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Crosby87
04/05/2010, 11:46 AM
So what is the extent of Meyler's injury at this point, any word? I mean 'knee" could mean a lot of things. Knee cap like Terry Dixon? (God Forbid.) Ligament problem that will cost him 12 months? Or just a deep painful bruise? Or somewhere in between?

outspoken
04/05/2010, 2:20 PM
By the looks of things I would imagine Ligaments as there was a clear twist of the knee but no official word as of yet.

Irish_Praha
04/05/2010, 3:04 PM
It's a tough break for Meyler and for us, just at such an opportune time to get into the squad before a campaign.

I haven't seen Andrews play but at least he has been a solid regular for Blackburn.
I doubt if anything will change with Trap's CM, at least to start with.
Considering the choice now with all games being streamed, McCarthy is my default first choice to watch. He is an understated talent and only going in one direction.
I think he will make the Euro Qual squad and will gradually make his way into the first team like Duff did in the 02 WC qual campaign.

I agree 100%, I was saying something similar in the training camp thread. Even if he impresses Trap in the camp and friendlies I can't see him starting the first few games in the campaign.
I reckon if both fit he will stick with Whelan and Andrews to start with and then if McCarthy gets a few compettive subs appearances under his belt he could play his way into the starting line-up.
Like you have been all saying a choice of Whelan and Andrews after the experience of a qualifying campaign with Gibson, Meyler, McCarthy and S. Reid, if he gets his fitness back, is a hell of a lot more encouraging than this time 2 years ago. I'm also still hoping that McCann and Garvan can come up to speed in the next year or two; both seem to be around for years but are still very young. Now all we have to hope for is that a decent left back comes out of the woodwork and Stokes and Best deliver on their promise.

MuckaTucka
04/05/2010, 4:59 PM
So what is the extent of Meyler's injury at this point, any word? I mean 'knee" could mean a lot of things. Knee cap like Terry Dixon? (God Forbid.) Ligament problem that will cost him 12 months? Or just a deep painful bruise? Or somewhere in between?

I would say looking at the mechanism of injury that it's a likely anterior cruciate ligament rupture. The medial collateral ligament and the lateral meniscus are often also damaged in an ACL rupture, which would lengthen the recovery period. I think that owing to the severity of his pain, with him needing entonox coming off the pitch, that it looks like at least an ACL rupture, with the possibility of further knee damage.
I think we're looking at 9-12 months, which takes us up to February 2011 at the earliest.

Paddy Garcia
04/05/2010, 7:06 PM
I was wondering where The Doc went to! : )

Stuttgart88
04/05/2010, 9:04 PM
Really feel for Meyler. It'll take him time after his injury to earn back his place and longer to rediscover his best form As he was still learning the ropes at EPL level he'll still be raw about the edges when he comes back. Assuming it is an ACL injury that's a year missing at a crucial strage in his development. There's never a good time to get injured but a couple of years down the line would have been better.

Charlie Darwin
04/05/2010, 9:13 PM
I suppose he's not in too bad a situation at Sunderland - they have Cana and Cattermole already, so they probably won't bring in any more ball-winning midfielders.

tetsujin1979
05/05/2010, 11:01 AM
Confirmed rupture ligament for Meyler: http://www.safc.com/news/20100505/meyler-to-see-specialist_2256213_2043698
He won't be playing football again this side of Christmas, get well soon David

greendeiseboy
05/05/2010, 11:08 AM
Confirmed rupture ligament for Meyler: http://www.safc.com/news/20100505/meyler-to-see-specialist_2256213_2043698
He won't be playing football again this side of Christmas, get well soon David

Is this a similar injury to the one Terry Dixon got?

tetsujin1979
05/05/2010, 11:14 AM
Is this a similar injury to the one Terry Dixon got?
from what I remember, Terry Dixon's problems were more to do with his kneecap?
A cruciate tear is what Roy Keane, Niall Quinn and Alan Shearer have all suffered from. Nine months is the standard recovery period.

Crosby87
05/05/2010, 11:37 AM
Hopefully by the time WC Quals rolls around, he will be playing again at full speed. 9 months to a year of recovery & Physical Therapy, then another year trying to work his way back in and be consistant if recent history of our fringe players in England is any indication.... After we miss Euro 2012 in heart breaking fashion, he will be one of the players that is in the plans of whoever the new manager is moving forward...

In the meantime maybe SI will come back. (Kidding,kidding.)

seanfhear
05/05/2010, 12:42 PM
Does it still take 9 months to a year these days.

Or is that wishful thinking on my behalf.

SkStu
05/05/2010, 2:52 PM
horrible, horrible luck for the lad. A real shame as i had high hopes for him based on the last couple of months. We can only hope and pray his career doesnt go the same way as poor Colin Healy.

MuckaTucka
05/05/2010, 9:21 PM
As I thought, he's not only done his ACL, but also torn his medial collateral ligament.

He's expected to be out for a year now (http://www.irishtimes.com/sports/soccer/2010/0505/1224269783588.html)

jbyrne
07/05/2010, 11:53 AM
Does it still take 9 months to a year these days.

Or is that wishful thinking on my behalf.

did the cruciate myself twice a number of years ago. the problem can be that when the knee buckles at the time the ligament goes it can do all sorts of damage to cartilage and other ligaments. my physio boasted that he had someone back running three months after the op but usually best case is about 5 months or so. hate to be downbeat but the knee is never the same again and most people will have related problems with hip, hamstring etc as a result for the rest of their playing days.

i would think he will be out for 12 months and then face a period of picking up related injuries for a while

republicofwhite
08/05/2010, 2:16 AM
Meyler's own Facebook Status Update: "David Meyler My operation went very very well the Surgeon said so I'll be back in no time, you wait and see...thanks again for all the texts means an awful lot when you down and out!"
As good news as he could get, already sounds determined to be back asap... Best we could all hope for thus far...

Razors left peg
08/05/2010, 8:36 AM
Was reading on Aertel last night that Steve Bruce said that the injury was as bad as it could possibly be. The extent of the damage that was revealed when the surgeon opened the knee up has shocked everyone at the club but that the damage was all repaired. Really sounds like he is in for a long hard comeback, hope he is able to make a full recovery and as some else said doesnt end up like Colin Healy

dr_peepee
09/07/2010, 10:45 AM
Sunderland surprisingly sold Cana yesterday.. Just wondering if it's an indication of the faith Bruce has in him as a player and more importantly his faith in his recovery and prognosis.

Charlie Darwin
09/07/2010, 12:10 PM
It's probably more to do with Bruce having just signed Riveros from Paraguay. Cana was offered Champions League football in a country much closer to home, so Bruce probably just cut his losses and took a tidy profit on the transfer. He was a yellow card machine anyway which should make for a hilarious record in the CL.

Future looks bright for Meyler in any case if he recovers properly from his injury.

Colbert Report
09/07/2010, 11:37 PM
They didn't make any profit on the transfer, they bought him for five million pounds last summer and sold him for the same amount.

Wexford Delboy
14/07/2010, 10:37 AM
http://www.safc.com/news/20100710/long-road-for-meyler_2256213_2088923

dont think iv seen this up yet

outspoken
14/07/2010, 10:54 AM
great to see David back in light training

Sullivinho
14/07/2010, 3:34 PM
Delighted to hear he has the worst of it behind him. His attitude will serve him well through the rest of the recovery, no doubt.

dr_peepee
27/07/2010, 12:47 PM
http://www.shieldsgazette.com/sport/Sunderland-NOT-in-for-Man.6441694.jp?

Steve Bruce on Meyler


"We've got Jack Colback coming through, who has looked great in pre-season, and a little further down the line we should have David Meyler coming back from injury, and Meyler really excited me with his contibution when he was injury-free last season."

republicofwhite
09/08/2010, 2:09 PM
This recovery seems to be going really well, facebook status update:
David Meyler Best news I've heard in a long while I'm delighted couldn't be possibly happier!

kennedmc
09/08/2010, 9:52 PM
what is the news?

Sullivinho
10/08/2010, 1:58 PM
what is the news?


This recovery seems to be going really well, facebook status update:
David Meyler Best news I've heard in a long while I'm delighted couldn't be possibly happier!

I think Meyler posted that on his Facebook so he's had some good news. Presumably/hopefully about his injury.

Charlie Darwin
11/08/2010, 1:39 AM
Maybe he just got his internet working again.

Closed Account
18/09/2010, 4:05 PM
Out of nowhere! He starts against Arsenal. Should be good to watch.

Noelys Guitar
18/09/2010, 4:09 PM
I've said it on another thread. If Mayler can get back to the form which he showed just before his injury we have the real deal here. A player who can do what Whelan, Andrews and Green do but do it better.

rebelmusic
18/09/2010, 4:09 PM
Hahaha what the bejasus!! Okay have to watch this now - that's upped my day after the wolves match!

Charlie Darwin
18/09/2010, 4:10 PM
Wow, that's incredible news. November friendly, anyone?

Noelys Guitar
18/09/2010, 4:15 PM
It might be a mistake lads unless the commentator just erred. I'm sure he said Henderson was playing with no mention of Mayler. Will try double check. Hope I misheard.

rebelmusic
18/09/2010, 4:16 PM
I'd really like to see a big change for that game. Foley needs to slot right back with maybe o shea on the left since i dont think the sledge/dunne partnership will be broken.

I'm quite happy for whelan to stay central but he needs to be joined by Meyler, Wilson or McCarthy. Green is a very very average player and Andrews isn't much better. We had starts all over the EPL today, can't justify in my head taking bog standard championship players anymore.

Charlie Darwin
18/09/2010, 4:16 PM
It's Henderson, not Meyler.

Predator
18/09/2010, 4:23 PM
It's Henderson, not Meyler.
That makes sense. Can't think of anyone who has come back from a knee injury so quickly.

rebelmusic
18/09/2010, 4:23 PM
Aye Sky screwed up the team line-ups. Boo, im going to the bar

Charlie Darwin
18/09/2010, 4:24 PM
Aye Sky screwed up the team line-ups. Boo, im going to the bar
No need for legal action, it's just a game.

rebelmusic
18/09/2010, 10:10 PM
No need for legal action, it's just a game.

Hahaha ok good one. No pubs in this desertland tho - only fancy lounge bars where people seem to think i'm a thug since i wear jeans in there

AlaskaFox
21/09/2010, 3:14 PM
Good to see the News of the World on Sunday had Meyler in the match report too. Do these journalists not do their research?

Predator
22/09/2010, 1:49 AM
Do these journalists not do their research?No. They're lazy, incompetent and getting paid.

Charlie Darwin
22/09/2010, 2:06 AM
I wouldn't be too critical. When you attend a match you don't get to see close-ups and replays, and if you're handed a teamsheet with Meyler on it you're going to assume the kid who looks like Meyler is him.

Predator
22/09/2010, 2:39 AM
I'm critical for a reason. These kind of mistakes are common to much of today's journalism which is astounding when one considers the vast quantity of information that is readily available nowadays. However, I'll accept your point.

Charlie Darwin
22/09/2010, 3:30 AM
Depends on the paper as well. I wouldn't criticise the NOTW guys too much - they work like dogs and do the Lord's work. I do get mad when I see errors in the Irish Times or the Guardian though.

youngirish
14/10/2010, 11:31 AM
http://www.tribalfootball.com/sunderland-boss-bruce-delivers-upbeat-report-meyler-campbell-1149581

Crosby87
14/10/2010, 11:41 AM
I wouldn't be too critical. When you attend a match you don't get to see close-ups and replays, and if you're handed a teamsheet with Meyler on it you're going to assume the kid who looks like Meyler is him.

LOL! You know the press can sit in a booth with TVs that they can even rewind right? At most places they --get ready----even have their own little TV.
Welcome to the 1980s Charles. Do you really think scribes are still with pencil's in their ears and fedora hats rushing to the pay phone to call in reports like in Airplane? A bit has changed since the days of covering Secretariat dude. Come on.
They dont see close ups and replays. LMFAO. I think they use smoke signals too and they definitely don't have smart phones, prefering the Gordon Gekko models.

Charlie Darwin
14/10/2010, 2:46 PM
No, but I have worked for newspapers and I know that match reports go online within minutes of the match finishing...

Sullivinho
14/10/2010, 2:53 PM
http://www.tribalfootball.com/sunderland-boss-bruce-delivers-upbeat-report-meyler-campbell-1149581

Light training (possibly) within a month. Great news.

SkStu
14/10/2010, 3:35 PM
LOL! You know the press can sit in a booth with TVs that they can even rewind right? At most places they --get ready----even have their own little TV.
Welcome to the 1980s Charles. Do you really think scribes are still with pencil's in their ears and fedora hats rushing to the pay phone to call in reports like in Airplane? A bit has changed since the days of covering Secretariat dude. Come on.
They dont see close ups and replays. LMFAO. I think they use smoke signals too and they definitely don't have smart phones, prefering the Gordon Gekko models.

thats some serious sarcasm right there. And I thought Yanks didnt do sarcasm.

The Fly
14/10/2010, 4:44 PM
thats some serious sarcasm right there. And I thought Yanks didnt do sarcasm.

It's irony they don't do, not sarcasm.

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The research project also includes many Irish scientists, some of whom have indicated a desire to return home. (Though this is said to be dependent on the results of next year's election)