heard flynny's cruciate is gone. 6-9 months out. hope this isnt true or else our season is over. who else can score the goals
thats not exactly what i heardOriginally posted by thecorner
heard flynny's cruciate is gone. 6-9 months out. hope this isnt true or else our season is over.
apparently thats what was first feared initially
flynny was taken to hospital, scans were done
now its believed hes only out for 10days/2weeks and needs to rest ..
and yes he was back in belfield for the end of the match
life is random
What actually happened him? I didn't see him getting injured.
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Was running onto a through ball on right side of UCD penalty area & seemed to fall awkardly or something as he stretching for the ball or lining up a shot.Originally posted by Schumi
What actually happened him? I didn't see him getting injured.
He was able to hobble off the pitch with some help & must have been given treatment & waiting for stretcher for 10 mins.
the initial fear was that it was his cruciate. he has damaged ligaments in his knee, but he'll only be out for a fortnight.
Flynny said in the Echo tonight that he is OK and will be back for the Bohs game...........there is a God!
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Wouldn't believe anything if spillane wrote it. I'll take my chances with the rumour mill.Originally posted by Counting Crow
Flynny said in the Echo tonight that he is OK and will be back for the Bohs game...........there is a God!
Couldn't agree more.Originally posted by Counting Crow
Flynny..........there is a God!
A man can have no greater love than give 90 minutes for his friends.
looks like flynny isnt out of danger yet
according to the sun he is out 4 the season with a tear in his cruciate which showed up on a mri scan in cork
and according to red fm, they wont know the full extent of the injury until next week
Lads lets just face it John could be out for a few weeks or then agian he might not. So we just have to get on with it for know.
So hopefully he will be ok to play agian this season.
Let's get it going for this year the away support.
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Couldn't agree more.Originally posted by Éanna
Wouldn't believe anything if spillane wrote it. I'll take my chances with the rumour mill.
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