Juve-Prince said:
The good thing is our captain is back 
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Injury Update 2006/2007 (5 Viewers)
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If he alone is good enough to destroy Verona, then hell yeah!
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Thank you, Don. +rep
I bet Del Piero wouldn´t even bother signing an autogram for Vidocq.
you are right, i think he is not ready 2 play a full match
he will be more decisive 4 the team if he come in the 2nd half
Thank you too!
I´m sick of you and the others who see nobody in Juventus but Del Piero.
I bet Del Piero wouldn´t even bother signing an autogram for Vidocq.
Juve-Prince said:
you are right, i think he is not ready 2 play a full match he will be more decisive 4 the team if he come in the 2nd half
I´m sick of you and the others who see nobody in Juventus but Del Piero.
Medical Bulletin: Thursday, 7th December
Del Piero, Zalayeta and Piccolo: are all back training with the squad and will be available for Saturday’s clash with Verona.
Trezeguet & Zanetti: have been carrying out individual work and will be back with the rest of the squad from Monday onwards.
Marchionni: will be back in time for the Bianconeri’s away trip to Bologna in two weeks time, if not before.
Tudor: will still need another few weeks before he can be declared fully fit and available to play.
Giannichedda: is recovering well from the problem with his left calf muscle but is not expected back until January.
Legrottaglie: continues to undergo physiotherapy on his shoulder and is expected back with the team no later than three months after the date of the injury.
Del Piero, Zalayeta and Piccolo: are all back training with the squad and will be available for Saturday’s clash with Verona.
Trezeguet & Zanetti: have been carrying out individual work and will be back with the rest of the squad from Monday onwards.
Marchionni: will be back in time for the Bianconeri’s away trip to Bologna in two weeks time, if not before.
Tudor: will still need another few weeks before he can be declared fully fit and available to play.
Giannichedda: is recovering well from the problem with his left calf muscle but is not expected back until January.
Legrottaglie: continues to undergo physiotherapy on his shoulder and is expected back with the team no later than three months after the date of the injury.
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No wonder Giannichedda is injured for so long.
No wonder Giannichedda is injured for so long.
:lick: :rofl2: :eyebrows:Dominic, behave yourself!
The real thing:
Dr Riccardo Agricola gave us the latest from the treatment room this afternoon, starting with Claudio Marchisio. The midfielder underwent a check-up this morning which confirmed fatigue to the adductor muscle in his left thigh. The player carried out individual work and should be able to resume training with the rest of the squad on Wednesday. Meanwhile, David Trezeguet and Cristiano Zanetti, who carried out regular training with the squad today, have made full recoveries. §
Legrottaglie, Tudor and Marchionni, who continues individual training work, all remain unavailable, along with Giannichedda. The latter underwent scans this morning following the injury sustained to his left calf muscle 20 days ago. Results show that the muscle tear has healed well, although the presence of scar-tissue will delay his return, expected to be a further 20-25 days from now.
Medical Bulletin: 14th December
This week has seen the respective recoveries of David Trezeguet and Cristiano Zanetti, both available for the game with Cesena.
Marchionni, Tudor, Legrottaglie and Giannichedda remain unavailable
Marchionni: continues to feel pain in the lateral region of his left knee when carrying out certain movements. He still requires medical treatment and physiotherapy and will not be available next week either.
Tudor: the player’s right ankle, which underwent surgery this summer, continues to show signs of inflammation. He will require a few more weeks before he is able to resume training with the squad.
Legrottaglie: has begun physiotherapy on his left shoulder, operated on following the dislocation suffered against Napoli. His recovery continues with clear signs of progress and the player will soon begin to carry out his first individual training sessions.
Giannichedda: having suffered an injury to the external gemellus muscle in his left leg around twenty days ago, the player has begun running exercises on the training ground and is making positive steps towards recovery.
source: juventus.com
This week has seen the respective recoveries of David Trezeguet and Cristiano Zanetti, both available for the game with Cesena.
Marchionni, Tudor, Legrottaglie and Giannichedda remain unavailable
Marchionni: continues to feel pain in the lateral region of his left knee when carrying out certain movements. He still requires medical treatment and physiotherapy and will not be available next week either.
Tudor: the player’s right ankle, which underwent surgery this summer, continues to show signs of inflammation. He will require a few more weeks before he is able to resume training with the squad.
Legrottaglie: has begun physiotherapy on his left shoulder, operated on following the dislocation suffered against Napoli. His recovery continues with clear signs of progress and the player will soon begin to carry out his first individual training sessions.
Giannichedda: having suffered an injury to the external gemellus muscle in his left leg around twenty days ago, the player has begun running exercises on the training ground and is making positive steps towards recovery.
source: juventus.com
In addition to the 4 players mentioned above who are still injured, 2 players were added to the injury list in the last 24 hours:
1- Camoranesi: He was injured during Bologna's match. His case will be evaluated tomorrow, but it is almost 100%, he'll not be available against Arezzo...
2- Bilardi: He had a meniscus injury (I really don't know where he got it!!). He'll be absent until January...
1- Camoranesi: He was injured during Bologna's match. His case will be evaluated tomorrow, but it is almost 100%, he'll not be available against Arezzo...
2- Bilardi: He had a meniscus injury (I really don't know where he got it!!). He'll be absent until January...