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Re: Why will we improve? - Milhanna13 - 02-26-2020
(11-16-2019, 04:33 PM)JonHenry link Wrote:Agree with the list profile getting older being a plus BUT...
We seriously need improvement from some individuals playing midfield time:
Setterfield
Kennedy
SPS
Jack
Dow
Fisher
OBrien
Cunningham
Amen
This is where the season will be won/lost
If one or two of them (Setters and SPS??) can turn into stars, and the rest turn into really good reliable players, then we could be anything
Re: Why will we improve? - flyboy77 - 02-26-2020
I want Dow and O'Brien to find their feet in the 2s.
Once they're dominating there consistently, then think about picking them.
They're both 21 this year.
Next year they'll be cherry ripe!
Re: Why will we improve? - LoveNavy - 02-26-2020
(02-25-2020, 08:49 PM)flyboy77 link Wrote:Back in mid November when i made this post.
Gotta say this new format leaves me very disinterested - too hard to see what's going on....
Ah. That makes sense. The last estimate i saw for Charlie's return was July. Anybody's guess!
Gotta say I'm struggling with the new format too ?
Re: Why will we improve? - Gointocarlton - 02-26-2020
(02-26-2020, 11:21 AM)LoveNavy link Wrote:Ah. That makes sense. The last estimate i saw for Charlie's return was July. Anybody's guess!x 2, sorry Fly, I didnt notice the date.
Gotta say I'm struggling with the new format too ?
Re: Why will we improve? - flyboy77 - 02-26-2020
ps being the eternal optimist, I expect Charlie back earlier than they are saying too.
He did the latest injury 20 November and at that point it was deemed by Lloyd as a "3-4 month injury". Days after my bullish post!
So December, January, February, March is 4 months.
Has there been any formal news of a further 'setback'? Not to my knowledge!
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4169614/
Quote:Criteria for a safe RTS after patellofemoral instability ISAKOS
If bony surgery is involved, complete radiographic healing of bone
No complaints of knee pain or knee instability
Full or near full range of motion
No knee effusion
Completed neuromuscular training/proprioception
Satisfactory core strength and endurance
Acceptable control with dynamic activities (e.g., Star Excursion Balance Test)
Limb Symmetry Index > 85 % on hop tests, especially if resuming pivoting sports
Adequate performance with physiotherapist during sport-specific drills simulating the intensity and movement patterns of the athlete’s given sport
Athlete demonstrates a psychological readiness to return to sport (e.g., SANE score > 80/100)