Sammy Braybrooke - torn ACL

[moseeds]

Another ACL victim. Wish Sammy Braybrooke a speedy recovery and hopefully a decent pro career

 

 

[Greg2607]

What on EARTH is going on with this injury at our club!!!

[Matt]

Was it done in a game? A tackle?

 

Or genuinely, is there something wrong at the training ground as a factor?

[LCFC BEAST]

He came off in the last U21 game so I’m guessing it happened then

[Freeman's Wharfer]

Our two best youth prospects in a long time doing ACLs and it being the injury many never come back the same player from is sickening.

[The Year Of The Fox]

We’ll be ok after the Covid Fixture congestion has cleared up eh @StanSP

[FoxesWalk]

There simply has to be something wrong with our conditioning or training methods. 
 

It’s not normal to get this many ACL and soft tissue injuries. 
 

edit: I mean, I haven’t done the math but it just feels like a ridiculous amount of the last few years. We seem to be in a perpetual injury crisis. 

Edited 1 February 2023 by FoxesWalk

[sacreblueits442]

...at this rate, it will not be too long before there is a Government inquiry regarding the proliferation of these injuries!!!

It is either down to poor practices without the strength and conditioning team or what had been posted some time ago by a poster on FT that it could be the surface we either train on or the configuration of the plastic-to-grass ratio that is causing these injuries.

  It needs to be forensically investigated, we have an excellent pitch academy that needs to take a look at what we are producing and the game itself needs to take a look at itself.  The fact that clubs copy each other may be why it is so hard to pin down the reasons.

[StanSP]

4 minutes ago, The Year Of The Fox said:

We’ll be ok after the Covid Fixture congestion has cleared up eh @StanSP

Why are you mentioning me? 

Edited 1 February 2023 by StanSP

[The Year Of The Fox]

2 minutes ago, StanSP said:

Why are you mentioning me? 

Because you got so triggered on Saturday after my Maddison comment 🍿 

[Dusty]

This was brought on by a tackle in the Brighton game wasn’t it? Him, alves and Ricky all had theirs done through poor tackles. Hard the blame the club for those really. 

[ealingfox]

iTs JuSt BaD lUcK

[moore_94]

1 minute ago, Dusty said:

This was brought on by a tackle in the Brighton game wasn’t it? Him, alves and Ricky all had theirs done through poor tackles. Hard the blame the club for those really. 

He wasn’t tackled

 

But got the ball stuck under his leg when avoiding one and went over it

Edited 1 February 2023 by moore_94

[StanSP]

Just now, The Year Of The Fox said:

Because you got so triggered on Saturday after my Maddison comment 🍿 

I can't even remember that. 

 

But what you have failed to take in to account (shock) is that I've accepted the fixture congestion now may not be the reason for all the injuries. Ergo, happy to accept I may have been wrong. At the time, it was a legitimate thought that it may have been the case. Since then, with injuries still occurring, I'm happy to admit that it isn't the reason now and there is perhaps a more fundamental issue at the club which does need looking at. 

 

Might be hard for you to understand or comprehend that someone accepts they were wrong. Could be an alien concept to you but I'm happy to move on from it. 

[Dusty]

Just now, moore_94 said:

He wasn’t tackled

 

But got the ball stuck under his leg and went over it

Ah yeah I remember it now. Point still stands that this was triggered by an event and not poor conditioning or training by the club like some are suggesting.

[Matt]

9 minutes ago, The Year Of The Fox said:

We’ll be ok after the Covid Fixture congestion has cleared up eh @StanSP

And the strain of the extra games playing in Europe....

[Tuna]

Or luck with injuries is absolutely ridiculous. How many ACLs' is this in the last few seasons?

[TeamRocket]

Something needs to change in training cos this is crazy as someone who's studied sports rehabilitation this has become a joke. It's bad training or bad pre-habiliation 

 

 

 

[The Year Of The Fox]

3 minutes ago, StanSP said:

I can't even remember that. 

 

But what you have failed to take in to account (shock) is that I've accepted the fixture congestion now may not be the reason for all the injuries. Ergo, happy to accept I may have been wrong. At the time, it was a legitimate thought that it may have been the case. Since then, with injuries still occurring, I'm happy to admit that it isn't the reason now and there is perhaps a more fundamental issue at the club which does need looking at. 

 

Might be hard for you to understand or comprehend that someone accepts they were wrong. Could be an alien concept to you but I'm happy to move on from it. 

Bravo

 

I too will accept I’ve been proven wrong, when that time comes.

 

I still don’t believe Vardy is past it yet FWIW, so that may be the opinion I’ll be proven wrong on and I’ll happily hold up my hands

Edited 1 February 2023 by The Year Of The Fox

[cruzFOX]

Poor lad. Well atleast he has company in Alvez to get through it together but yeh it’s weird how we seem to have 2 players out all the time with the same kind of injuries. Like a live injury carousel that never stops.

[westernpark]

I’m actually done. I am flabbergasted that the media have not picked up on the injuries within the club. 
 

[SheppyFox]

Oh Brendan just get your stuff, your team and pesh off.

[Leicester_Loyal]

30 minutes ago, Tuna said:

Or luck with injuries is absolutely ridiculous. How many ACLs' is this in the last few seasons?

It's clearly not luck though

[fox_up_north]

I'm no physio expert or anything but is this an issue caused by the club or dumb luck?

[The whole world smiles]

Not wanting to piss on another circle jerk of negativty and blame but you lot do realise the under 21s/23s have different coaches, training times and workloads etc? 

 

Difficult to draw to many comparisons to the first team!