Injury Update 2006/2007 (2 Viewers)

AngelaL

AngelaL

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mark83 said:
Angela, I checked other Serie B teams and they don´t have half of injuries like we have.
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I'm sure you're right Mark, but we are Juventus & the only way to beat us is either to fix the match, like inter does or to slyly put the boot in. The latter option is more likely in serie B, as most teams have less skill than us, so they close us down quickly & take the player as well as the ball when they tackle!

mark83 said:
Everybody had their share of injuries... :D
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:agree: Although I have to admit that I think our defenders have had more than their fair share. I expected most of our injuries would have been on our frontline (strikers & the others who support them in the Juve attacks on the opposition's goal). However most of our serious/long term injuries have been to defenders: - Tudor, Legro, Zebina & Chiellini for example.
 
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ReBeL

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Jan 14, 2005
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    Ok here are the latests:

    Buffon: Mostly won't have the chance to play against Cesena...
    Birindelli: His case will be evaluated tomorrow...
    Palladino: Can play for 90 minutes...
    Zanetti: May make it at time...
    Giannichedda & Marchionni: There is a good possibility that they will be ready for Cesena...
     

    Mark

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    Events - 31 Jan 2007 - 4:51 PM

    Medical Bulletin: 31st January 2007

    TURIN, 31st JANUARY 2007 – After around ten days of treatment and physiotherapy for a relapse of the pain in his right foot suffered during the course of Juventus and Cesena’s 16th January championship clash, specialists have advised that Robert Kovac undergo surgery for the removal of post-traumatic calcification from the anterior part of the foot joint.

    The player will be operated on by Professor Seebauer in Munich on Friday 2nd February. The surgery will be carried out in the presence of one of the club’s doctors. His recovery time is expected to last several weeks (around 4-6).
     
    AngelaL

    AngelaL

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    mark77 said:
    Events - 31 Jan 2007 - 4:51 PM

    Medical Bulletin: 31st January 2007

    TURIN, 31st JANUARY 2007 – After around ten days of treatment and physiotherapy for a relapse of the pain in his right foot suffered during the course of Juventus and Cesena’s 16th January championship clash, specialists have advised that Robert Kovac undergo surgery for the removal of post-traumatic calcification from the anterior part of the foot joint.

    The player will be operated on by Professor Seebauer in Munich on Friday 2nd February. The surgery will be carried out in the presence of one of the club’s doctors. His recovery time is expected to last several weeks (around 4-6).
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    This means he will not have played a game for over two months. I hope all goes well for him with his op & he is back A.S.A.P. As it is he hasn't played since before Christmas & will not play before mid March the earliest.
     
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    ReBeL

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    Kovac undergoes surgery


    Late this morning, Robert Kovac underwent surgery on his right ankle at the Borgenhausen hospital, Munich. The operation, carried out by doctors Seebauer and Schiller, removed two large calcifications – which were causing an inflammation in the area - from the anterior part of the right ankle joint.
    The prognosis for the player’s return in around eight weeks.
     
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