Original Dub wrote:Jesus, how selfish am I?
Any word on him???
blues2win wrote:I don't want to minimise the injury because it looked awful but if it's just concussion he should be fit for the derby. I can't believe he'll play on Saturday though but we really should be able to do without him against West Brom. Shouldn't we?!
Dameerto wrote:I'm getting rather worried by the lack of update on the City site about Micah - they'd have told us by now if there was nothing to be concerned about.
Thanks for all your kind words and concern over Micah. We've spoken to him this morning - he's got a sore head but he's OK! ;-)
There is also no update on his personal Twatter
Chinners wrote:There is also no update on his personal Twatter
I reckon there might just be a legit reason for that ....
Beeks wrote:Just seen this on facebook
Manchester City FC - Official
Thanks for all your kind words and concern over Micah, guys. We've spoken to him this morning - he's got a sore head but he's OK! ;-)
Florida Blue wrote:blues2win wrote:I don't want to minimise the injury because it looked awful but if it's just concussion he should be fit for the derby. I can't believe he'll play on Saturday though but we really should be able to do without him against West Brom. Shouldn't we?!
Just a concussion??? That is like the Black Knight thinking he only had a flesh wound.
There is no such thing as JUST a concussion. He could be out for 7 days if it is mild, his career could be OVER if the headaches never go away.
In the NFL a player must pass a series of test for I believe two consecutive days (starting with no headache, no nausea and no dizziness).
Corey Koskie was a baseball player. In 2006 while cashing a ball in the air he tripped and fell, landed hard on his back and then on his head. He never lost consciousness, he also never played again. He did try a comeback (just training) in 2009 (3 years later!!!), but the headaches never went away and the comeback lasted about 2 days.
I am not calling you out since you apparently have not had much experience with them, but this is an EXTREMELY serious injury to get.
Check this out and it should clarify what I am trying to say.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-concussion_syndrome
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