Buffon: I'll be back (7 Viewers)

[ZhiXin]

Buffon on the road to recovery Thursday 6 October, 2005

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Gigi Buffon is confident that he will be back in action by December as he continues to recover from a serious shoulder injury.

The Juve shot-stopper suffered the injury against Milan in pre-season, although the Bianconeri have not struggled in his absence.

The San Siro outfit promptly offered them Christian Abbiati as a temporary replacement and the ‘keeper has proved a worthy deputy thus far.

“I think Abbiati has played superbly and he was the decisive factor against Udinese,” said Buffon.

"And I'm following the expected path to recovery. In the middle of November I will be going back to training and I believe I will be returning to action around the beginning of December.

The Azzurri No 1 does have some reservations about his return though. "I have to admit that, in comparison with previous injuries, this scared me more,” he continued.

"Sustaining a shoulder injury as a goalkeeper is not good, but I am feeling good and I hope that my teammates will have kept us at the top of the League when I return.”

source: channel4.com

 

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[del pietro]

Cmon BUFFON!!! I hope that this injury doesnt affect his confidence when he returns (like what happened to Del Piero). At least now with Abbiati there is some competition in the Keeper department.

 

[Mr. Gol]

++ [ originally posted by ZhiXin ] ++

The Azzurri No 1 does have some reservations about his return though. "I have to admit that, in comparison with previous injuries, this scared me more,” he continued.

"Sustaining a shoulder injury as a goalkeeper is not good, but I am feeling good and I hope that my teammates will have kept us at the top of the League when I return.”

I hope that Buffon doesn't lose his bravery, that together with his insane reflexes and his ability to get up quickly made him the best keeper in the world.

 

[Desmond]

I suspect he'll need a considerable amount of time getting back from injury, obviously there is no point in rushing him back and risking anything especially if Abbiati is playing well.

 

[Lilianna]

right.

but what i'm afraid most,is that gigi may never be the old gigi he was. :down:

i won't be surprised if i see him hesitate to make a move,or receing goals he wouldn't if everything was fine

 

[ZhiXin]

++ [ originally posted by Desmond ] ++
I suspect he'll need a considerable amount of time getting back from injury, obviously there is no point in rushing him back and risking anything especially if Abbiati is playing well.

Exactly, that's y we took the loan of Abbiati for a year. We shouldn't rush Buffon back to the squad immediately. Monitor his condition during training would be better instead.

 

[Gep]

++ [ originally posted by Lilianna ] ++
right.

but what i'm afraid most,is that gigi may never be the old gigi he was. :down:

i won't be surprised if i see him hesitate to make a move,or receing goals he wouldn't if everything was fine

Nah! i disagree Lili. Buffon is too good for that. he'll be just as good!! Trust me!

 

[giovanotti]

++ [ originally posted by Desmond ] ++
I suspect he'll need a considerable amount of time getting back from injury, obviously there is no point in rushing him back and risking anything especially if Abbiati is playing well.

Right.I totally agree with you Desmond.

 

[djleli]

Buffon on the road to recovery
Thursday 6 October, 2005
Gigi Buffon is confident that he will be back in action by December as he continues to recover from a serious shoulder injury.

The Juve shot-stopper suffered the injury against Milan in pre-season, although the Bianconeri have not struggled in his absence.

The San Siro outfit promptly offered them Christian Abbiati as a temporary replacement and the ‘keeper has proved a worthy deputy thus far.

“I think Abbiati has played superbly and he was the decisive factor against Udinese,” said Buffon.

"And I'm following the expected path to recovery. In the middle of November I will be going back to training and I believe I will be returning to action around the beginning of December.

The Azzurri No 1 does have some reservations about his return though. "I have to admit that, in comparison with previous injuries, this scared me more,” he continued.

"Sustaining a shoulder injury as a goalkeeper is not good, but I am feeling good and I hope that my teammates will have kept us at the top of the League when I return.”

 

[Eddy]

Forza Buffon !

 

[Juve89]

++ [ originally posted by Lilianna ] ++
right.

but what i'm afraid most,is that gigi may never be the old gigi he was. :down:

i won't be surprised if i see him hesitate to make a move,or receing goals he wouldn't if everything was fine

I don't think so..... he will be even better!!

 

[Lilianna]

++ [ originally posted by Juve89 ] ++



I don't think so..... he will be even better!!

++ [ originally posted by Jigga ] ++



Nah! i disagree Lili. Buffon is too good for that. he'll be just as good!! Trust me!

i wish you are both right,cause i am scared of what will we see after gigi comes back

 

[mikhail]

++ [ originally posted by Juve89 ] ++
I don't think so..... he will be even better!!

There'll always be that niggling little question when you see him concede a goal, "Would he have stopped that before his injury?" Even if the answer is no, the question will linger. We'll see.

 

[Lilianna]

exactly.

 

[Dr-Juve]

++ [ originally posted by Jigga ] ++



Nah! i disagree Lili. Buffon is too good for that. he'll be just as good!! Trust me !

i do

 

[Azzurri7]

++ [ originally posted by Desmond ] ++
I suspect he'll need a considerable amount of time getting back from injury, obviously there is no point in rushing him back and risking anything especially if Abbiati is playing well.

Yeah, no need to play him early, as long as we're doing good and as long as we're on the top we can wait for him to be fully fit...

 

[/usr/bin]

++ [ originally posted by mikhail ] ++

There'll always be that niggling little question when you see him concede a goal, "Would he have stopped that before his injury?" Even if the answer is no, the question will linger. We'll see.

I REALLY hope he doesn't go through what DP did... It's the worst thing to happen to a player.. :down:

Forza Gigi! Forza Alex!

FORZA JUVENTUS!

 

[Azzurri7]

Amen.

 

[Lilianna]

i'm still in doubt

 

[Lawnchair Bes]

++ [ originally posted by Nawaf ] ++


I REALLY hope he doesn't go through what DP did... It's the worst thing to happen to a player.. :down:

Forza Gigi! Forza Alex!

FORZA JUVENTUS!

the cases are similiar, but imagine if that happened :frown: