Injury News Ndidi out for 6-12 weeks

[M17TT C]

****s sake.

Wilf has played a LOT of football for his age. Injuries like this can cause long term issues.

Unless it is just his age catching up with him:

U-17s players fail age-test scans

Nine players have been kicked out of the African Under-17 Championship in Morocco after wrist scans showed them to be over the age limit.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[jb5000]

Bloody hell, what do you do to yourself to tear a muscle from the bone?

 

[give_us_a_wave]

Bloody hell, what do you do to yourself to tear a muscle from the bone?

There are posters on here that could tell you I'm sure. Pretty sure you could guess who they are too...

 

[Pinkys Matchday Loafers]

Is it a coincidence that our injury record has significantly worsened since Rodgers arrival, is it due to increased training intensity, his reluctance to rest/rotate certain players and the continued practice selecting players with injuries until they break down and require a lengthy spell on the sidelines...... is Brendan really that focussed on the here and now that his decision making is only taking into account the next result and not the bigger picture nor the longer term welfare of the player. It has happened too many times, Ndidi twice, Vardy, Ricky P, Madders and Chilwell all demonstrate an ability to protect our best players, it is a massive concern.

 

[Payne74]

It's probably more to do with the lack of pre season and the massive gap in last season, if it was just Leicester I might think there is something in it but plenty of clubs are having the same problem, still playing twice a week so we can cram in the 2020 euros next year (that nobody will be able to attend) will definitely help.
Going out the Carrabo Cup at the 1st attempt is a big plus for Leicester this season.