Frenkie de Jong

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Birdy said:
If he gets a doctor's assessment right now saying his ankle is unstable and might take 4 months to get fit, wouldn't we be able to unregister him until Christmas?
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If your Tebas, do you trust the club to be able to re-register him?

I mean it might not be a bad thing as we would be forced to sell him in the winter market.

But ya know, just saying.
 
Joan

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Birdy said:
If he gets a doctor's assessment right now saying his ankle is unstable and might take 4 months to get fit, wouldn't we be able to unregister him until Christmas?
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With the way his contract is, only if Elon Musk gives a personal guarantee.
 
jamrock

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Tebas would let that fly even if it was possible, he would free up so much cap space, we could sign almost anyone we wanted.

Then he would ask where are we going to get money from to re register him.
 
khaled_a_d

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Birdy said:
If he gets a doctor's assessment right now saying his ankle is unstable and might take 4 months to get fit, wouldn't we be able to unregister him until Christmas?
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No. Because he was injured in April.

There is an expiration date to the exception and we are 3 months late to it.
 
draconifire

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jamrock said:
Tebas would let that fly even if it was possible, he would free up so much cap space, we could sign almost anyone we wanted.

Then he would ask where are we going to get money from to re register him.
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And then we will sign Leao, knowing the club.
Let it be, we are fucked anyways.
 
Andresito

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Some ligaments when damaged returned to their normal state, other ligaments don't, like ACL.

Could be that one of his ligaments are elongated and won't retract into normal state. Now you could technically play with a damaged ligament if the surrounding muscles are strong enough to carry the burden of the ligament, that's probably what Frenkie is aiming for with conservative treatment. If he opts for surgery the ligament will be replaced and will be a bit tighter than it was before to provide a bit more stability. That's why ACL patients have a slightly stiffer knee joint, and in the case of Frenkie he'd have a slightly stiffer ankle. Some could be troubled by that but most won't.
 
Horatio

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Andresito said:
Some ligaments when damaged returned to their normal state, other ligaments don't, like ACL.

Could be that one of his ligaments are elongated and won't retract into normal state. Now you could technically play with a damaged ligament if the surrounding muscles are strong enough to carry the burden of the ligament, that's probably what Frenkie is aiming for with conservative treatment. If he opts for surgery the ligament will be replaced and will be a bit tighter than it was before to provide a bit more stability. That's why ACL patients have a slightly stiffer knee joint, and in the case of Frenkie he'd have a slightly stiffer ankle. Some could be troubled by that but most won't.
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You fell in love with chatgpt didnt you?
 
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