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\steewart still has to show he is as good as mickey quinn the fat ex coventry lad...never mind niall!My opinion.
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\steewart still has to show he is as good as mickey quinn the fat ex coventry lad...never mind niall!My opinion.
Now - that IS silly!\steewart still has to show he is as good as mickey quinn the fat ex coventry lad...never mind niall!
Micky Quinn was a proven goal scorer and had a good career\steewart still has to show he is as good as mickey quinn the fat ex coventry lad...never mind niall!
exactly. scored at the higher level than a championship a bit as well.Micky Quinn was a proven goal scorer and had a good career
He did, how much in todays market?exactly. scored at the higher level than a championship a bit as well.
would ruin the "pies" budget though...He did, how much in todays market?
Probs worth more than than Gyorkes lad
KLD has that structured as wellwould ruin the "pies" budget though...
No. He's right up there with Quinny for me. Excellent striker. I really hope he stays.
Quinn scored 235 goals in 524 games.Now - that IS silly!![]()
That's based on a full rupture?Science paper summary on this injury below
Stewart was injured on 28th January. He's currently at 176 days from injury (I think) not sure how long he waited for surgery.
He will be at about 200 days on first day of the season.
He will be at approx 227 days on transfer deadline day.
Results 118 athletes (mean age 27.2±7.2 years) were included. 113 (96%) returned to unrestricted practice after a mean of 199±53 days, with faster recovery in players involved in national teams. Return to competition was after a mean of 274±114 days. In the 76 athletes with at least two seasons of follow-up, 14 (18%) did not compete at the pre-injury level during the two seasons following the index injury. Six players (8%) sustained a re-rupture within the first two seasons after return to play; four re-ruptures were in footballers who returned to play <180 days after injury. Age >30 years and re-ruptures had higher odds ratios of not returning to the same level of play.
Conclusions 96% of professional male football players who underwent surgery to repair an ATR returned to unrestricted practice and then competition after an average time of 7 and 9 months, respectively. However, 18% did not return to the same level of play within the two seasons following their return, with a higher risk in those experiencing a re-rupture.
So, based on averages he should be back in full training on 1st day of the season and by doing so should miss the danger of coming back too soon/re-rupture.
But nearly 1 in 5 dont reach the pre injury levels within 2 years.
Thanks doctor, didnt KS say that more or less.Science paper summary on this injury below
Stewart was injured on 28th January. He's currently at 176 days from injury (I think) not sure how long he waited for surgery.
He will be at about 200 days on first day of the season.
He will be at approx 227 days on transfer deadline day.
Results 118 athletes (mean age 27.2±7.2 years) were included. 113 (96%) returned to unrestricted practice after a mean of 199±53 days, with faster recovery in players involved in national teams. Return to competition was after a mean of 274±114 days. In the 76 athletes with at least two seasons of follow-up, 14 (18%) did not compete at the pre-injury level during the two seasons following the index injury. Six players (8%) sustained a re-rupture within the first two seasons after return to play; four re-ruptures were in footballers who returned to play <180 days after injury. Age >30 years and re-ruptures had higher odds ratios of not returning to the same level of play.
Conclusions 96% of professional male football players who underwent surgery to repair an ATR returned to unrestricted practice and then competition after an average time of 7 and 9 months, respectively. However, 18% did not return to the same level of play within the two seasons following their return, with a higher risk in those experiencing a re-rupture.
So, based on averages he should be back in full training on 1st day of the season and by doing so should miss the danger of coming back too soon/re-rupture.
But nearly 1 in 5 dont reach the pre injury levels within 2 years.
Are you talking about Darren Anderton? The same Darren Anderton who played nearly 600 games?As the late, great Meatloaf would have sung " You took the words right out of my mouth " .
Right now, I'm starting to think of RS as our very own version of Darren ' SickNote' Anderson.
So Stoke have given Neilsy a big cheque to come and buy Stewart this window according to Nixon.
Must be offsky.
Medicals are neither passed or failed technically. They provide info nothing more, if insurers / clubs want a player to sign they sign even if medical suggests they shouldn't. Manys a player signed whilst injured.There’s no way he’ll be fit enough to pass a transfer medical before the end of the window, these reports are pie in the sky.
100% agree with the second part of that post.Giving RS a new deal on improved terms at this moment in time is a risk. Doing so AND paying a big fee for him is much more of a risk.
We might end up regretting whatever decision we make. The important thing is that whether he stays or goes we have plenty other options on the books.
\steewart still has to show he is as good as mickey quinn the fat ex coventry lad...never mind niall!