Player Watch Player Watch: Wilson Odobert

[Monkey boy]

The thanks (sic) god makes it sound like appendicitis?

Try as I may, im struggling to see the link here.

 

[tevezito]

Try as I may, im struggling to see the link here.

No pun to find, just that appendicitis is something that (thank god) needs to be diagnosed and dealt with in time or it can get very serous very quickly.

 

[Erm33]

Who's gonna call the hospital and fish for info then?

 

[philll]

No pun to find, just that appendicitis is something that (thank god) needs to be diagnosed and dealt with in time or it can get very serous very quickly.

Or he's simply grateful that the injury-related surgery he just had went well...

 

[matty74]

Been confirmed he had surgery on his right hamstring . So doubt will see him for a few months

 

[bubble07]

According to Google

• Return to sports: 76–100% of patients can return to sports after surgery, and 55–100% can return to their pre-injury activity level.

 

[SUIYHA]

Been confirmed he had surgery on his right hamstring . So doubt will see him for a few months

Makes sense as to why the club were fast tracking Yang's loan.

 

[spoon]

Surely it’s time Ange thought about getting himself a Hamstring coach

 

[Real_madyidd]

I’m no doctor but this feels premature.

That's what she said.

 

[Ghost Hardware]

 

[Teegart]

Talking probably 4 months out at least for Odobert.

Couple that with Richy being a perma crock, we are painfully thin across the front 3.

 

[ajspurs]

We'll be calling Solomon back at this rate. Bloody hell.

 

[eddiev14]

Unbelievable

 

[thebenjamin]

Forget him for the season then. One day we'll sign an actual winger to make Ange's system work, I'll bet my bottom dollar it's after he's been fired.

 

[14/04/91]

I find it very worrying that the medics allowed him to return, only for it ‘go’ badly again in his first game back.
I know the player is the only one who can make the call but surely he wasn’t 100% when he came back.

And the hamstring problem within the squad can’t be a coincidence; with how we play, maybe how hard we train is this causing the issue??
I heard Sean Longstaff on a podcast saying Eddie Howe is a really tough trainer and they’ve been riddled with injuries for a while. Maybe we have a similar problem?

 

[coy-spurs1882]

Well we will need to use Moore more than we expected then

 

[Bobbins]

I find it very worrying that the medics allowed him to return, only for it ‘go’ badly again in his first game back.
I know the player is the only one who can make the call but surely he wasn’t 100% when he came back.

And the hamstring problem within the squad can’t be a coincidence; with how we play, maybe how hard we train is this causing the issue??
I heard Sean Longstaff on a podcast saying Eddie Howe is a really tough trainer and they’ve been riddled with injuries for a while. Maybe we have a similar problem?

Ange himself has admitted that in his/players first season with him they always suffer a lot of hamstring injuries due to how they play and train.

 

[bubble07]

Ange himself has admitted that in his/players first season with him they always suffer a lot of hamstring injuries due to how they play and train.

But we are also getting them in hus second season

 

[bubble07]

Wouldn't they normally say "successful" surgery if it was? Or am I just being a cynic?

 

[Bobbins]

But we are also getting them in hus second season

It’s Odobert’s first season with Ange, but yeah we’re still getting them with VDV and Richy etc. That’s symptomatic of both the way we play with the former and the fact that the latter is injury-prone.

I’ll be honest if I was a footballer and Spurs came calling I’d have serious doubts about joining for fear of damaging my career long term through injury risk.