season' to me indicates that he won't be part of pre-season and might not even start training until the season starts.

You read far too much in to things.

 

[THFCSPURS19]

You read far too much in to things.

Another article saying he's likely to miss the start of next season:

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...rt-of-new-premier-league-season-a7738876.html

 

[onthetwo]

hes got 3 months rehab to be ready for the new season....unless its an ACL injury i dint see why anyone would assume thats a push especially as we dont actually know what hes done?

 

[Jimmypearce7]

Poor Danny. On the plus side...a less attractive target for other teams?

I will make some arrangements for Walker to have a little injury too...

 

[tiger666]

Another article saying he's likely to miss the start of next season:

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...rt-of-new-premier-league-season-a7738876.html

Here's one that doesn't.

http://www.standard.co.uk/sport/foo...d-wont-return-until-next-season-a3540541.html

He hasn't even had the surgery yet. It's all speculation.

 

[spursfan77]

Hmm not good then

https://twitter.com/jackpittbrooke/status/864491562604126209

Looking at another 3 months out so you'd have to say he's unlikely to make the start of the next PL season on 12/13 August.

 

[Cravenspurs]

Using the lamela thread logic - surely this must mean he wants to leave/has depression/the club is covering it all up

Don't forget the love for nose candy. God people and their need for drama.

Not a doctor, but have been a avid sports follower for as long as I can remember, and exploratory usually means "dig out some cartilage or some small bits that are causing irritation."

 

[kaz Hirai]

Sounds just like lamela.

Came back and did some field work, bit.of hammering and painting

Took part in a few training sessions and still felt pain so off to surgery.

Hopeful he and lamela come back undiminished

 

[yido_number1]

Ok. I'll go with the BBC in that case:

Tottenham full-back Danny Rose has had surgery on a left knee injury and will not return to action until next season.

The 26-year old England left-back picked up the injury playing against Sunderland in January.

Rose had hoped to play before the end of the current campaign.

Next season is a figure of speech in this case. Pretty sure he will be back before long.

 

[Johnny J]

Goddamn fucking injuries.

 

[SandroClegane]

Clean up operations and exploratory surgery are much quicker recoveries than three months, if that's all he's had I'd expect he'll be ready for preseason.

 

[millsey]

Next season is a figure of speech in this case. Pretty sure he will be back before long.

Exploratory operation means they don't know what the problem is and are looking for it. Till they find it no one can say how long he will be our for

 

[millsey]

Clean up operations and exploratory surgery are much quicker recoveries than three months, if that's all he's had I'd expect he'll be ready for preseason.

If they find a major problem in exploratory surgery, how can that be? No mention of clean up operation. It will be looking for something that hasn't shown up on the scan but still causes him pain

 

[thebenjamin]

If they find a major problem in exploratory surgery, how can that be? No mention of clean up operation. It will be looking for something that hasn't shown up on the scan but still causes him pain

Exploratory doesn't generally mean they're looking for a major problem. It means they've solved the big problem, but there's still some residual pain which they can't pinpoint, and doesn't come up on a scan. Obviously there's a chance they could find something major that doesn't show up on any scan -- but the likelihood is that it will be something floating around in there that's causing him some pain. Obviously he's not in 'that' much pain, or they wouldn't have him training with the group, which he has been doing.

 

[Gb160]

If they find a major problem in exploratory surgery, how can that be? No mention of clean up operation. It will be looking for something that hasn't shown up on the scan but still causes him pain

Independant piece calls it a clean up operation...others are saying different.
Some are saying he's already had the op, some saying different.

Conclusion...they're all probably guessing.

 

[SandroClegane]

If they find a major problem in exploratory surgery, how can that be? No mention of clean up operation. It will be looking for something that hasn't shown up on the scan but still causes him pain

I realize that, hence the "if that's all he had" statement.

 

[RichieS]

Then we would have 3 left backs all in their 20s with international aspirations, how would we keep them happy?

Davies' future may lie at centre back (on the left of the three).

 

[DJS]

Davies' future may lie at centre back (on the left of the three).

Yep I'd definitely keep Davies with a view to being left centre back cover.

 

[southlondonyiddo]

That's it then

Rose could be out all next season and the next along with Lamela, Winks & Anderton

We're going to need cover for Janssen and sharpish otherwise we've got no chance of winning the league next season

We might have to settle for runners up again

What a load of bollox. I miss the old days