Taken off today with a suspected broken leg.
This lad has absolutely no luck.
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Taken off today with a suspected broken leg.
This lad has absolutely no luck.
Terrible injury for him today during a collision with Saloman Rondon sounds like it might have been a badly broken leg. Apparently Rondon looked shocked when he saw McCarthy's leg.
rumoured to be a double break. rondon said to be in tearsQuote:
Originally Posted by cfdh_edmundo
James has had woeful luck with injuries . Best of luck with everything James .
Won't post the picture here...but if anyone dares to look, here's a link.
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2018/01/20/16/485AFA0400000578-5292361-image-a-32_1516466166658.jpg
That's got 6 or 8 months on him at least.
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Just changing this to text, instead of a link
It's seriously graphic
With his history of injuries then this is highly likely to be the end of his career at the top level unfortunatelyQuote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
he's 26 now, 27 in November. It'll be Christmas before he's seen on a football pitch again
And that’s all she wrote for James’ international career I think
Coleman, Brady and McCarthy all in the space of a year.
Shocking misfortune. That must be utterly devastating for him. Hopefully he can make a full and speedy recovery.
Was listening to the radio, heard about the injury, which was described as "horrific", which to me means a broken leg, of
the type where you do not need an x-ray machine to diagnose, and that means a double break, just had a look
at the image to confirm and "horrific" is not an understatement.
I guess Coleman and Alan judge can supply a pair of crutches etc if required.
What is wrong with the bones of these Irish lads?
Are they not drinking enough milk?
OR more likely are they drinking too much?
https://nutritionfacts.org/2017/01/3...one-fractures/
My theory is milk, being slightly acidic actually dissolves your bones, indeed the reason why milk is full of calcium is because itQuote:
Milk consumption during teenage years was not associated with a lower risk of hip fracture, and if anything, milk consumption was associated with a borderline increase in fracture risk in men. It appears that the extra boost in total body bone mineral density from getting extra calcium is lost within a few years, even if you keep the calcium supplementation up. This suggests a partial explanation for the long-standing enigma that hip fracture rates are highest in populations with the greatest milk consumption. This may be an explanation for why they’re not lower, but why would they be higher?
dissolves calcium.
They should stick to a strictly alcohol olny diet like Paul McGrath, George Best or Paul Gascoigne, don't think any of them ever had a bad break?
So disappointed for James. One thing that gives a bit of solace is the example and presence of Coleman, who it appears as though he has a decent bond with. You can imagine Coleman will be willing to lend advice and assistance to James, as well as plenty hope.
Awful injury. No one deserves to suffer an injury like that but it is particularly cruel that it should happen to McCarthy after spending so long fighting his way back from the previous injury.
Sam Allardyce said it is a compound fracture (i.e. the broken bone has been forced through the skin). The doctors will do everything they can but i wonder if we will see him on a football pitch again. Recovering from an injury like this is hard work, and having spent the last 18 months in recovery I just wonder if the appetite will be there to go through it all over again.
He will go through the rehab because he will be motivated, getting back to full fitness will be the goal. Whether he will be the same player is another question.Quote:
Originally Posted by backstothewall
Since his return he had been throwing himself into tackles with abandon as if reborn as an enforcer, but this injury came from an ordinary challenge.
27 already I'm afraid, 28 by the time he hopefully returns.Quote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
It'd be encouraging for him to see Coleman come back without showing too many ill-effects. It would also be ideal if Allardyce is still in charge by the time he returns, although you'd have to rate that as 'highly unlikely'. Big Sam seems to have a lot of time for him.
McCarthy's contract at Everton doesn't expire until 2020, so he's pretty lucky in that sense at least.
Why is there a picture of Aiden McGeady having a lie in?
Could make a return in the summer according to Allardyce today: http://www.evertonfc.com/news/2018/0...turn-says-boss
Quote:
While Allardyce emphasised that the Club’s medical staff will have the final say on when McCarthy returns to training from a broken leg, the boss said that “with a bit of luck” the combative midfielder will be able to take part in Everton’s preparations for the new campaign.
Is there any chance / hope that his other injury concerns could be sorted during this time . He has had some problems injury wise , unfortunately .Quote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
I was thinking the same, wishful thinking maybe but that hamstring, groin, etc. should have plenty time to strengthen now.
Injury update from Marco Silva - https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/spor...tness-15108961
Has had a dreadful time with injuries. hopeful can put a run of games together.Quote:
Originally Posted by DeLorean
Yeah the papers were saying McCarthy should be back for the October games, along with Robbie Brady, but it seems a bit ambitious to me. If he's in full training by all means bring him over for a bit of training but for many reasons I'd feel uneasy about playing him in October.
Played for Everton in a behind closed doors game this week
Thats great news, he is our best midfield playerQuote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
Fantastic thanks tets. A lad who choose us and stuck with us when there was pressure to switch. Head and shoulders our best defensive midfielder. Allows us to press higher given his mobility and ability unfortunately no one else in our squad has that combination of attributesQuote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
Good player, hopefully he can put a few games together and get back to full fitness... we need him
Agree 100%, a lot of our big wins James McCarthy is on the pitch Germany, Italy & BosniaQuote:
Originally Posted by liamoo11
Went well - https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/spor...st-90-15338772Quote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
I wonder would it suit Silva to release him for the NI and/or Denmark game to help build up his game time?
That idea would have gone down well with Bobby Martinez!Quote:
Originally Posted by DeLorean
I don't think it would have been a hit with Mr. Koeman either. The Northern Ireland game, in particular, would be an ideal run out for him though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Olé Olé
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26g3xsAeHpM
Watched the game. The best news is that he showed no fear going in hard with tackles. Was a bit of a ghost in the first half but dominated mid-field in the second. Im well impressed for a fella's 1st showing after being out so long
Not in squad for 23s maybe involved for first team this weekend
SSN saying he's not fit enough for consideration yet.
pity.good with his history to bring him back to the boil slowly. they have a friendly midweek which Mina is due to play in so hopefully he is involved in thisQuote:
Originally Posted by Stuttgart88
Could make his return for Everton over the Christmas period: http://www.evertonfc.com/news/2018/1...va-on-mccarthy
Thank God. He is actually our best player imo.