Ric Flair Posted 13 February 2006 Posted 13 February 2006 I would just consider it a freak at the moment, it's terrible luck, i hope he recovers in time for the start of next season He's got 6 months, it only took him 5 months last time.
Strokes Posted 13 February 2006 Posted 13 February 2006 He's got 6 months, it only took him 5 months last time. I think this one is less severe as well, it doesn't need pinning also he walked off the pitch without assistance.
ithuriel Posted 13 February 2006 Posted 13 February 2006 now we get to see just how good a prospect kelly is for manager. i think weso will be alright , remember walshy having that injury plagued time of his career. lennon too like ric stated. being young he should heal quickly. best of luck to the lad.
Ric Flair Posted 13 February 2006 Posted 13 February 2006 Although I don't rate the chap, I think it's crucial that we get Danny Tiatto in the centre of midfield as we have a battle on our hands. Tiatto's no Wesolowski but he's a horrible player to play against and I have a feeling he might produces the goods for us when needed.
Polyphonic Posted 13 February 2006 Posted 13 February 2006 His leg must be pretty weak for it to snap by getting his studs caight in the turf. Yeah its sounds like he either rushed back to quick and the leg hadn't healed properly, or he has a more serious problem with strenght of the bone in the leg. If its the later I'd question giving him a new contract .... (maybe a little harsh comment)
Strokes Posted 13 February 2006 Posted 13 February 2006 Yeah its sounds like he either rushed back to quick and the leg hadn't healed properly, or he has a more serious problem with strenght of the bone in the leg. If its the later I'd question giving him a new contract .... (maybe a little harsh comment) Being so young he is hardly going to be earning more than £300 per week, it's not really a gamble giving him extended term's on this pay
Durnerz Posted 13 February 2006 Posted 13 February 2006 Gutted with this news, last 3 games we've won Wesolowski's been a key part in all. I think Tiatto would be a good shout for his replacement, Like Ric I don't think Williams has the work rate or the backbone for a relegation battle.
securedfox Posted 13 February 2006 Posted 13 February 2006 Yeah its sounds like he either rushed back to quick and the leg hadn't healed properly, or he has a more serious problem with strenght of the bone in the leg. If its the later I'd question giving him a new contract .... (maybe a little harsh comment) Harsh to say the least, How much money have we thrown away on players who have hardly kicked a ball in anger for us,at least with wesso he looks the biz,and worth sticking with
sam_lcfc Posted 13 February 2006 Posted 13 February 2006 Yeah its sounds like he either rushed back to quick and the leg hadn't healed properly, or he has a more serious problem with strenght of the bone in the leg. If its the later I'd question giving him a new contract .... (maybe a little harsh comment) INCREDIBLY HARSH...hes played four games is it (started i mean) and we have won 3 of them. says everything for the lad
Blueandwhitearmy Posted 13 February 2006 Posted 13 February 2006 He'll be back next season for the Foxes, and better than ever. He is a quality player and there's no doubt were gonna miss him. But hes young enough and passionate enough to bounce right back. My brother seen him in Leicester a few saturday nights ago and said hes a good lad off the pitch too.
Leicester Lass Posted 13 February 2006 Posted 13 February 2006 Huge blow for us and the young lad. Just hope for a speedy full recovery and that it doesn't make him too tentative on his return.
Leicfox Posted 13 February 2006 Posted 13 February 2006 All the best to the lad, but one player does'nt make a team, Seems to me that he's gonna be another Morris.
Steven Posted 13 February 2006 Posted 13 February 2006 All the best to the lad, but one player does'nt make a team, Seems to me that he's gonna be another Morris. Agreed and then you have to wonder whether it is worth keeping a player on who may or may not be up to the physical challenge of playing Professional sport. <_< For the record I am hoping he is up to it, but now I have my doubts. <_<
Ric Flair Posted 13 February 2006 Posted 13 February 2006 Agreed and then you have to wonder whether it is worth keeping a player on who may or may not be up to the physical challenge of playing Professional sport. <_< For the record I am hoping he is up to it, but now I have my doubts. <_< Far too early to write him off. Dion Dublin did exactly the same whilst at Man United and Andy Cole if I remember? Both of them have gone on to achieve their undoubted potential and both have had other serious injuries along the way aswell. It is upsetting news but unless he has a bone disorder, I cannot see where the problem is. The first break was bad but he had it pinned and it healed stronger. Another freaky injury and the same leg is snapped, i'd be surprised if it's linked but if it is then the lad should be given a full year to recover and build his bone and muscle back up. It's not as if it was a horrific break like Cisse, Larsson or Buust. Most bone breaks are quite easy to recover from.
Guest seanfox778 Posted 13 February 2006 Posted 13 February 2006 what did he do to deserve this its incredibly harsh i hope he has a quick recovery
Ric Flair Posted 13 February 2006 Posted 13 February 2006 what did he do to deserve this its incredibly harsh i hope he has a quick recovery Probably because he's too good at football, that's no joke either.
wonderboy Posted 13 February 2006 Posted 13 February 2006 I have sent an E Mail to Tim Davies giving mine and everyone on this forums support to james and hope he recovers well and comes back better than ever
securedfox Posted 13 February 2006 Posted 13 February 2006 [] HERE HERE= Just hope the rest of the team play well without him, he's been brilliant for us even though it's been short lived. C'MON LEICESTER. MORE THAN JUST A TEAM.
City_4_Life Posted 13 February 2006 Posted 13 February 2006 I hope he is fit for next season, because i think he will play a big part in it. All the best Weso!
Bluefoxtim Posted 13 February 2006 Posted 13 February 2006 Just turned on SSN and it says on the ticker at the bottom 'Leicester midfielder james wesolowski out for the rest of the season with a broken leg'
Chimp Posted 13 February 2006 Posted 13 February 2006 His leg must be pretty weak for it to snap by getting his studs caight in the turf. The OS stated that the injury occured due to getting his studs caught in the ground while being tackled from behind. If you've ever caught your studs in the ground and twisted at a funny angle then you'll know how much it can boody hurt, getting tackled at the same time, I imagine, could easily lead to a break. This is sad news. I hope he recovers fully and we get to see more of him next season. All the best Weso
Ric Flair Posted 13 February 2006 Posted 13 February 2006 The OS stated that the injury occured due to getting his studs caught in the ground while being tackled from behind. If you've ever caught your studs in the ground and twisted at a funny angle then you'll know how much it can boody hurt, getting tackled at the same time, I imagine, could easily lead to a break. This is sad news. I hope he recovers fully and we get to see more of him next season. All the best Weso True! I didn't read that bit.
LCFC UK Posted 13 February 2006 Posted 13 February 2006 Well gutted, wern't the celtic player who broke his leg the first time called balde?? Ignore that, i got mixed up, thought the lad who broke his leg on saturday was called balde
Bert Posted 13 February 2006 Posted 13 February 2006 I'm gutted, he's been playing so well and his form has coincided with our form. All the best Weso
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